Encinitas City Council to hold virtual meetings due to COVID-19 ‘outbreak’
ENCINITAS — After a reported “outbreak” of coronavirus infections at City Hall this past week, the Encinitas City Council has decided to return to virtual
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Encinitas voters to consider cannabis tax increase on November ballot
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council recently adopted a resolution to endorse sponsoring a ballot measure allowing voters to consider a tax increase on the
Encinitas family races to find kidney donor for father, husband
ENCINITAS — A local family is urgently searching for a kidney donor to help restore a father’s quality of life, but they’re not alone. According
Blakespear reaches settlement agreement with Facebook critics
ENCINITAS — Mayor Catherine Blakespear will issue a public apology for blocking critics from participating in conversations on her mayoral Facebook page as part of
The Newcomer: Interview with Matt Gunderson, 38th District candidate
REGION — In an in-depth interview with The Coast News, Matt Gunderson, the lone Republican candidate in the 38th State Senate District race, opened up
Affordable home in Encinitas prematurely sold during regulatory wait period
ENCINITAS — A designated affordable home in Cardiff-by-the-Sea was sold to an investor and entered third-party escrow two weeks before the developer was authorized to
Streetscape phase nearly done, critics decry ‘safety hazards’
ENCINITAS — Leucadia Streetscape’s initial phase is nearing completion and the city is preparing for the project’s next stage to begin as early as this
The Other Democrat: Interview with Joe Kerr, 38th District candidate
ENCINITAS — In a sit-down interview with The Coast News, retired Orange County Fire Capt. Joe Kerr, a Democratic candidate in the 38th State Senate
Encinitas group, residents share concerns over Torrey Crest project
ENCINITAS — A growing number of residents are expressing concerns about a proposed residential housing development project south of Cardiff that critics say lacks proper
Fundraising Roundup: Levin leads GOP field, Duncan outraises Davies
REGION — The latest fundraising numbers for North County San Diego candidates seeking state and congressional office were released in April showing most, but not
