This October, Encinitas marks 40 years as an incorporated city—a milestone celebrating the fiercely local spirit that brought the community together. According to Carolyn Cope,...
The Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association estimated that about 8,000 people attended the LeucadiART Walk on Aug. 30 along North Coast Highway 101. More than 100...
ENCINITAS — Leucadia residents said goodbye over the summer to the school campus that served generations of families for decades. Demolition of the Paul Ecke...
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council voted June 17 to advance the next phase of two proposed pedestrian rail crossings in Leucadia, approving nearly $300,000...
Miracles Café, Longboard Grotto and Sunshine Gardens Nursery are long gone, nearly forgotten dreams. Now, so is Captain Keno’s. On the endangered list in our...
ENCINITAS — After years of flooding during heavy rain, the Valley of Dreams mobile home park in Leucadia is poised for long-awaited drainage upgrades. The...
ENCINITAS — The city has received positive news at the state level for a long-awaited rail crossing project in Leucadia aimed at improving pedestrian and...
ENCINITAS — While approving execution of an up to $800,000 contract to catalog the city’s underground drainage system, Mayor Bruce Ehlers included two additional requests...
ENCINITAS — Applications are now open for a newly built affordable home in Leucadia, reopening a city-run process that, in past cases, resulted in designated...
ENCINITAS — A Little Moore Café in Leucadia has closed less than a year after reopening under new ownership following a fallout between childhood friends...
ENCINITAS — The city of Encinitas is turning to the courts for clarity on the controversial 199-unit Clark Avenue Apartments project, seeking a ruling that...