San Dieguito Drive residents work with city to repair deteriorating roadway
DEL MAR — Residents of a private stretch of San Dieguito Drive in Del Mar are working with city officials to bring the deteriorating, pothole-filled
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Judge upholds claims in Winston School lawsuit ahead of March trial
DEL MAR — The Winston School will be allowed to move forward with all claims outlined in their lawsuit against the city of Del Mar
Del Mar raising parking fees July 20 to align with neighboring cities
DEL MAR — Forgetful parkers, be warned: residents and visitors to Del Mar will see increased parking fees for expired meters and other violations beginning
Del Mar hotel, property taxes boom; sales tax continues slow recovery
DEL MAR — The tourism-dependent city of Del Mar is projecting healthier financials for the year ahead thanks to the recovery of two major revenue
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
Del Mar delays return to in-person meetings until September
DEL MAR — The Del Mar City Council opted on Monday to continue holding city public meetings in a solely remote format through September, with
Commentary: Del Mar residents being railroaded by their mayor?
It is long overdue for Mayor Dwight Worden to recuse himself from any decisions regarding fencing along the railroad tracks.
Del Mar City Council adopts ‘anti-nepotism’ policy, Worden dissents
DEL MAR — Significant others and immediate family members of Del Mar City Council members can no longer serve concurrently on the city’s Design Review
Del Mar residents facing up to 30% rate hike for waste removal
DEL MAR — Del Mar residents could see waste collection rates increase by up to 30% beginning in July as the city prepares to work
