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The city has made progress on moderate and above moderate units, but no building permits have been issued yet for low-income housing
Canyon Crest Academy became the first school in the district, and one of the first in California, to be recognized by an advocacy group that promotes fair trade.
Organization needs more volunteers, donations welcome
Solana Beach City Council members voted March 8 to increase the funding for a community grant program that allocates money to multiple local nonprofits and other organizations every year.
Del Mar City Council members approved a proposal on March 6 to keep four low-income tenants in their homes by continuing a rental assistance program that they had previously decided to terminate.
More than $18,000 has been raised as of the first week of March in a GoFundMe by Rancho Del Mar leaders to restore the Rancho Del Mar Community Path, which provides access to the nearby Lomas Santa Fe golf course and schools in the area.
An online fundraiser has generated about $14,000 as of the first week of March for a Solana Beach family from Turkey that wants to help family members and others who have been devastated after the recent earthquakes.
Solana Beach artist Peter Fay’s photography will be on display at BFREE Studio in La Jolla from March 21 to April 8, with an opening reception on March 25.
Del Mar Community Connections proposes a new funding model for the city to continue a longstanding local rental subsidy program
The total cost of the Tewa Court/10th Street utility undergrounding project in Del Mar was $832,000, according to the city’s public works director.
Del Mar, Solana Beach and Encinitas are all considering local laws to promote safety, particularly targeting e-bikes
Solana Beach City Council members approved a few minor amendments during a Feb. 22 meeting to an ordinance that outlines building decarbonization and electric vehicle installation requirements.
