Encinitas florist told to leave after 36 years on Saxony Road
ENCINITAS — Lupe Lopez has sold flowers from the same stand along Saxony Road for 36 years. She wants to stay but says the property...
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Crystal Tones Alchemy singing bowls: A luxury gift with a personal note
Sacred Sound of the Soul in Encinitas offers Crystal Tones Alchemy singing bowls as personal luxury gifts, with guidance to help shoppers choose....
Election 2026: Ehlers closes gap, trails Viskanta by 19 votes
ENCINITAS — Several key races in Encinitas are coming down to the wire. Mayoral challenger Rimga Viskanta’s lead over incumbent Bruce Ehlers narrowed to 19...
‘More than skateboarding’: Exposure celebrates women’s skate culture
ENCINITAS — Exposure Skate’s annual crown jewel event in Encinitas featured a new collaboration alongside the familiar camaraderie, competition and opportunities for women and girls...
Letters: A wedding 70 years in the making
George and Carol (Hurley) Law just celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary! Seventy years. Can you imagine? They marked the occasion on Oct. 24 in Encinitas,...
La Costa Heights students inspire state law, San Dieguito turns 90
REGION — Schools in Encinitas and Carlsbad recently celebrated milestones. The San Dieguito Union High School District and its original high school marked their 90th...
Election 2026: Razor-thin margins in Encinitas, San Marcos
ENCINITAS — Two North County mayoral races remained exceptionally close in preliminary returns, with Bruce Ehlers leading by 27 votes in Encinitas and Sharon Jenkins...
Letters: Slow the hell down, Encinitas
Are you concerned about speeding on neighborhood streets, especially around schools where 20 mph is clearly posted? I am. How about speed bumps? I want...
Encinitas caps mobile home rent increases, weighs permanent rules
ENCINITAS — Encinitas has temporarily capped rent increases for mobile home spaces as the city considers permanent protections for residents who own their homes but...
‘The fear is real’: Encinitas criticizes ICE tactics, calls for action
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council offered harsh criticism of federal immigration enforcement before voting to pursue greater transparency amid reports of masked U.S. Immigration...
How North County beach towns spend their weekends now
Beach days and nights at home: A look at how streaming, gaming and convenience fit into weekend life in North County’s coastal communities....
Opinion: O’Hara still doesn’t get it
In his latest opinion piece, “Encinitas leadership is showing up when it counts,” Deputy Mayor Jim O’Hara lectures Encinitas about what real leadership looks like....
Letters: Encinitas leadership requires, shockingly, being a leader
I sat at home Wednesday and watched the City Council meeting while dozens of my friends, my neighbors and my mom attended in person. Without...
Opinion: Encinitas leadership is showing up when it counts
In municipal government, real leadership isn’t measured by bullet points on a campaign website or scripted sound bites at a rally. It is defined by...