Escondido businesses struggling to hire workers
ESCONDIDO — Businesses in Escondido are having a difficult time hiring employees, leaving some employers scrambling as the city starts shifting into a post-COVID mindset.
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Finding the right senior living care for your loved ones
As the time approaches to consider senior living options for you or your loved ones, Steven Trahan with Assisted Living Locators has the right resources
Finding the right senior living care for your loved ones
Assisted Living Locators has the resources to help families navigate what can be an overwhelming and confusing experience.
Oceanside Unified students to return full-time in fall
OCEANSIDE — The city’s school district has decided to wait to return students and teachers to a full five-day, in-person class schedule until the fall.
Cheers! North County: In the moment with Meadiocrity Mead
Things have continued to change in the world. Just this week, the CDC’s mask announcement put a lot of breweries in a bit of a
MiraCosta, UC Irvine partner to get women of color into computer science
OCEANSIDE — MiraCosta College has partnered with UC Irvine on an initiative to open more doors to careers in the computer science industry, as part
Cheers! North County: Eppig Brewing co-founder talks Frühlingsfest, reopening
Do you feel normal? I feel normal-ish. I’m only a week from living that fully vaccinated lifestyle, but the anticipation is building. More and more,
San Marcos Unified faces backlash over refusal to fully reopen
SAN MARCOS – The San Marcos Unified School District (SMUSD) is facing criticism from hundreds of parents, community members and members of the Parent Association
Encinitas Environmental Commission advocates for fossil fuel divestment
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas Environmental Commission last Thursday passed a report advocating for the city’s divestment from fossil fuels, discussed EDCO’s recycling initiatives and reviewed
