The San Diego Union-Tribune
Featured
Applications are available for select businesses that can demonstrate direct financial harm caused by the latest restrictions
A recent pool development study estimated that it would cost San Dieguito Union High School District $10.7 million to build a swimming pool on the La Costa Canyon High School campus.
Local businesses had filed suit seeking a temporary restraining order that would have overturned county and state orders that restaurants and gyms be limited to outdoor-only operations
As the San Dieguito Union High School District prepares to return students to campus one day a week starting on Jan. 4, it faces challenges of staff attrition and concerns about the safety of returning to in-person school while the pandemic surges nationwide.
Leucadians have joined the chorus of coastal residents opposed to plans by North County Transit District to fence off portions of the railroad tracks in Oceanside, Encinitas and Del Mar.
More Solana Beach News
-
Organization enhances rental and food assistance programs and hosts a Week of Hope to help meet the growing need this season.
-
The Clean Energy Alliance Board of Directors will be presented next month with financing options to carry the agency into the spring, when it will start delivering power to residential and business customers.
-
The Solana Beach City Council Nov. 18 unanimously approved another $53,000 in funding for renovations at City Hall and the fire station related to moisture in both buildings that was discovered earlier this year.
-
The driver died in the wreckage on San Dieguito Road
-
The San Diego County health department has issued 51 cease-and-desist orders and seven shut-down orders
-
Despite San Diego County moving into the purple tier, the Solana Beach School District is committed to moving forward with its timeline to get more students back in school more days.
-
There’s more promising news on the COVID-19 vaccine front as Moderna says its shot provides strong protection against the coronavirus
-
New map shows tier levels down to the ZIP code level
-
With 33,000 ballots remaining to be processed in San Diego County, the latest counts have resulted in a shift in one local school board race.
-
Betty Gilby, 101, and Bob Tauber, 96, served in World War II. Dan Sheehan fought in the Iraq War
Latest Del Mar News
-
Gelson’s, with San Diego locations in Del Mar, Carlsbad and Pacific Beach, recently announced a charitable donation to community neighbor the Del Mar Schools Education Foundation (DMSEF).
-
Given the surge in cases and hospitalizations due to COVID-19, County health officials are urging San Diegans to keep Thanksgiving and other holiday celebrations small, short and safe.
-
The Del Mar Union School District’s court date with Save the Field has been postponed until Dec. 22.
-
Despite a challenging year for all, the Del Mar Village has many opportunities for locals to safely enjoy the holidays this season, from socially-distanced Santa photos and a new local eGift card with bonus dollars to gift donations and a chance to support local restaurants and frontline workers.
-
The Del Mar City Council adopted a statement that lays out how the city will handles issues related to the rail line along the bluff.
-
A group of Canyon Crest Academy students are holding another hackathon from Dec. 4-7 through the Helyx Initiative, a group they started in San Diego and expanded to chapters across the globe.
-
Numbers up heading into final week
-
Del Mar residents seeking to overturn a recent zoning change by the City Council say they have enough signatures to force a referendum.
-
San Diego’s sheriff will start sending deputies along on health order investigations
-
Pfizer says new test results show its coronavirus vaccine is 95% effective
