Constitutional crisis in Encinitas
Has anyone ever heard of city legislators suing their own constituents? Why would they do that? In Encinitas, it is because they do not like
Measure T
Gaasterland, Worden claim Del Mar council seats, Measure R defeated
In the county’s two smallest cities, the unofficial election results are in.
A breakdown of upcoming Del Mar ballot measures
In addition to selecting two out of five candidates for the city’s soon-to-be-vacant council seats, voters will be able to weigh in on three ballot
Measure T to decide fate of mixed-use development
As Election Day steadily approaches, the 941 Camino Del Mar Specific Plan awaits a thumbs up, or a thumbs down from voters.
Finding just the right height for high-density housing proves challenging
As Encinitas attempts to get in compliance with state housing laws, the city must decide what high-density housing should look like within its boundaries —
Panelists espouse ‘housing first’ message at homelessness forum
Stephen Russell, executive director of the San Diego Housing Federation, summarized a 90-minute panel discussion on solving homelessness in Encinitas with seven words on March
Housing element with 2-story limit doable, says consultant
Encinitas can develop an affordable housing plan that limits buildings to two stories — but they’ll have to make some concessions, a consultant says.
Developer threatens Encinitas following Measure T results
A lawsuit between Encinitas and a developer that was previously settled has reignited, as the developer has claimed the city violated the settlement terms when
