Rancho Santa Fe Firefighters, AMR offer Fourth of July safety tips
RANCHO SANTA FE — For many, the Fourth of July presents an opportunity to gather with loved ones to celebrate our nation’s independence with food,
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New guidelines for wildfire protection
RANCHO SANTA FE — With loose vegetation and weeds raising concerns about fire hazards, the Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District is urging residents to
Neptune re-striping gives nod to bikers, pedestrians
Encinitas officials hope a recent re-striping of Neptune Avenue will provide both motorists and nonmotorists safer passage.
Lomas Santa Fe Corridor project moves forward
The city is moving forward with a plan to revitalize the Lomas Santa Fe Corridor, this time with a baseline parameter of no roundabouts and
Humane Society recommends hazing coyotes to keep them away
While hazing is considered unacceptable for fraternity initiations, it is the preferred method to deter brazen coyotes who wander into residential backyards.
Citing safety, Carlsbad council to oppose sanctuary cities
The Carlsbad City Council voted, 4-1, on May 21 to oppose California’s sanctuary cities.
Windstorm cleanup and tree safety addressed
Rancho Santa Fe continues its cleanup efforts following the powerful Pacific rain and windstorm that pummeled San Diego County on Jan. 31.
City considering all-way stop near Ocean Knoll Elementary
Every day, hundreds of elementary-school aged children cross Melba Road at the intersection of Evergreen Drive to get to Ocean Knoll Elementary School.
