San Marcos Unified elementary students return to campus
Middle and high school students will remain in remote instruction until further notice.
Community
Carlsbad councilwoman facing possible censure by San Diego Democrats
CARLSBAD — A rift among the local Democratic ranks appears to have turned Carlsbad City Councilwoman Priya Bhat-Patel’s allies into adversaries. According to a recent
Carlsbad seniors get second round of COVID-19 vaccinations
CARLSBAD — Hundreds of residents and staffers at GlenBrook Health Center received their second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines on Jan. 25 as part
Carlsbad Police arrest transient woman in connection with Park Drive blaze
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad Police Department arrested a 49-year-old transient woman today on suspicion of arson related to Wednesday’s brush fire near the north side
Kids for Peace gears up for 10th annual ‘Great Kindness Challenge’
CARLSBAD — Kindness will be in the spotlight come Jan. 25 as Kids for Peace celebrates its 10th annual Great Kindness Challenge. It is a
Carlsbad moves forward with COVID-19 enforcement, relief programs
More enforcement and potential to be disqualified from the city’s pandemic assistance programs were approved by the City Counci
CEA tries to balance ‘green’ goals against economic hardship
Solana Beach councilmembers debated at their Jan. 13 meeting how to balance the merits of higher-priced renewable electricity against the economic hardship caused by COVID-19.
COVID-19 frustrations smolder at SDUHSD
Board trustees expressed frustration at their Jan. 14 meeting about uncertainty in implementing COVID-related safety measures and school closures.
Carlsbad committee shakeup bumps Schumacher from SANDAG, CEA
CARLSBAD — During a Jan. 12 Carlsbad City Council meeting, the city reorganized members for its regional and municipal committees, including prominent board seats on
