CSUSM receives $6M grant for student veterans to pursue energy careers
SAN MARCOS — California State University at San Marcos (CSUSM) recently received a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense that will help
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San Marcos Unified opens COVID testing sites at four locations
SAN MARCOS — The San Marcos Unified School District launched four on-campus COVID-19 testing sites this week in an effort to minimize the spread of
San Marcos councilmember leads citywide cleanup, food drive
SAN MARCOS — San Marcos Councilmember Randy Walton led a citywide cleanup and food drive on Saturday to raise awareness about the damaging effects of
CSUSM gets $6 million grant to help student veterans
SAN MARCOS — A California State University at San Marcos program that helps student veterans find careers in sustainable energy has received a $6 million
CSUSM receives grant to create speech therapy video games
SAN MARCOS — California State University San Marcos is the co-recipient of a grant from the National Science Foundation through which it will work with
City of San Marcos to help nonprofits in new $3 million grant program
SAN MARCOS — The City of San Marcos recently announced a $3 million COVID-19 Nonprofit Community Grant Program in an effort to help nonprofit organizations
Star Rivera-Lacey takes over today at Palomar Community College District
SAN MARCOS — Star Rivera-Lacey will begin her tenure as the Palomar Community College District’s superintendent and president today, following her appointment by the district’s
San Marcos to host Belgian Waffle Ride cycling event
SAN MARCOS – The City of San Marcos is hosting the 2021 Belgian Waffle Ride this weekend, featuring a challenging new route for cyclists, a
San Marcos adopts budget, will receive $18M in new COVID relief funds
SAN MARCOS – The San Marcos City Council gave final approval on June 8 to the city’s fiscal year 2021/2022 budget, which addressed a nearly
San Marcos council gives final approval to protest ordinance
SAN MARCOS – The San Marcos City Council met on Tuesday, May 25, and gave final approval, 4-1, to a controversial ordinance that will limit
