Encinitas takes step toward establishing citywide ‘Quiet Zone’
ENCINITAS — Elected officials took an important first step toward adopting an ordinance establishing the city as a Quiet Zone to significantly reduce the amount
Councilman Tony Kranz
Blakespear, Kranz setup vote to remove planning chairman
ENCINITAS — Just weeks after longtime resident Bruce Ehlers announced his candidacy for the District 4 seat on the Encinitas City Council, the same governing
Decades of flooding in Leucadia raise drainage, legal questions
ENCINITAS — Jeff, a Leucadia resident who lives on Basil Street, said it was in 2001 when his home first flooded. “It was two weeks
Kranz a lone voice in support of grassroots ‘local control’ initiative
ENCINITAS — Despite a groundswell of support, online petitions and local commentaries, the City of Encinitas will not join other North County cities’ endorsement of
District map quagmire rekindled in Encinitas with fresh misconduct claims
ENCINITAS — A looming electoral redistricting process coupled with last month’s District 3 appointment of Councilwoman Joy Lyndes to the Encinitas City Council has renewed
Encinitas council appoints Joy Lyndes to District 3 seat
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council appointed Joy Lyndes, a former city Environmental Commissioner and Cyclovia founder, to serve as District 3 representative for the
Encinitas candidates participate in Clean Campaign virtual forum
EDITOR’S NOTE: The complete video of the forum is available in the article and here. A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that candidates
Encinitas incumbents continue to raise more cash than challengers
ENCINITAS — The City of Encinitas has released the second round of campaign statements for the 2020 mayoral and city council district elections, which continue
Backyard beekeeping generates buzz in North County
How do you cultivate a healthier, more colorful home garden? For Encinitas resident Wes Leffingwell, the answer is simple — beekeeping. “In the last six
Encinitas raises rainbow pride flag outside of City Hall
Following an emotional hearing on June 19, the Encinitas City Council voted 4-0 to become the first city in the county to raise the pride
