Encinitas Paralympian overcomes health issues to compete at Tokyo Games
ENCINITAS — It doesn’t appear anything can stop Encinitas resident Amy Dixon. The 45-year-old Paralympic triathlete, who moved to Encinitas in 2017 to better focus
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Goodson Project draws equity, public safety questions from residents
ENCINITAS — The Goodson Project, a proposed housing development currently under review by the Encinitas Planning Commission, has recently drawn considerable ire from residents citing
Longtime Marine Safety Capt. Larry Giles retires
ENCINITAS — After 30 years with the city, the long watch of Encinitas Marine Safety Captain Larry Giles has officially come to an end. In
Cardiff teen wins silver medal at national archery tournament
ENCINITAS — From Minecraft to national tournaments 2,000 miles from home, 15-year-old Cardiff resident Luca Pierpan Tatro has taken his love for the sport of
Allman ‘ready to move forward’ with San Dieguito teachers union
ENCINITAS — As tensions continue to run high and with two separate elections expected later this year within the San Dieguito Union High School District,
Southbound I-5 off-ramp closure to Birmingham Drive July 9
CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA — On July 9, Caltrans and SANDAG Build NCC crews are conducting a planned Interstate 5 (I-5) ramp closure in the Cardiff area
8 hospitalized after suspected smuggling boat capsizes near Moonlight Beach
ENCINITAS — Eight people were hospitalized after a suspected smuggling boat capsized today near Moonlight Beach in Encinitas. About 5 a.m., Border Patrol agents spotted
San Diego artist’s paintings censored, removed from Encinitas display
ENCINITAS — Months after San Diego artist Elena Karavodin received the exciting news that the City of Encinitas wanted to showcase her oil paintings for
Tensions embroil San Dieguito school board, teachers union
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to include comments from Trustee Maureen Muir and Roberto Rodriguez, a member of the California Teachers Association board
Encinitas City Council approves 5-percentage-point increase of inclusionary housing requirements
ENCINITAS — After weeks of discussion amongst members of the city’s Planning Commission, the Encinitas City Council approved a staff recommendation this week regarding changes