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
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Residents voice traffic safety concerns after Carlsbad mother’s death
CARLSBAD — Emotional and heartwrenching testimony from the family of Christine Hawk Embree, a Carlsbad mother who was struck and killed by a motorist while
Carlsbad residents still grappling with new trash service
CARLSBAD — First-time customers of Republic Services continue to report a bumpy transition amid the trash provider’s service rollout in Carlsbad. Over the past several
Marja Acres development under construction in Carlsbad
CARLSBAD — The city’s latest large-scale, mixed-use development broke ground in June and is on track to come online next year. Marja Acres, the once
Carlsbad approves plans, permits for Veterans Memorial Park
CARLSBAD — A proposed 93-acre park dedicated to American service members cleared an essential hurdle on July 26 after the Carlsbad City Council approved a
Carlsbad officials frustrated with SDG&E over service center relocation
CARLSBAD — Several council members expressed frustration this week over San Diego Gas & Electric’s lack of progress in finding a new permanent home for
Candidates announce bids for Carlsbad’s elected positions
CARLSBAD — Ten candidates have announced intentions to run for mayor, city council, treasurer and city clerk since the filing period opened on July 18
Carlsbad to put Monroe Street pool renovations on November ballot
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad City Council on June 21 approved a ballot measure for the November general election to help fund much-needed renovations at the
Carlsbad approves resident commission for police, community engagement
CARLSBAD — The city is establishing a civilian-led commission to formalize community engagement with Carlsbad Police Department after the council approved the item during its
