Coalition of leaders push for SANDAG’s removal of weighted vote
REGION — A bipartisan group of representatives from 10 cities is pushing for the end of a weighted voting system used by the SANDAG board...
Councilwoman Terry Gaasterland
Del Mar candidates discuss bluffs, railway, housing at virtual forum
DEL MAR — Three candidates seeking election to the Del Mar City Council this November answered residents’ questions about the relocation of the railroad tracks,...
SANDAG set to receive $300M to move railroad tracks off Del Mar bluffs
DEL MAR — San Diego’s regional planning agency is set to receive a financial boost from a state transportation funding package to help relocate the...
Del Mar councilwoman accused of Brown Act violations
DEL MAR — Amid discussions of a controversial bluff stabilization project in Del Mar this week, Councilwoman Terry Gaasterland was accused of violating the Brown...
SANDAG meetings consumed by mobility hub, COVID-19 scare
REGION — The San Diego Association of Governments’ board of directors held a pair of meetings last week that opened with concerns over COVID-19 protocols...
Del Mar fencing project could impede access to bluff-top trails
DEL MAR — Del Mar residents and elected officials are questioning whether a hotly-debated railway fencing proposal will encroach upon the city’s popular bluff-top walking...
Election 2020: Del Mar City Council
DEL MAR — Del Mar candidates for local office, at a forum last month, differed primarily on tradeoffs between development and risks posed to local...
Del Mar to reconsider affordable housing zoning decision
DEL MAR — Fearing enforcement actions by the state, the Del Mar Planning Commission recommended Tuesday that the City Council reconsider last week’s decision not...
Del Mar city official, residents honor slain NFL player on Fourth of July
DEL MAR — Every Fourth of July for the past 37 years, a group of North County residents have brought a fleet of inflatable rafts...
Still no decision on council members and spouse appointments
Residents and officials resumed dialogue on May 20 over whether significant others should be able to serve simultaneously on two of the city’s boards....
