Encinitas City Council postpones decision on Goodson Project
ENCINITAS — After several hours of public testimony, largely from residents strongly opposed to a 277-unit apartment complex known as the Goodson Project in Olivenhain,
Encinitas City Council
Commentary: Redistricting – Let’s get it right this time
Encinitas residents have an opportunity to undo the controversial map which presently defines the boundaries of each of the four districts.
Encinitas implements cash incentives for city employees to get vaccinated
ENCINITAS — City employees who are vaccinated against COVID-19 will now be eligible for a one-time payment after the Encinitas City Council unanimously approved a
Encinitas council to discuss cash incentive for vaccinated city workers
ENCINITAS — A proposal to incentivize city employees to receive a COVID-19 vaccination will be on the table at a special joint meeting Wednesday night
Encinitas council approves new plans for Vulcan Avenue project
ENCINITAS — A new 72-unit apartment complex has received approval from the Encinitas City Council following changes made by the developer in response to local
Encinitas council beefs up ‘green building’ draft ordinance
ENCINITAS — After recently introducing a new “green building” electrification ordinance that goes beyond state requirements to make homes and businesses more environmentally friendly, the
Commentary: Keep Leucadia (somewhat) funky
Our community’s aesthetic character could change forever depending on the city's decision concerning 72 apartments proposed at 1967 Vulcan.
Encinitas City Council to vote on new green building ordinance
ENCINITAS — Later this month the Encinitas City Council will vote on a final draft ordinance to become the first city in the San Diego
Questions linger over Walker settlement, Encinitas City Council
ENCINITAS — Former city officials are questioning the roles of Mayor Catherine Blakespear and other members of the Encinitas City Council after the city awarded
Commentary: Blakespear misses affordable housing opportunity
The mayor and council only increased the affordable housing percentages by a mere 5% on the next slate of up-zoned housing projects.