How’s the plastic bag ban working?
A year ago, California voters approved the ban of single-use plastic grocery bags.
Plastic Bag Ban
O’side approves single-use plastic bag ban, shoppers voice support
Oceanside gave final approval to a single-use plastic bag ban on Aug. 24. It prohibits stores from distributing plastic bags to customers to carry out
Oceanside joins the bag ban bandwagon
After a failed attempt to pass a ban on single-use plastic bags in October 2015, and 45 community education workshops, Oceanside approved the introduction of
Plastic bag ban reintroduced
A ban on single-use plastic bags in the county’s smallest city is now expected to take effect around June 16, about two months later than
Plastic bag ban repeal: An irrelevant vote?
What if California voters repealed a law, but it remained the law anyway?
No council vote on support for a state bag ban
Councilwoman Esther Sanchez shared her support for a state single-use plastic bag ban that will be on the November ballot, but fellow council members did
Oceanside’s plastic bag ban efforts taking root
Oceanside’ Green Team is on a mission to share information on the environmental harm of single-use plastic bags and how the city can reduce their
Outreach for bag ban getting under way
With the first reading of an ordinance to ban single-use plastic bags scheduled to go before the City Council in about a month, the group
Oceanside postpones plastic bag ban
Oceanside City Council said “not now” to implementing a single-use plastic bag ban on Oct. 21.
First phase of plastic bag ban starts April 10
ENCINITAS — If you’re doing grocery shopping in Encinitas after April 10, remember to BYOB — Bring Your Own Bag. April 10 is the day
