Stylists unite for ‘Operation Paradigm’
It’s being called “Operation Paradigm” and its being led by volunteer hairdressers.
Encinitas
North County PAC raises $3,500, and questions
A recently formed coalition of some of North County’s most prominent Republican city officials disclosed that it had raised $3,500 during the first half of
Murphy on the move to San Diego
Encinitas Planning Director Jeff Murphy is moving on to San Diego, as San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer announced that Murphy will lead the city's planning
Encinitas to settle ACLU lawsuit
The city of Encinitas has entered into settlement negotiations with the ACLU over its lawsuit against the city over its campaign sign regulations.
FPPC opens, and closes, Kranz inquiry
The state's Fair Political Practices Commission closed an investigation into conflict-of-interest claims against Encinitas Councilman Tony Kranz five days after opening it.
Lick the Plate: Fish stories — celebrating an amazing summer of angling in San Diego
While I did write about a fishing expedition a year ago, this summer has blown that one out of the water, so to speak.
Author finds recipe for success
The weed of crime may bear bitter fruit but when Louise Mathews went to jail she found nothing but sweet success.
Council selects Mosca to parks and recreation commission
The Encinitas City Council selected a former San Gabriel Valley councilman to serve on the city’s parks and recreation commission.
State realtors association joins seawall fight in Encinitas
One of the state’s more powerful property rights advocacy groups has thrown its support behind the residents fighting the state Coastal Commission in a critical
