School board drops lawsuit
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas Union school board voted on Oct. 4, to drop a lawsuit against the city stemming from the council’s rejection of the...
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Residents speak out against Muir, Stocks; art banner language agreed on
ENCINITAS — Several groups were relieved when the City Council unanimously approved new language for the city’s banner ordinance on Oct. 10....
Public banner ordinance language stalled
ENCINITAS — The city will continue to bar nonprofit groups from using the light poles along Coast Highway 101 for their advertising banners despite attempts...
Viability of project questioned after review of nonprofit’s finances
ENCINITAS — Several roadblocks have become evident in the EUSD (Encinitas Union School Board) agreement to sell the Pacific View Elementary site....
Political newcomers eye City Council seat
ENCINITAS — The city’s November election ballot will feature two seated council members and seven challengers vying for three seats on the City Council. ...
Encinitas City Council puts Pacific View request on hold
ENCINITAS — The City Council voted 4-0, with Deputy Mayor Kristin Gaspar recusing herself, not to accept the request for a general plan amendment to...
Council votes unanimously to issue bonds for park, beach projects
ENCINITAS — The City Council voted unanimously to issue bonds to pay for the Encinitas Community Park and Moonlight Beach improvements despite some lingering objections...
Candidate forum kicks off city’s campaign season
ENCINITAS — A relatively modest-sized crowd turned out to hear the views of the City Council candidates at the first forum of the election on...
Councilwoman memorialized on Cardiff statue
ENCINITAS – The Cardiff Kook was transformed into a memorial for longtime councilwoman Maggie Houlihan, 63, who lost her battle with cancer Sept. 16, 2011....
Political newcomer enters race for Encinitas City Council
ENCINITAS — Bryan Ziegler’s name might be familiar in political circles, as he emerged late in the race for San Diego County’s District 3 Supervisor....
‘Desert Rose’ residents look to head off development project
OLIVENHAIN — “Save Desert Rose,” a group of citizens that have long opposed a planned development are gearing up for another battle as the project...
Pot shops to go on ballot in 2014
ENCINITAS — The City Council voted unanimously to place a controversial initiative on the city’s 2014 general election ballot....
Panel looks to solve art banner issue this month
ENCINITAS — The City Council is moving forward to create a policy that addresses the flaws in the way permits are approved for banners to...
Mayor Stocks looks to make fourth run for city council
ENCINITAS — Jerome Stocks, the current Mayor hopes to occupy his seat on the dais for a fourth straight term on the City Council. ...
Crest Drive appeal prompts look into policy
ENCINITAS — A familiar refrain was heard loud and clear at the City Council meeting on Aug. 15, as residents of a rural Cardiff-by-the-Sea neighborhood...