Encinitas
Encinitas Paralympian overcomes health issues to compete at Tokyo Games
ENCINITAS — It doesn’t appear anything can stop Encinitas resident Amy Dixon. The 45-year-old Paralympic triathlete, who moved to Encinitas in 2017 to better focus
Goodson Project draws equity, public safety questions from residents
ENCINITAS — The Goodson Project, a proposed housing development currently under review by the Encinitas Planning Commission, has recently drawn considerable ire from residents citing
Longtime Marine Safety Capt. Larry Giles retires
ENCINITAS — After 30 years with the city, the long watch of Encinitas Marine Safety Captain Larry Giles has officially come to an end. In
Cardiff teen wins silver medal at national archery tournament
ENCINITAS — From Minecraft to national tournaments 2,000 miles from home, 15-year-old Cardiff resident Luca Pierpan Tatro has taken his love for the sport of
State telecoms bill to improve broadband access by restricting local control
REGION — During the COVID-19 pandemic, access to fast and reliable broadband internet became an absolute necessity. But for many in low-income households, it is
After 30 years, Encinitas Marine Safety Capt. Larry Giles to retire
ENCINITAS — After more than 30 years of service and building a department from the ground up, Capt. Larry Giles, of the Encinitas Marine Safety
Encinitas begins pilot program with electric vehicles for city
The city of Encinitas has begun a joint municipal pilot program to test three vehicles from electric vehicle maker, Arcimoto, Inc., for use by Encinitas
Letters: Recent cyclist fatalities indicate need for more protections
Two recent bicycle fatalities in north county are very troubling and indicate the need for more protected bike facilities to separate bikes from cars as
