Escondido Police offer bicycle safety tips
ESCONDIDO — The Escondido Police Department is encouraging everyone to get active and warning drivers to be on the lookout for more people biking and...
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SANDAG board to consider per-mile road usage tax to fund transit projects
REGION — The San Diego Association of Governments board will meet virtually today to discuss a four-cent-per-mile tax proposal that could impact every driver in...
Revised Leucadia Streetscape plan gets council approval
Encinitas has adopted the changes recommended by the California Coastal Commission to a proposed overhaul of North Coast Highway 101....
In wake of pedestrian deaths, Encinitas considers adopting Vision Zero safety program
The Encinitas City Council is considering implementing Vision Zero, a street-safety program that aims to eliminate all injuries and fatalities involving pedestrians and vehicles....
Village and Barrio Master Plan highlights mobility
Mobility is a priority for the city, especially in Carlsbad Village and Barrio neighborhoods....
RSF Association approves purchase of new vehicles
At the Rancho Santa Fe Association monthly board meeting in March, board member and treasurer Janet Danola shared how during the last Finance Committee meeting,...
Encinitas Traffic Commission to draft complete streets policy
The Encinitas City Council unanimously empowered the Traffic and Public Safety Commission to draft a policy that will govern so-called “complete streets” projects throughout the...
Seventh grader’s project weighs in on vehicle speed signs
Christopher Kulick, a seventh grader at The Rhoades School in Encinitas, has a message for the city of Encinitas...
Encinitas looks to expand vehicle storage space
Encinitas officials said they are looking at ways to increase the space available to car dealerships to store overflow inventory in the wake of shutting...