New data dashboard breaks down Escondido’s economic influence
ESCONDIDO — A new data tool is helping both private Escondido businesses and municipal employees better understand the city’s economic environment for future planning and
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Palomar Health nurses, caregivers plan one-day strike for June 23
REGION — Nurses and caregivers at Palomar Medical Centers in Escondido and Poway will go on strike on June 23 as a last resort to
Primary Election: Early results favor incumbents in North County races
ENCINITAS — Unofficial primary election results for North County races largely show incumbents holding comfortable leads over their challengers. In the 49th Congressional District, incumbent
Escondido considers term limits for elected city officials
ESCONDIDO — The City Council is considering asking voters in November if they would like to set term limits for elected municipal officials and potentially
Escondido seeks funding for various roadway safety improvements
ESCONDIDO — A new local roadway safety plan may help the city receive funding to make driving safer in Escondido. Staff presented its new local
El Norte tenants facing lawsuit, eviction and homelessness
ESCONDIDO — Tenants facing eviction from a West El Norte Parkway property are appealing a lawsuit filed by the City of Escondido accusing them of
2022 Primary Election Results
As of 12:30 a.m. on June 8, the following election results have been reported by the San Diego County Registrar of Voters (does not include
Interview with Stephen Houlahan: 48th Congressional District candidate
ENCINITAS — Depending on who you ask, Stephen Houlahan is “that guy” in the 48th California Congressional District. Walking door-to-door with Houlahan, homeowners may recognize
Drought alert allows three watering days
SAN MARCOS — The Vallecitos Water District Board of Directors voted to move to a Level 2 Drought Alert at its regular meeting on April
SANDAG meetings consumed by mobility hub, COVID-19 scare
REGION — The San Diego Association of Governments’ board of directors held a pair of meetings last week that opened with concerns over COVID-19 protocols
