Oceanside school board to consider full reopening plans
OCEANSIDE — School board members will consider a timeline and plans for reopening Oceanside’s public school campuses to five days a week at the upcoming
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Charter school leads class-action lawsuit against state education funding
REGION — A class-action lawsuit filed by three local public charter schools fighting state defunding has been certified to represent more than 300 public charter
Oceanside City Council selects two new planning commissioners
OCEANSIDE — The Oceanside City Council has selected two new planning commissioners during a March 31 workshop. Thirteen people applied for the two upcoming vacancies
Oceanside police, Tri-City collaborate to help at-risk youth
OCEANSIDE — Three years ago, Oceanside police officer Lt. Taurino Valdovinos set out to make a difference for the city’s at-risk youth. Now, the region’s
Localhost Oceanside a new venue for e-sports, PC gaming
OCEANSIDE — The city’s videogaming community now has a new hub for e-sport tournaments, training and access to high-tech equipment and fast Internet speeds. On
Oceanside council opposes future tax increases from SANDAG, NCTD
OCEANSIDE — After adopting a resolution favored by a 4-1 majority of the Oceanside City Council during its March 24 meeting, city staff is preparing
Levin, Sanchez discuss new COVID-19 relief at virtual townhall
OCEANSIDE — Rep. Mike Levin (D-San Juan Capistrano) together with Oceanside Mayor Esther Sanchez answered constituent questions and celebrated federal COVID-19 relief going directly to
Oceanside opens recreational market to cannabis businesses
OCEANSIDE — The city is moving forward with allowing cannabis manufacturing, distribution and delivery businesses access to the adult-use “recreational” cannabis market. The city’s current
Oceanside looks at housing impacts on local farmers
OCEANSIDE — While many residents are opposed to additional housing in South Morro Hills for fear of losing farmland, some area farmers view housing as
