Longtime Del Mar resident Joanne Chory, a noted plant biologist at the Salk Institute, is helping to lead an ambitious effort to coax plants to capture and
Electric vehicles (EVs) have been around for over a decade, but they still represent less than 3% of registered vehicles in California. Governor Newsom has announced that 100% of light
Based upon the City’s financial results for the six-month period ended December 31, 2020, the budget for the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2021 shows some good news
Cleaner energy is coming to Del Mar! The Del Mar City Council approved the default electricity product offered by the Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) at their March 15th
Thanks to Sophomore Ayana Johnson’s initiative, Torrey Pines High School (TPHS) has a Black Student Union (BSU). “Our main goal is to educate and bring awareness about Black
Bluff Buttresses “The California Transportation Commission has awarded $10.5 million to regional planning and transportation agencies to complete repairs to the bluffs near 4th Street after a collapse in late
Owner Charles Koll opened the restaurant Viewpoint Brewing Company (2201 San Dieguito Road, 858-356-9346) in a former factory space facing the San Dieguito Lagoon in July 2017. All
Viewpoint Brewing Co. is taking sustainable practices seriously. The team runs a tight ship where food supplies are closely monitored following the first-in first-out system to ensure that
Finally, we have a housing plan. Actually we have two plans, both passed unanimously. One is the final piece of the plan for the last eight years (fifth
Here they come, Ospreys getting ready to try their young wings. Shells off, feathers ready, they will soon fly out of the nests that have been home for
On March 8th, the CDC issued guidelines for individuals who have been fully vaccinated, meaning that at least 2 weeks have elapsed since their second dose
On March 15 Southern California Edison (SCE) released a long-awaited strategic plan for relocation of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) from the current dry cask storage at San Onofre
When the Pandemic hit I felt trapped. Basketball stopped. School learning stopped. Gatherings stopped. I could not leave the house; I was scared because I did not know
When Del Mar Day, a terrific 1980 event, turned into an annual happening, the need for a nonprofit organization to manage its finances became clear. That’s how the Del Mar
Our Thousandth Delivery! On March 18, 2021, DMCC’s delivery driver Amanda Allen made our thousandth pandemic response delivery. Since March 30, 2020 we have provided groceries, meals, masks, and other essential