Election Roundup: Jones cruises past Walton; Gaasterland, Worden win top-two
REGION — San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones will maintain her seat for another four-year term after a sweeping defeat over challenger Councilman Randy Walton, whose
Dwight Worden
Commentary: A rebuttal to Sandpiper’s endorsement of Worden
In the Sandpiper’s opinion, he does everything right for Del Mar and with a little encouragement, could probably walk on water.
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.
Commentary: An open letter to Tracy Martinez
The Hillside Community Association (HCA) is seeking to repeal zone changes necessary for Del Mar’s compliance with state housing law.
Del Mar Fairgrounds money problems pre-date COVID-19
DEL MAR — The Del Mar Fairgrounds and Racetrack faced structural financial warning signs for years, before event cancellations and the resultant collapse of revenues
Del Mar government, Winston School wrangle over lease terms
DEL MAR — Disagreement continues about lease terms between The Winston School, a private nonprofit school located on Shores Park property, and the institution’s landlord
Del Mar council supports short-term rental assembly bill
On May 20, Del Mar’s City Council drafted a letter of support for a bill that would set a 30-day per year limit on short-term
Del Mar swears in new council members
Terry Gaasterland, Dave Druker, Sherryl Parks, Dwight Worden and Ellie Haviland will form Del Mar’s City Council for the next four years.
Downtown Streetscape project to break ground this month
After over two decades of anticipation, residents can expect to see a revitalized downtown corridor as early as July 2019.
Del Mar candidates differ on a few important points
Candidates Terry Gaasterland, incumbent Dwight Worden , Dan Quirk and Brian Fletcher seem to agree on many of the central issues facing Del Mar. However,
