Tales of honor still told among vets
As the Greatest Generation slides into history, a group of spry, military veterans still meet each week at the Carlsbad Senior Center.
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HOA trying to be proactive in drought
Recycled water is a long-running point of emphasis for the city.
CHS wins grand prize and visit from Indie band Echosmith
Months of work came to a crescendo Friday at Carlsbad High School.
Carlsbad files motions in federal lawsuit
The city scored a partial win from a motion concerning an ongoing federal lawsuit regarding the alleged battery of a woman by Carlsbad police officers
Fitness team takes pride in all natural approach
CARLSBAD — To many, fitness is a lifestyle. Nutrition and workouts fuel their daily routines, but for some, they have taken it to another level.
No on A campaign increases lead in fight over Measure A
CARLSBAD — With just a 186-vote difference on whether Measure A passes or fails, the San Diego County Registrar of Voters released the first round of
Northbound: Reflections on Measure A
On Tuesday, voting in Carlsbad wrapped up for Measure A, the proposed Agua Hedionda South Shore Specific Plan “85/15 Plan,”
Ballots still being counted in Measure A election
One of the most divisive and controversial measures in the city’s history is still undecided after polls closed on Tuesday night.
