Go Army! Go Navy! Go barbecue!
OCEANSIDE — It’s that time again. Time to cheer for Army or Navy in the yearly football showdown. Make this year even more fun with
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Armed Services YMCA brings holiday joy to military families
CAMP PENDLETON — The holiday season is a joyous time, yet also a time of financial burden for many families, particularly young, active-duty military families
Escondido salutes legend ‘Lefty’ Mitchell
ESCONDIDO — In the eighth 2021 Escondido Legend biography, the Escondido History Center introduces Lloyd “Lefty” Mitchell. The Center will present a $1,000 honorarium, in
Encinitas housing discrimination lawsuit adds defendants, allegations
ENCINITAS — A federal discrimination lawsuit alleging unlawful housing practices in Encinitas has expanded to include more defendants and allegations related to the controversial sales
EDD looks to reclaim federal unemployment benefits from self-employed
REGION — Nearly one million self-employed Californians may be on the hook to pay back their unemployment benefits from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the
Conservancy Corner: That’s not a snake, it’s a woodland alligator lizard
By Aida Rodriguez North County’s Escondido Creek Watershed is home to a beautiful, natural landscape. The vibrant surrounding chaparral and oak woodland habitats host a
Escondido tables discussion on budget increase for redistricting outreach
ESCONDIDO — The Escondido City Council decided to revisit a discussion about allocating $50,000 for enhanced public outreach after questions arose about the Independent Redistricting
Cal State San Marcos opens expanded food pantry for students in need
SAN MARCOS — Cal State San Marcos held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 18, for its expanded food pantry, which serves
Escondido’s potential sales tax measure explained
ESCONDIDO — The Escondido City Council is considering putting a tax measure on the November 2022 ballot that would implement a 1% sales tax increase
