Election Roundup: Jones cruises past Walton; Gaasterland, Worden win top-two
REGION — San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones will maintain her seat for another four-year term after a sweeping defeat over challenger Councilman Randy Walton, whose
Terry Gaasterland
Commentary: A rebuttal to Sandpiper’s endorsement of Worden
In the Sandpiper’s opinion, he does everything right for Del Mar and with a little encouragement, could probably walk on water.
Commentary: How did North Commercial referendum help Del Mar?
The city now has a glimmer of hope, even in the face of state housing mandates.
Commentary: Concerns with SB 9
SB 9 as currently drafted will not spur much-needed housing construction in a manner that supports local needs, Del Mar's mayor writes.
Del Mar risks state enforcement of affordable housing mandate
EDITOR’S NOTE: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that two council members blocked certain land-use changes on two clusters of parcels. In fact,
Del Mar residents gather to protest Measure G
DEL MAR — Roughly 30 residents – some with their dogs – stood in front of the north bluff on the corner of Via de
Council appoints mayor and deputy mayor
DEL MAR — On Dec. 2, the Del Mar City Council elected its new mayor and deputy mayor for the upcoming year. Dave Druker concluded
City officials, residents oppose NCTD bluff-fencing plan
The City Council unanimously opposed a North County Transit District plan to install 1.4 miles of fencing along the city’s bluffs at a Nov. 19
Gaasterland, Worden claim Del Mar council seats, Measure R defeated
In the county’s two smallest cities, the unofficial election results are in.
Del Mar candidates differ on a few important points
Candidates Terry Gaasterland, incumbent Dwight Worden , Dan Quirk and Brian Fletcher seem to agree on many of the central issues facing Del Mar. However,
