Lake Hodges Dam: Reaching a Milestone
There is no question that Rancho Santa Fe has come a long way since its early beginnings in the late 1920s.
Lake Hodges
Multiple sclerosis survivor, triathlete pushes beyond limits
Escondido’s Aurora Colello says she could have been sitting in a wheelchair within five years of her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in 2008. Instead, she
Wood carver grants Del Dios wish to see lake legend come alive
ESCONDIDO — Even some longtime San Diego residents may be unaware of the possibility that a monstrous lizard-like creature lives in the depths of Lake
Del Dios denizens immortalize lake legend
Bigfoot. Nessie. The Chupacabra. All members of an incredibly rare subset of the animal kingdom, whose very existence is a matter of faith, not science.
Sheriff’s seeking help to ID human remains
A month-old death investigation at Lake Hodges has left county investigators puzzled.
Critics oppose herbicide use, tree removal at Lake Hodges
Tensions are rising in a Del Dios community over a project involving the removal of several trees and the spraying of herbicides around the Lake
Santa Fe Irrigation District approves Lake Hodges agreement
RANCHO SANTA FE — During an Oct. 29 meeting, the Santa Fe Irrigation District’s Board both amended and approved an agreement with the San Dieguito Water
First BioBlitz at Lake Hodges yields exciting, surprising finds
ESCONDIDO — In late April, a host of professional and citizen scientists embarked on a 24-hour blitz of the north shore of Lake Hodges essentially
District will need $1.2 million more to import water
ENCINITAS — Low rainfall and higher water demands means that the San Dieguito Water District will spend about $1.2 million more to import water than
