Encinitas Council approves future pay increase
With little fanfare, the Encinitas City Council voted to increase the compensation for the city’s elected positions by more than $500 a month on Wednesday...
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City manager gets another pay increase
For the second time this year, City Manager Scott Huth received a raise and bonus. Council members at the Dec. 5 meeting unanimously approved a...
O’side fire management receives 2 percent salary increase
City Council unanimously approved a 2 percent salary increase for fire management on Oct. 12 with no public discussion. Following the vote Mayor Jim Wood...
Wade gets 1.5 percent pay hike
Having met the job standards during his first year, City Manager Greg Wade received a $2,970 raise, effective July 1, bringing his annual base salary...
Cal State University teacher strike averted
Cal State University professors across the state — including at CSU San Marcos — who were poised to go on......
Police management gains pay increase
A 2.5 percent pay increase was approved for Oceanside police captains and lieutenants, along with two additional pay hikes next year....
Salary increases for mayor, council and city employees
It was raises all around for Oceanside’s mayor, council members, city clerk, treasurer and city employees....
San Marcos city manager, attorney receive raises
SAN MARCOS — With little fanfare, the San Marcos City Council voted to give compensation increases to its city manager and city attorney....
Council will discuss possible pay raise
SOLANA BEACH — At the request of Mayor Lesa Heebner at the Feb. 11 meeting, council members will discuss the possibility of approving a raise...
Oceanside Police officers get bump in pay
OCEANSIDE — The Police Officers Association reached an agreement with the city for a 4.5 percent salary increase over the next two years....
Oceanside city attorney receives $8,500 raise
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside City Attorney John Mullen received an $8,500 raise from City Council without fanfare on Sept. 10. His salary is now $229,870 annually...
Management workers get 1.5 percent pay hike
DEL MAR — In an effort to recruit and retain qualified workers who provide consistent, high-level service, council members at the Jan. 6 meeting unanimously...
Carlsbad establishes new ‘pay-for-performance’ policy
CARLSBAD — City Council approved an agreement with the Carlsbad City Employees’ Association that linked salary raises of city employees to job performance at its...
Council OKs city manager’s raise
DEL MAR — Council members approved a $630 a month raise for City Manager Scott Huth with a 4-0 vote at the April 1 meeting....