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The Solana Beach School District board will be considering a new policy on diversity, equity and inclusion at its June 17 meeting.
Board of Supervisors Chair Nathan Fletcher and administrators laid out spending priorities including environment
The San Dieguito Union High School District will not fill its superintendent position until next year.
The Solana Beach City Council will decide later this month which local nonprofits receive funding through the city’s Community Grant Program.
Joe Burnett, CEO of ClearPoint Neuro and a Rancho Santa Fe resident, recently relocated his company headquarters from Orange County to Solana Beach.
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Scaled-down version of the San Diego County Fair still a draw for the “regulars” who love the food, shopping and piglet races
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The city of San Diego is in the process of securing contracts for an asphalt resurfacing project that will include the residential streets north of Del Mar Heights Road.
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Homeowners had sued state agency; owner to donate $140,000 as part of legal settlement
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On June 9, the San Diego County Registrar of Voters certified the signatures calling for a special election in San Dieguito Union High School District’s area 5, meaning Ty Humes’ provisional appointment as a trustee was terminated.
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Solar panel completion and activation celebrated through campus ceremony
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The board of directors for the 22nd District Agricultural Association voted June 8 to start looking for a lessee to bring equestrian activity back to Del Mar Horsepark, which has been closed this year because of wastewater upgrades that needed to be accounted for.
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Also headed here: Rancid, Waterparks, Cypress Hill, Rod Wave Soulfly
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Local teenager Olivia DuPont has recently launched “The Optimist Coloring Book”, a 28-page coloring book for children filled with illustrations inspired by her favorite inspirational quotes.
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Despite being the No. 1 seeded team heading into last week’s CIF Boys Golf Championship, Torrey Pines was hardly the veteran, star-studded type of unit that had won the last five section titles.
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The Torrey Pines High School varsity softball team finished the regular season as Coastal League champions, in a 3-way tie at the top.
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Nine-year-old Kai Molina first picked up a golf club about two years ago, during the offseason of the soccer league he played in.
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For the first time since the State CIF went to an Open Division playoff format in boys and girls basketball, the San Diego Section has a No. 1 seed in the Open Division of the Southern California Regional playoffs.
SDG&E is expected to begin construction soon on undergrounding a little over a mile of overhead utility lines on Via De La Valle.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted on spending $650 million in federal assistance Tuesday
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The 45-day public comment period for the Del Mar Union School District’s draft focused environmental impact report (DFEIR) for the Del Mar Heights School rebuild is set to expire on Friday, June 11.
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Community engagement has begun on the Del Mar Hills Academy modernization project.
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The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board will revisit the work of its past livability subcommittee in an effort to finally see some movement on traffic and mobility issues in Carmel Valley neighborhoods.
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The Del Mar City Council decided to withdraw its sea level rise adaptation plan from a June 10 hearing in front of the California Coastal Commission, which leaves the plan uncertified after years of discussions between the two sides.
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Author, constitutional law historian and Del Mar resident Lawrence Goldstone recently received a Lillian Smith Book Award for “On Account of Race,” a book he released last year about White supremacy and its impact on voting rights.
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Solana Beach is finalizing the third phase of the Lomas Santa Fe Corridor Improvement Project, designed to improve the street and make it more user-friendly for pedestrians, bicyclists and other modes of transportation.
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The board of supervisors will work through competing priorities for federal rescue funding on Tuesday
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A smaller version of the event — with food booths, exhibits, a couple rides and entertainment — opens Friday
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Latest report suggests we are underestimating true number of people with Alzheimer’s
