UCSD study examines rise in youth tobacco use tied to e-cigarettes
REGION — A UC San Diego study released this week indicates a recent surge in young tobacco users in the U.S., most of whom are
smoking
Vaping Poses Serious Threat
Diane Strader Last week, the California Department of Public Health issued an alert to health departments throughout the State regarding vaping-associated pulmonary injury (VAPI). This
Vista Community Clinic raises bar on tobacco control programs
Health groups across the county and nation continue to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking. In North County, the Vista Community Clinic is putting
No smoking rules set for underpass walkway
City Council unanimously approved Aug. 10 the introduction of a no-smoking zone within 25-feet of the Pier View Way Underpass, which is a well-traveled walkway
Council introduces tobacco license ordinance
San Marcos officials advanced an ordinance that would create a new license for tobacco retailers that would require them to have annual compliance checks with
San Marcos to consider tobacco ordinance
San Marcos officials are considering creating a new license for tobacco retailers that would require them to have annual compliance checks with the Sheriff's Department
‘Baked Adventures’ gathering raises city eyebrows
A group that has arranged marijuana-smoking gatherings and bonfires at Moonlight Beach for a year is in the city’s crosshairs, after a resident complained about
Proposed state law could harm vaping industry
A massive brawl threatening to alter an industry is ongoing after...
Anti-smoking advocates support bills
The recent legislation sitting on Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk could alter the landscape of smoking and vaping with its sweeping changes to state law.
Putting out tobacco, e-cigarette sales to youth
A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that the percentage of teens using e-cigarettes tripled from 2013 to 2014.
