Switchfoot Foundation, Feeding San Diego hold free food distribution
SAN MARCOS — Feeding San Diego and Switchfoot Bro-Am Foundation will come together to help the local community by handing out free food on May
Arts & Entertainment
Vista City Council inches closer to adopting single-use plastic ban
VISTA — In the city of Vista, single-use plastics may soon have an expiration date after city officials approved preliminary measures for an ordinance banning
GI Film Festival San Diego begins May 18
The film festival continues its commitment to featuring films that share the untold stories for, by and about service members and veterans.
Pride by the Beach announces Equity Torch Relay and Pride Month celebrations
With the rise in violence against our transgender siblings and BIPOC communities, uniting against hate has never been more urgent.
MiraCosta College Alum shares her voice
OCEANSIDE — Frida Villeda has come a long way since she first enrolled at MiraCosta College. “I was so nervous back then. I wanted to
City gets kinetic sculpture from Encinitas Friends of the Arts
ENCINITAS — Orpheus, a kinetic sculpture by Encinitas artist Jeffery Laudenslager, was donated to the city of Encinitas by Encinitas Friends of the Arts. The
Carlsbad meeting Climate Action Plan goals
One of the biggest impacts was the city’s increase in non-residential solar capacity, which has passed projections for 2021.
Villa Lorena Senior Living offers residents a luxurious, active lifestyle
In Rancho Santa Fe, a retirement community that allows residents to feel like they’re living in an extension of their own home.
Del Mar Fairgrounds updates events, attractions for scaled-down fair event
DEL MAR — Despite the goal set by Governor Gavin Newsom to open up California by June 15, the Del Mar Fairgrounds is still set
New Village Arts, Flower Fields partner for 20th anniversary season
CARLSBAD — Finally, New Village Arts will showcase its 20th anniversary season and this year will be a callback to the theatre’s roots. While it’s
