Indicted on campaign finance charges, Rep. Hunter faces money woes in re-election too
Rep. Duncan Hunter is spending more money than he’s raising for his re-election campaign. The indictment against him and his wife will likely make fundraising
funds
Oceanside approves $5M loan for railroad quiet zone
Oceanside is on track to be one of the growing number of California cities to have a railroad quiet zone.
Oceanside sends staff to Washington D.C. for tin cup week
Oceanside is the only North County city set to send staff members to Washington, D.C., for tin cup week.
RSF Garden Club decides to invest
RANCHO SANTA FE — The recent sale of the Garden Club property prompted discussion at a recent board meeting regarding the direction it would take
OPD sets spending list for $300,000 COPS grant
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside Police Department has set its spending list for annual COPS grant funds. The grant is given to cities each year based on
School district offers tour of Prop. AA projects
REGION — Parent representatives, the board of trustees, members of an oversight committee and staff from San Dieguito Union High School District had a firsthand
City matches $600K for VANC Resource Center
OCEANSIDE — City Council approved a capital funds match of $600,000 for the Veterans Association of North County (VANC) on May 28.
Escondido invests in streets, public utilities, and new parks, but some safety projects remain unfunded
ESCONDIDO — At the advice of city staff, Escondido’s City Council supported investment in streets, public utilities, and new parks for fiscal year 2014-15 on
ArtSplash treasurer out on bail
CARLSBAD — Facing multiple charges of grand theft and misappropriation of funds, ArtSplash treasurer James Comstock has posted bail and is awaiting arraignment.
Mosaic gives back to city
ENCINITAS — As a piece of underground artwork surreptitiously installed on a city overpass, artist Mark Patterson never anticipated his mosaic to have become as
