Commentary: Big moment in Encinitas
By Julie Thunder There is a dramatic moment looming in Encinitas – don’t miss it. A recent action taken by the Encinitas Planning Commission presents
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Encinitas candidates participate in Clean Campaign virtual forum
EDITOR’S NOTE: The complete video of the forum is available in the article and here. A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that candidates
Encinitas mayoral candidate’s false claims violate campaign pledge
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Coast News has edited this piece to clarify a sentence regarding the timeline of events and content of the North County Beat
Encinitas incumbents continue to raise more cash than challengers
ENCINITAS — The City of Encinitas has released the second round of campaign statements for the 2020 mayoral and city council district elections, which continue
Encinitas mayoral candidates further discuss toxicity, online abuse
ENCINITAS — Both Encinitas mayoral candidates, Mayor Catherine Blakespear and challenger Julie Thunder, spoke out against toxicity this election cycle and pledged to run fair
Blakespear, Thunder sign Clean Campaign Pledge
ENCINITAS — In an effort to stem the tide of election toxicity, both Encinitas’ mayoral candidates — Mayor Catherine Blakespear and challenger Julie Thunder —
Encinitas political challengers host third virtual forum
ENCINITAS — In the third installment of virtual forum Encinitas Viewpoint, opposing candidates for city leadership positions on Aug. 13 discussed low-income housing, transportation and
Encinitas candidates test the waters on issues in virtual forums
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to clarify a question regarding “stroads” during an Encinitas Viewpoint virtual forum. Additionally, a quote was incorrectly attributed
Incumbents Blakespear, Hinze lead opponents in financial contributions
ENCINITAS — The city of Encinitas has released campaign statements for the 2020 Mayoral and City Council District 1 & 2 elections, illustrating a stark
Encinitas voters will decide three elected seats, cannabis initiative
ENCINITAS — Coming this fall, Encinitas residents will vote for three elected positions — mayor and city councilmembers in Districts 1 and 2 — and
