Clean Energy Alliance savings fall short of original projections
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to include a clarification from Clean Energy Alliance CEO Barbara Boswell regarding the final joint powers agreement. CARLSBAD
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Schumacher ordered to pay legal fees; Carlsbad potentially liable for damages
CARLSBAD — A claim for damages has been served to the City of Carlsbad by a law firm representing former resident Noel Breen — one
Carlsbad City Council identifies community values to help achieve goals
CARLSBAD — Three high-level community values were prioritized by the Carlsbad City Council on Feb. 11 during its second goal-setting workshop. This is the first
Carlsbad’s iconic smokestack coming down
CARLSBAD — Eyesore or landmark? Either way, deconstruction efforts are currently underway of an iconic 400-foot smokestack towering above the Encina Power Station nestled along
Carlsbad grapples with affordable housing, density tradeoffs
CARLSBAD — To meet its state-mandated affordable housing obligations through 2029, the city of Carlsbad must find space for nearly 700 additional housing units priced
Carlsbad fosters public-private collaboration against COVID-19
CARLSBAD — The world’s slow initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic revealed a much-needed investment in scientific research to minimize the effects of outbreaks. Now,
Carlsbad launches touchless crosswalk signals to combat COVID-19
CARLSBAD — In an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19, the City of Carlsbad announced it has implemented “no-touch” crosswalk signal technology at
Breaking down Carlsbad pension obligations
Carlsbad's draft budget once again is in the black, even with a request for 39 new positions under a reformed pension schedule with long-term benefits.
Carlsbad hires first chief innovation officer
Carlsbad has taken the lead on innovation and technology with the hiring of David Graham as the city’s first-ever chief innovation officer.
