Luke Harold

Solana Beach City Council members held the second public hearing in a redistricting process for the city’s four council districts on Jan. 12, this time taking into account draft maps submitted by residents and other feedback.

Two Carmel Del Mar School students recently won three championships each and ranked in the top six for the U.S.

In 2021, Solana Beach Mayor Lesa Heebner served her first year in the city’s government since she left the City Council in 2016 (plus a brief stint in 2018 to complete the term of a councilman who resigned).

The Del Mar Fairgrounds board of directors conditionally approved a contract at its Jan. 11 meeting for West Palm Communications to lease Horsepark, which closed abruptly last year.

Del Mar City Council members voted in favor of a resolution in support of a potential ballot measure that would provide more local control in land-use and zoning decisions.

Del Mar City Councilman Dwight Worden has begun his second one-year term as mayor since he joined the council in 2014.

Nearly 100% of Del Mar’s city employees complied with a vaccination mandate that the City Council enacted last fall.

Longtime residents of Solana Beach’s La Colonia de Eden Gardens remember a close-knit Mexican community where everyone knew each other and almost everyone was related.

Two Torrey Pines High School graduates were named to the Forbes list of 30 under 30 in science for 2022.

A Cal State San Marcos history professor who lives in Carmel Valley released a new book about the Haitian Revolution in film and video games, and how it’s been largely ignored by the major motion picture industry.

The Texas-based duo Jamestown Revival will be performing at the Belly Up in Solana Beach on Jan. 17-18, promoting their new album “Young Man.”

Two Del Mar artists were featured in the Oceanside Museum of Art’s 2022 Artist Alliance Biennial, now on display at the museum.