Samantha Nelson covers Oceanside, Camp Pendleton and the decommissioning San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. She earned her journalism degree from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University and has previously reported for The Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio, and USA Today in McLean, Virginia. For story tips and ideas, contact her at [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter: @samm1son
ENCINITAS — A group of residents is urging the city of Encinitas to take immediate action to prevent more traffic-related deaths after the latest in...
ESCONDIDO — Bill Horn, a longtime San Diego County supervisor who represented North County, died Friday at age 83 while surrounded by loved ones. According...
OCEANSIDE — Authorities have suspended physical search efforts on Palomar Mountain for Angelica Brophy, the 44-year-old registered nurse who has been missing for more than...
ESCONDIDO — Staff and volunteers have spent the past several weeks returning books to the shelves and putting the finishing touches on the Escondido Public...
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside cultural leaders have selected the city’s first poet laureate: Karla Cordero. The inaugural poet laureate will serve a two-year term, creating “engaging...
OCEANSIDE — Two Oceanside natives have been recognized by Rep. Mike Levin as his June Constituents of the Month for their dedication to North County’s...
OCEANSIDE — Dive teams resumed search efforts Monday at Palomar Mountain State Park as authorities continue searching for Angelica Brophy, an Oceanside woman who has...
ESCONDIDO — Palomar Health and UC San Diego Health have finalized an agreement to form a joint powers authority, creating a new health system called...
SHARP TRI-CITY Community members and regional healthcare leaders celebrated the official renaming of Tri-City Hospital as Sharp Tri-City Medical Center, marking the new affiliation between...
ESCONDIDO — The City Council has directed staff to return to the drawing board on proposed code updates regulating e-bikes and other electric mobility devices...
OCEANSIDE — The city is asking voters to approve an additional half-cent sales tax to help pay for several costly capital improvement projects, including a...