Commentary: Homeless count reveals failures in Encinitas plan
It is not far wrong to conclude that the city's Homeless Action Plan serves to maintain the homeless population in its present misery.
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Residents threaten lawsuit after Blakespear’s ‘disingenuous’ Facebook apology
ENCINITAS — Mayor Catherine Blakespear and the City of Encinitas are now under threat of legal action after the 38th State Senate District candidate issued
The Mayor: Interview with Catherine Blakespear, 38th District candidate
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the final interview in a three-part series highlighting primary candidates in the 38th State Senate District race. This series offers each
San Dieguito Water District celebrates 100 years
ENCINITAS — The San Dieguito Water District celebrated its 100th anniversary this month, marking a century of supplying water to more than 38,000 residents in
Encinitas City Council to hold virtual meetings due to COVID-19 ‘outbreak’
ENCINITAS — After a reported outbreak of coronavirus infections at City Hall this past week, the Encinitas City Council has decided to return to virtual
Encinitas voters to consider cannabis tax increase on November ballot
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council recently adopted a resolution to endorse sponsoring a ballot measure allowing voters to consider a tax increase on the
Encinitas family races to find kidney donor for father, husband
ENCINITAS — A local family is urgently searching for a kidney donor to help restore a father’s quality of life, but they’re not alone. According
Blakespear reaches settlement agreement with Facebook critics
ENCINITAS — Mayor Catherine Blakespear will issue a public apology for blocking critics from participating in conversations on her mayoral Facebook page as part of
