Escondido school district denies renewal of charter school
ESCONDIDO — The Escondido Union School District (EUSD) board unanimously rejected a five-year renewal for Epiphany Prep Charter School last week, after the state deemed
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Nonprofit helping victims of sex trafficking wins fight for new home
ESCONDIDO – After a years-long legal dispute with the state, a San Diego non-profit that helps victims of sex-trafficking is moving forward with its new
Escondido couple open coffee shop despite COVID-19 hardships
ESCONDIDO — Amid a widespread economic downturn and the realities of social distancing, one local couple decided to open up a coffee shop, Manzanita Roasting,
Classical Academies delays in-person return despite CEO’s ultimatum
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to include additional information from Classical Academies Chief Information Officer Michelle Stanley on the current status of teachers
Escondido had highest number of coronavirus outbreaks in November
ESCONDIDO — A recent review of public records by KPBS shows that the highest number of coronavirus outbreaks in November across the region happened in
Some Escondido businesses stay open despite stay-at-home order
ESCONDIDO — A few Escondido businesses are refusing to stop indoor and outdoor operations despite a state-mandated stay-at-home order, saying that their businesses depend on
Escondido’s Small Business Saturday offers boost to local businesses
ESCONDIDO — The City of Escondido participated in Small Business Saturday on Nov. 28, an annual nationwide initiative that aims to encourage consumers to shop
Escondido unveils new outdoor Fitness Court at Mountain View Park
ESCONDIDO – North County’s first free outdoor fitness center is now open in Escondido’s Mountain View Park as part of a nationwide initiative by the
Stone Brewing donates more than $140,000 to laid off employees
ESCONDIDO – Stone Brewing announced last week that it would be donating more than $140,000 to its former employees who were laid off due to
