San Marcos school district rescinds dozens of layoff notices
SAN MARCOS — Dozens of the nearly 200 San Marcos Unified School District staff who received layoff notices in March breathed a sigh of relief
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San Marcos Unified unveils first district Future Center
SAN MARCOS — The dream of a “one-stop-shop” where high school students can prepare for their futures became a reality in the San Marcos Unified
Drought alert triggers irrigation limits for inland water customers
SAN MARCOS — In observance of growing drought conditions statewide, the Vallecitos Water District has declared new water conservation requirements for thousands of customers in
San Marcos students hold farmer’s market to benefit local, global causes
SAN MARCOS — On a regular weekend, the parking lot at San Marcos High School is quiet and largely unoccupied. This past Saturday, however, the
Hallmark project heads to San Marcos City Council for approval
SAN MARCOS — A new housing project could be in the cards for eastern San Marcos after the Planning Commission approved the 151-unit Hallmark townhomes
San Marcos Spring Fling festival returns in full force
SAN MARCOS – Approximately 200 vendors and thousands of shoppers took over several blocks of Via Vera Cruz on Sunday for the 30th annual San
Educators, parents lambast school district’s ‘draconian’ layoffs
SAN MARCOS — Eight-year-old Brooklyn Houchin and her teacher at Double Peak Elementary School, Jena Steinberger, are practically best friends, according to Brooklyn’s mother Ashley.
San Marcos adopts e-bike ordinance but concerns still linger
SAN MARCOS — The San Marcos City Council passed an ordinance allowing motorized bicycles, or e-bikes, onto local trails with certain restrictions and limitations. At
Mayors of North County: San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones
SAN MARCOS — Public servant. Community-oriented. Authentic. Concerned citizen. While San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones’ party affiliation is Republican, she prefers to define herself in
CSUSM grad on his way to becoming a Navy officer
SAN MARCOS — For many, it’s not much fun to wake up at 5 a.m. every day and workout for two hours before a full
