Escondido redistricting in public outreach phase
ESCONDIDO — The Escondido Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday, May 4 with a member of the state Citizens Redistricting Commission to explain the process of
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Escondido council to revisit cannabis issue on May 19
A resolution to potentially legalize cannabis sales in the city was on the council agenda in March, but discussion was postponed.
Escondido decides against pursuing single-use plastics policy
The majority of the City Council opted against going down a route that might lead to a citywide ban on plastic.
Escondido confirms new city manager Sean McGlynn
ESCONDIDO – The City of Escondido officially hired Sean McGlynn as its new city manager last week, replacing former city manager Jeffrey Epp, who is
Escondido to install two futsal courts in Washington Park
ESCONDIDO – The Escondido City Council met on Wednesday, April 7 and unanimously approved a motion to move forward with the installation of two futsal
Escondido council meetings open to the public starting April 21
ESCONDIDO – The public will be able to physically attend Escondido City Council meetings starting April 21 — the first time since the coronavirus pandemic
Escondido council postpones cannabis discussion in contentious meeting
ESCONDIDO – The Escondido City Council recently voted 3-2 to postpone a discussion on the legalization of cannabis sales in the city, however it is
Escondido City Council approves new Climate Action Plan
ESCONDIDO – The Escondido City Council met on Wednesday, March 10, to give final approval to the city’s updated Climate Action Plan (CAP), which outlines
Escondido council adopts new campaign contribution rules
ESCONDIDO — Just months after the previously seated Escondido City Council enacted new campaign contribution limits, the city’s new council voted Wednesday, March 3, to
Escondido officials to revisit lack of inclusionary housing requirement
ESCONDIDO — The recent approval of 510 residential dwelling units in the Palomar Heights project caused some controversy among Escondido council members, interest groups and
