Interview with Stephen Houlahan: 48th Congressional District candidate
ENCINITAS — Depending on who you ask, Stephen Houlahan is “that guy” in the 48th California Congressional District. Walking door-to-door with Houlahan, homeowners may recognize
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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
CA mask mandate ending for indoor schools March 11
REGION — California will lift its mask mandates for schools, which required students and staff to wear masks indoors, at 11:59 p.m. on March 11,
Rooftop solar reform still a hot-button issue in California
REGION — The California Public Utilities Commission continues to deliberate rooftop solar reform, targeting the industry’s popular and controversial net energy metering program, resulting in
Conservancy Corner: Toyon trees spreading winter cheer
As winter spirit floats through the air the Toyon tree’s magical red fruit ripen on its reaching branches. If you look close enough as you
Southwest states, California mountains still offer plenty of snow
Got snow? Yes, we certainly do. California and high-altitude destinations in the Southwest have plenty of the white stuff (as of this writing). And if
State mandates indoor mask-wearing through holiday season
REGION — Citing a sharp increase in COVID-19 infection rates since Thanksgiving, the state announced today that beginning Wednesday, mask-wearing will become mandatory in all
Blakespear, Gloria reverse course on mileage charge, debate continues
REGION — In a surprising move, three prominent elected officials on the San Diego Association of Government’s board of directors suddenly voiced concerns with a
Oceanside joins fight to take back housing control from state
OCEANSIDE — The Oceanside City Council has joined the emerging fight between municipal governments and the State of California over local control of zoning and
Gonzalez blames EDD fraud on federal program, freelancers push back
REGION — A San Diego lawmaker’s recent statements on social media claiming a federal program designed to help independent contractors receive unemployment benefits was responsible
