Del Mar Times

Solana Vista design develops, traffic study completed

Queen Bee Market comes to Del Mar April 26-27

Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch expansion to bring UCSD Health, Chase Bank

Canyon Crest sweeps LCC; Raven boys take control of Avocado West track & field chase

The Marine Room hosts High Tide Dinner Series in La Jolla

Bay Area fairgrounds joins Del Mar in banning gun shows

Del Mar’s undergrounding plan needs to be refined, council decides

Successful first-time novelist draws inspiration from life experience

Mirza was the featured speaker at the April 11 meeting of the Rancho Santa Fe Literary Society, held at the Fairmont Grand Del Mar Resort. Her book was the first to be published by SJP for Hogarth, the new imprint of actress and producer Sarah Jessica Parker.

Del Mar author uses his courtroom skills to weave thriller novels

When it comes to authentic narrative, Jim Dutton is the real deal. This longtime Del Mar resident had an impressive career as a lifelong prosecutor. He retired five years ago from that profession and has now started a new career as a professional novelist.

Del Mar nonprofit appears in award-winning PBS Series

The Del Mar-based nonprofit Nature and Culture International is being featured in a special episode of the PBS series The Visionaries for its critical work in saving the environment. The episode is called “Guardians of the Forest” and will air on Saturday, April 20 on KPBS2 at 5 p.m.

North County resident learns the value of medical screening tests

His cancer screening saved his life and possibly the lives of others.

Carmel Valley man supplies the shade

John Wood’s volunteerism earns him “tent guy” rep.

2018-2019 an undefeated season for Torrey Pines JV Rugby team

The Torrey Pines JV Rugby team finished the 2018-2019 season 6-0, outscoring their opponents an average of 38-11. The Falcons’ season included wins over rivals LCC, Cathedral Catholic and Saint Augustine.

Week in Sports: April 18

La Costa Canyon rallied from a seemingly insurmountable deficit for a 10-inning, 8-7 Open Division victory over Cathedral Catholic on the first day of the Lions Tournament on April 15.

CCA senior hurdler Kamon Stewart targeting new team, individual feats

Last year, as a junior, Canyon Crest’s Kamon Stewart burst onto the local track & field scene when he became the Ravens’ first male athlete to win two individual events at the Avocado West Track & Field Championship.

Canyon Crest's Tyler Kowack looks back at remarkable golf trip to Augusta

Fifteen-year-old sophomore Tyler Kowack from the Canyon Crest golf team spent last weekend (April 5-8) at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia—yes, the same course where this weekend the top players in the world are pursuing the iconic green jacket given annually to the winner of The Masters.

Del Mar Schools' jogathons bring in record numbers

Sage Canyon School raised over $152,000 in its jogathon while Ocean Air brought in over $115,000. The DMSEF reports that no school has ever raised over $100,000.

Mr. Marketing: Remember the day we met

This 5-minute read will change your life forever! Not really. It’s just a marketing column I’ve written since 2004. It provides free advice, information, concepts and strategies applicable to almost any organization.

Developer addresses concerns, vision for proposed Del Mar Resort

For months, residents of Del Mar and Solana Beach have expressed concerns that a proposed luxury resort on the bluff tops would impact coastal views, create more traffic and threaten the bluff tops. As currently proposed, the Del Mar Resort would rezone 16.5 acres of land at Camino Del Mar and...

Letters/Opinion: 2018: Oct. 18, Oct. 25, Nov. 1, Nov. 29, Dec. 13; 2019: March 7, March 21, March 28

Letters: Oct. 18 A KAABOO problem still to solve It was nice to see the positive reports from the Fair Board on KAABOO. The producers indeed seem to have been very successful in controlling noise. The massive influx of traffic was largely well-managed, minimizing disruptions to the neighborhood...

Our Readers Write: Opinion letters Sept. 13

School Safety Resolution does not represent parents’ community What happened over the last six months in our beloved DMUSD? After the tragic events in Parkland High School, Fla., the parents’ community of DMUSD called upon their board to pass a School Safety Resolution. The resolution was meant...

Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol program provides invaluable community policing support

As the acting captain for the San Diego Police Department’s Northwestern Division, it is a significant challenge to effectively police the large and ever-growing area that is our jurisdiction. An often overlooked but critical aspect of crime fighting and quality of life concerns is that of “shared...