For years, the San Diego region has talked about the need to find a long-term solution for the Los Angeles-San Diego-San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) rail corridor. As the only rail
MoreNovember 2023
There was once a time, before COVID, when City Advisory Committees met monthly, set their own agendas, had robust discussions that sometimes veered off topic, and often ran overtime. It
MoreIn September, Del Mar resident Bonnie Grossman received the “2023 CASA Volunteer of the Year Award” from Voices for Children (VFA), recognizing her seven years of dedication to four children
MoreThe Saravis family from Chicago moved into their new neighborhood on Avenida Primavera the week preceding Tropical Storm Hilary. Becoming familiar with their clean-out drains faced them quickly as Hilary’s
MoreAt Torrey Pines High School, I am a teacher’s assistant for fourth period College Prep World History. What I cherish most about my time spent in the class is getting
MoreRemember Hank the Tank, the terror bear of Lake Tahoe? The Sandpiper wrote about Hank, thought to be male, who broke into homes in Tahoe Keys, a gated community, and
MoreIn case you are hungry, hold on. Food is coming to the Plaza on Camino Del Mar! Moving in south to north at the street level: the Valley Farm, a
MoreThe Clean Energy Authority (CEA) Board has selected Solana Beach City Manager Greg Wade to serve as its next Chief Executive Officer. Greg will assume office at the beginning of
MoreIn 2022, the National Footprint and Biocapacity Accounts, from the York University’s Ecological Footprint Initiative, estimated that if all human beings lived like US residents, we would need 5.1 Earths.
MoreDel Mar-based artist Karla Leopold’s solo show at the Rancho San Diego Library, October 2023, included pieces using a variety of media and materials—paint, pastels, papers, found objects, fabric, yarn.
MoreThe new COVID vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTek have been available for several weeks now, but as of the end of September, only 4 million US citizens had gotten their
MoreIn late September, Scripps Clinic and Coastal Group informed seniors with Medicare Advantage insurance that their coverage would stop at the end of the year. This change leaves about 32,000
MoreGiving Liberates the Soul – Maya Angelou The Del Mar Foundation works throughout the year to find opportunities to make grants to organizations with great ideas for the benefit of
MoreMedicare Muddle Many senior patients were dismayed recently to learn that starting in 2024, Medicare Advantage plans will no longer be accepted at local Scripps Health facilities. DMCC has invited
MoreNovember 17, 2023
The 50-unit Watermark development project cleared a major hurdle today when the California Coastal Commission declined to grant a full hearing of the appeals filed by Del Mar
