Letter: Why tunnel under Del Mar?
Dear Editor, I see that the first down payment has been made on the multi-billion-dollar project for the Del Mar rail realignment project. I can
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Letters: Quid pro quo on the Carlsbad City Council?
EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to the resident’s professional status in the community, they have insisted on remaining anonymous. The Coast News has confirmed this individual is
Commentary: Homeless ‘solutions’ in Encinitas lack transparency
By Natalie Settoon Residents should be concerned that Mayor Catherine Blakespear, the Encinitas City Council and city staff appear to be working quietly on plans
Letter: Congratulations, Congress!
Dear Editor, The passing of the Inflation Reduction Act gives those of us who care about the problems caused by climate change one of our
Letter: Open letter to Encinitas City Council candidate Dan Vaughn
Dear Mr. Vaughn, I read in The Coast News that you have filed your paperwork to run for the District 4 seat on the Encinitas
Letter: Will council recuse from Marea Village appeal?
I read with great interest your recent coverage about the Marea Village Leucadia project appeal of the Encinitas Planning Commission’s recent approval of the project.
Op-ed: Change is upon us, new county budget helps prepare
By Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer If you told me three years ago I would spend weeks on end isolated at home, gas would cost $6 a
Commentary: Increasing open space to fight climate change
By Bhavani Kirnak In opposition to Mayor Catherine Blakespear’s mission of “Increasing Suburban Density to Fight Climate Change,” I propose the way to fight climate
Letter: SCOTUS ruling at odds with climate goals
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court curtailed the authority of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to regulate greenhouse gas emissions causing climate change. This alarming
Letter: SDUHSD made right call
To the Editor: As reported earlier by The Coast News, the San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Sunday
