Carlsbad officials hit with second Brown Act violation allegation
For the second time in the past several weeks, questions are being raised about whether the Carlsbad City Council violated the Brown Act.
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Board member votes to grant herself $10K reimbursement
Palomar College Governing Board trustee Nina Deerfield voted to grant herself $10,000 reimbursement for legal fees.
Campaign mailers fuel Escondido mayoral race flare-up
A turbulent Escondido mayoral race takes yet another turn after recent campaign mailers distributed by incumbent candidate Mayor Sam Abed.
MiraCosta’s handling of adults with disabilities remains under fire
MiraCosta College continues to face allegations of discrimination, lack of public transparency and unclear financial decision-making regarding its Adults with Disabilities Program.
City rejects Brown Act complaint; residents cry political foul
The Encinitas City Council unanimously rejected a complaint filed by a local resident alleging that City Councilwoman Catherine Blakespear and Lisa Shaffer violated state open
EUSD to pay $800k for yoga
For the past four years, Encinitas Union School District students have done yoga twice a week, a program that was paid for by a $1
Council seeks to improve public outreach
DEL MAR – Council members discussed three proposals at the April 20 meeting to improve community engagement and better inform the public and each other,
