Clean water fee ballots due Sept. 15
Del Mar property owners have until 5 p.m. Sept. 15 to return their clean water fee ballots to City Hall. The ballots, which were mailed
Rancho Santa Fe
Young candidate runs lean, green campaign
With a campaign she calls lean and green, one of the youngest candidates to ever run for Carlsbad City Council is practicing what she preaches.
Two surf contests take over D Street
Despite the meager waves, there was no shortage of groms and masters tromping down the steps early Sept. 6 to compete in two surf contests
Party for old-time neighborhood on hold again
For years, sisters Ofie Escobedo and Connie Trejo have organized an annual event to celebrate the heritage of one of the oldest neighborhoods in the
Plans under way to to rejuvenate plaza
Expansion plans for Lomas Santa Fe Plaza have been available for public review and comment for a week, and property owner American Assets must be
O’side leaders question plan for fire tax
Wildfires know no boundaries. The 2007 Witch Creek Fire and 2003 Cedar Fire had countywide impacts. But discussion of a Nov. 4 ballot measure calling
Locals protest change in area code
An overflow crowd gathered recently outside the city offices in Carlsbad for the California Public Utilities Commission hearing on a possible area code change for
First Grom-o-Rama rides into Solana Beach
Forty-eight young, local surfers between 9 and 17 hit the waves at Fletcher Cove early Aug. 23 for the inaugural Grom-o-Rama surf contest sponsored by
Ranch children head back to school
While the nation was in the grips of the Beijing Olympics, families in the Ranch were racing to prepare for the new school year, which
