San Marcos developers under fire for relocating low-income families
SAN MARCOS – A San Marcos housing developer is facing backlash from the San Diego Tenants Union over its decision to redevelop an affordable housing
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San Marcos high school counselor named county’s Counselor of the Year
SAN MARCOS – A school counselor at Mission Hills High School was chosen for the San Diego County Counselor of the Year award for her
San Marcos Unified pauses in-person learning due to COVID-19 concerns
SAN MARCOS — The San Marcos Unified School District (SMUSD) notified parents last week that they would be pausing in-person learning for at least two
All-female podcast team gives a voice to Muslim-Americans
SAN MARCOS — As a marriage and family therapy graduate student, hosting a podcast was the last thing on Sarah Kouzi’s mind. The 23-year-old San
Deputies want to find man suspected of starting brush fire In San Marcos
SAN MARCOS — Authorities reached out to the public today for help in identifying and locating a man suspected of starting a vegetation fire near
Kaiser Permanente breaks ground on San Marcos Medical Center
SAN MARCOS — Health care company Kaiser Permanente, along with local leaders, held a virtual groundbreaking for the San Marcos Medical Center on Dec. 10.
Legendary Knob Hill Christmas light display won’t light up this year
SAN MARCOS — For more than 30 years, the holiday light extravaganza known as “Christmas on Knob Hill” has attracted tens of thousands of visitors
San Marcos business owners hopeful after Small Business Saturday
SAN MARCOS – San Marcos residents shopped small on Nov. 28 in celebration of Small Business Saturday, a nationwide initiative that aims to get consumers
Election 2020: North County’s City Council and County Board Candidates
Over the past two months, The Coast News sent electronic questionnaires in four batches to North County candidates in different levels of government, including federal
CPUC postpones vote on controversial power line project
SAN MARCOS – The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) held a meeting on Sept. 10 to vote on a controversial 12-mile power line project between
