On February 7, SANDAG released a 269-page Value Analysis Study Report (“VA Report”) for the LOSSAN Rail Realignment Project that contains a wealth of details about 16 identified “alternative concepts,”
If you care about your health and those of your family and friends, pay attention to what is happening in Washington, DC right now, where Presidential orders are threatening to
In just a single month, 2025 has become the second most destructive fire year in California history. It’s been almost two months since the devastating wildfires broke out in and
Independent journalist Gardiner Harris takes a serious look at the stark dark underbelly of our healthcare system in his book No More Tears, the dark secrets of Johnson & Johnson
The good news this winter is that COVID cases are well below the expected number. The bad news is that cases of the flu are much higher than expected. The
Meet Rami, short for Ramen Noodle, an 11-year old ShihPoo whose family includes Henry Wong, Barbara Aufiero, and their son, Harrison, who occasionally visits from Ann Arbor. We recently moved
Living on this nature preserve that is Crest Canyon since 2004, my husband Lee and I have been greeted by quail, red fox, coyotes, rabbits, rats, squirrels, skunks, rattlesnakes, and
“Many of the contemporary social issues that most vex and engage us can be addressed through arts experiences. Interaction through music, dance, food, theater can give ‘voice’ to distinctive traditions
Raised in Syracuse NY, Jeff Midland has been a local for over 20 years. In the restaurant business since 1999, Jeff heard that Sbicca might be for sale and met
2025 is off to a great start for DMF. We’ve already hosted a DMF Talk with Sudeepto Roy who shared an update on the rapidly changing innovation and consequences of
Congratulations Veda! In partnership with the Del Mar Historical Society, DMCC honored recent SDSU student Veda Browning-Schmigel with the Gordon Clanton Memorial Award. The $1,000 scholarship was established in 2021
Mayoral “Betrayal” Pauses Fairgrounds Housing Talks Based on a January media interview by Mayor Terry Gaasterland that appeared to support a Fairgrounds alignment for rail relocation, the 22nd DAA Board
Dan Quirk’s latest e-blast to Del Mar voters attacks City Manager Ashley Jones personally. We who care about Del Mar need to stand up for Ashley. Here’s why:
March 13, 2025
Negotiations between the City of Del Mar and the Fairgrounds (22nd DAA) for affordable housing on Fairgrounds property have resumed based on a vote on Tuesday, March 11,
March 13, 2025
On March 10, Mayor Terry Gaasterland flouted direction she had been given at the Feb. 18 Council meeting to abstain from voting to appoint a candidate for the