Boys organize local Candy Cane Lane
OCEANSIDE — Two pint-sized friends and neighbors decided they wanted their block to turn into a Candy Cane Lane for the holidays, and invited 70...
Oceanside
New council majority takes action to ban puppy mill dog sales
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside City Council took the first step to ban puppy mill dog and cat sales in 3-1-1 vote, which gave direction to draft...
MCC students hold vigil for 43 missing Mexican students
OCEANSIDE — Students at MiraCosta College set up a vigil by the central school library to bring attention to the 43 missing Mexican students, who...
‘Giving Tuesday’ declared in Oceanside
OCEANSIDE — Mayor Jim Wood declared Dec. 2 Giving Tuesday at a North County Lifeline event. The day focuses on giving back to nonprofits, following...
North County receives $3.42M for recycled water projects
OCEANSIDE — North County recently received $3.42 million in state grant funds for recycled water infrastructure projects....
Harbor District secures funds to update its rescue fleet
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside Harbor District will be able to update its fleet of rescue boats thanks to a $500,000 loan from the city’s Fleet Replacement...
Oceanside looks at regulations on restaurant sales of beer and wine
OCEANSIDE — A draft of new beer and wine regulations was presented as an informational item to the Planning Commission on Nov. 17. The same...
FedEx Center set to open and bring 1,000 jobs
OCEANSIDE — The Planning Commission gave a unanimous go ahead on Nov. 17 to a parcel map, development plan and use permit to combine 12...
Oceanside OKs water rate increase of 3%
OCEANSIDE — City Council approved a 3 percent increase to water and wastewater rates, following over a dozen community comments opposing rate hikes at the...
Last coastal city holdout may reconsider smoking ban
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside is expected to re-evaluate in December its decision not to ban restaurant patio smoking....
Redevelopment projects called for review
OCEANSIDE — Three Pacific Street redevelopment projects, which breezed through the Planning Commission in September with unanimous approval, were called for review by Mayor Jim...
