Encinitas council selects realtor to replace ousted planning chairman
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council has named Robert Prendergast to replace former chairman Bruce Ehlers as the new Olivenhain/New Encinitas representative on the city’s
Politics & Government
Levin, Rodriguez top two candidates in latest 49th District poll
REGION — A recent poll of the 49th Congressional District race shows Democratic incumbent Rep. Mike Levin (D-San Juan Capistrano) holding a large and expected
Interview with Assemblywoman Laurie Davies, 74th District candidate
REGION — When California Assemblywoman Laurie Davies (R-Laguna Niguel) ran for the 73rd District two years ago, it was important to her that she represented
SANDAG drawn further into 101 Ash St. scandal
REGION — In April, the San Diego Association of Governments announced it was including the scandal-plagued and asbestos-ridden 101 Ash Street and Civic Centre Plaza
Interview with Matthew Rascon, 48th Congressional District candidate
REGION — The youngest candidate for the 48th Congressional District seat told The Coast News he’s making government reform his top priority. Community volunteer Matthew
Interview with Lucinda Jahn, 48th Congressional District candidate
REGION — Lucinda Jahn doesn’t want your money, she wants a voice. Jahn is one of four candidates on the June 7 primary ballot to
Primary Election: Interviews with San Diego County Sheriff candidates
UPDATE: As reported on May 26, John Hemmerling has withdrawn from the race. REGION — For San Diego County voters, among the most important races
Escondido OKs federal loan to complete Lake Wohlford Dam replacement
ESCONDIDO — Earlier this month, the Escondido City Council approved taking out a federal loan to help partially fund the city’s $133 million Lake Wohlford
Residents threaten lawsuit after Blakespear’s ‘disingenuous’ Facebook apology
ENCINITAS — Mayor Catherine Blakespear and the City of Encinitas are now under threat of legal action after the 38th State Senate District candidate issued
California energy experts warn of potential energy shortage, blackouts
REGION — California is preparing for a hot summer, which means the real possibility of energy scarcity, rate increases and blackouts. Earlier this month, a
