Local news used to be that thing your parents flipped through at breakfast, with black ink smudging their fingers and a crossword puzzle half-finished on the counter. Now? Most of
In the past twelve months 127 local newspapers in the U.S. have shuttered, averaging about 2.5 closures per week. The consequences are profound, particularly in terms of civic engagement and
The Sandpiper notes the recent passing of Gay Hugo-Martinez, who was the first Editor of the Sandpiper, serving in that role for all of the Sandpiper’s inaugural year (1997) and
Del Mar’s Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan relies on sand replenishment as a strategy to keep the ocean from flooding our homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure and to keep our
Del Mar Climate presents “As Our Climate Changes, So Do Heath Effects. How Do We Mobilize To Save Our Health and Our Planet?” Guest Speakers: Kristin Hampshire, MD – Kristin
“Since I was a child, when I was first learning about sailing and astronomy, [the Polynesian] people and voyages seemed larger than life and inspired me to find my career
SDG&E will be adding a Base Services Charge of about $24/month to your electricity bill beginning in October of this year. This change in billing was authorized by Assembly Bill
If you’re thinking about buying an electric car or plug-in hybrid, now may be a good time to buy as the federal tax credit of up to $7,500 for qualifying
The diminished CDC (many experts have been fired or left) still reports weekly data on COVID incidence. The most reliable data for risk of infection is now wastewater monitoring for
Birds of exotic feathers do indeed flock together at Free Flight, a comfortable sanctuary spa just for them right up the road off Jimmy Durante Blvd. The feathered residents
The newly opened La Viet Coffee Cart, set up on the front patio of Jimmy O’s restaurant, offers coffee flavors from Vietnam, the original home of La Viet. The “VMC”
School is back in session. The first day of school was filled with excitement, first-day photos, and first-day flowers for teachers. It was also the first day of new leadership
Well, Summer is wrapping up and a beautiful Fall season will soon be upon us. One of the core missions of the Foundation is to provide programming and events that
2025 Fall Benefit: DMCC’s Silver Anniversary On October 4, DMCC will celebrate 25 years of supporting and serving seniors as they age independently at home with a Silver Anniversary Benefit!
Bluff Housing Redux The Seaside Ridge development application proposing 259 housing units on Carol Lazier’s North Bluff property is slated for an appeal to be considered the City Council on