Carlsbad hotel tax revenue booms, rebounding finances in third quarter
CARLSBAD — Tax revenue is on track to match Fiscal Year 2019-20 levels thanks to a rebound in hotel and sales taxes, according to Roxanne
Carlsbad City Council
Carlsbad voters to decide fate of city clerk position with Measure C
CARLSBAD — A debate is brewing over the city’s only ballot measure this election cycle to determine whether or not to keep the city clerk
Carlsbad District 1 candidates discuss taxes, deficit, homelessness
CARLSBAD — Since the city shifted to district elections in 2018, District 1 leadership in Carlsbad has been in a constant state of flux, producing
Carlsbad discusses ‘green building’ electrification ordinance
CARLSBAD — Building electrification requirements are the latest “eco-friendly” measures sweeping across the Golden State, requiring new residential construction projects to include all-electric appliances instead
Carlsbad adopts military equipment ordinance for police department
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad City Council on April 19 adopted a policy allowing the “funding, acquisition or use of military equipment by the Carlsbad Police
Carlsbad City Attorney Celia Brewer announces retirement
CARLSBAD — Longtime City Attorney Celia Brewer announced her plans to retire, according to a city press release on April 23. Brewer, who has spent
Citing budget concerns, Carlsbad surveys residents on taxes, cannabis
CARLSBAD — The City of Carlsbad is conducting a randomized survey among a selection of residents to gauge whether they’d prefer either a one-cent sales
Carlsbad adjusts inclusionary housing in-lieu fees
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad City Council approved a change to the city’s inclusionary housing in-lieu fees during its March 22 meeting. The city’s inclusionary housing
