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Carmel Valley Prius owners have been impacted by the unsettling theft of the catalytic converters from their cars, a rising trend in the city.
The Clean Energy Alliance is thinking about offering a plan aimed at low-income residents and small businesses, although it would provide a smaller percentage of renewable energy.
The coastal communities of Solana Beach and Cardiff-by-the-Sea are now connected by bridges over the San Elijo Lagoon, enhancing the public’s opportunity to escape into nature and explore lagoon life.
The local chapter of Diversify Our Narrative, a national student-led organization, has ambitious goals to make meaningful changes within their schools to promote diversity, inclusion and educational equity.
Del Mar City Council members all agreed Jan. 19 that they want to meet an April deadline to secure state approval for its new housing element, rather than pursue a longer deadline that could lead to state-imposed penalties.
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Across the state of California on Jan. 15, young athletes, coaches and parents participated in “Let Them Play” rallies, pushing for a safe return for prep sports.
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Torrey Pines High School sophomore Sofie Brown is one of the voices featured in “Young People of the Pandemic”, an anthology of stories, anecdotes and poems by 10 to 21-year-old Americans.
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Fourth of six phases completed in decades-long project
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A Solana Beach scholar and native of Oaxaca, Mexico, has earned a place in the prestigious national Ronald B.
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San Diego Community Power accused SDG&E to trying to undermine its launch
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Amy Villanova will be honored with the 2020 California Music Educators Association (CMEA) Byron Hoyt/Don Schmeer Band Educator Award, the top award honoring excellence in instrumental education and performance in the state of California.
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Neighbors on Serenata Place in Carmel Valley rallied together Jan. 12 to recognize one of their own frontline workers, Chi, a mail carrier.
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Miguel Nepomuceno, 20, Class of 2018 graduate of Canyon Crest Academy, has started a nine-month internship at the Tesla HQ in Palo Alto as a member of the Power Electronics Team.
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This is a continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
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While most sports teams packed in their gear when the COVID-19 pandemic canceled local games and tournaments, the Mad Dog West Elite lacrosse team got creative.
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The just-announced lineup, with few dates attached, includes three world premieres, two musicals and three Shakespeare plays
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This week’s theater column includes news from Moxie Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre and North Coast Rep
A San Diego County Fair “unlike any other” will be held this summer at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, although the specific details may not be known until closer to the event, a fairgrounds official said Tuesday, Jan. 12.
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The president of the board that oversees the state-owned Del Mar Fairgrounds and the nearby Del Mar Horsepark sought to reassure the public on Tuesday, Jan. 12, that the board has made no decision to permanently close the popular horse park, which is home to stables, horse shows and riding schools.
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Pickleball and public tennis courts are coming to Pacific Highlands Ranch as the Pacific Highlands Ranch Recreation Group approved plans for the newest community park on Jan. 12.
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A new board majority took several actions to shape county policies in their first meeting Tuesday
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Jade Janks, 37, is accused of killing Thomas Merriman in his Solana Beach home. He was found New Year’s Day
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A proposal by the North County Transit District to install a 1.4-mile-long, 6-foot-high chain-link fence along each side of the railroad tracks atop Del Mar’s beachfront bluff drew an ocean of condemnation from city residents and council members at a council meeting on Monday, Jan. 11.
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Del Mar voters may get to weigh in on a controversial zoning ordinance that is intended to provide additional affordable housing units in the city’s north commercial zone, in an effort to meet state housing mandates.
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Demand expected to be high for Paycheck Protection Program loans as stay-at-home orders continue amid COVID-19 case surge
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The founder of a new zero-waste takeout program wants to help reduce plastic waste and save money for restaurants, which typically have to pack to-go orders with single-use plastic wrappers, utensils and other items.
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The Log Off Movement has expanded its reach to San Diego, where the organization’s leaders are encouraging local students to adopt the cause and become more mindful of their social media usage.
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Organization plans to advocate for students in five school districts
