Navy veteran finds passion, healing in art therapy program
VISTA — A 15-year Navy veteran suffering from daily migraine headaches, lower-back pain and depression never imagined creating bronze and ceramic sculptures of pre-colonial African
Jordan Ingram
Encinitas quiltmaker stitches free cloth masks for community
ENCINITAS — If you’re looking for a free hand-sewn face mask from a prize-winning quilter, look no further than Hickoryhill Drive in Encinitas. The stylish
Encinitas teen Gracie Howard named ‘Junior Artist of the Year’
ENCINITAS — A 13-year-old Encinitas resident was recently named Junior Artist of the Year for the San Diego-North County region in the 15th Annual National
Encinitas business owners rebuke city’s efforts to enforce regional health order
ENCINITAS — The creeping reality of permanent closure facing local businesses along Coast Highway 101 in Encinitas has pushed some owners to publicly rebuke the
Teachers union files lawsuit against San Dieguito Union High School District
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated from its original version. ENCINITAS — A local teachers union filed a lawsuit against San Dieguito Union High
Korean War pilot receives Medal of Valor at Encinitas Legion Post
ENCINITAS — A 95-year-old Navy war hero was honored for his bravery during the Korean War in a ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 12, at American
Carlsbad artist crafts miniatures of city landmark
CARLSBAD — Shortly after the news broke that Carlsbad’s iconic smokestack was slated for demolition, local artist Bryan Snyder decided to memorialize the landmark with
Encinitas author Ian Thompson explores the life of Maggie Houlihan
ENCINITAS — During this year’s contentious election cycle, Encinitas author Ian Thompson couldn’t help but think of his late wife, former Encinitas City Councilwoman Maggie
Martial arts prodigy Channah Zeitung a ‘bubbly’ powerhouse
CARMEL VALLEY — At 12 years old, third-degree black belt and martial arts prodigy Channah Zeitung carries a big stick everywhere she goes. “The bo
Vigilantes, task forces and nonprofits crusade against San Diego’s illicit sex economy
REGION — After 18 months of allegedly exchanging messages online with a 14-year-old child, a Leucadia bagel store owner agreed to meet the youth in
