November 17, 2023
The 50-unit Watermark development project cleared a major hurdle today when the California Coastal Commission declined to grant a full
October 2, 2023
On September 29, the City posted what it termed as a “City of Del Mar/Winston School – Joint Public Statement,”
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“When one considers the matter, the desirable natural and architectural charms of a community, and the lives lived in these surroundings, are
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Fairgrounds Future The Del Mar Fairgrounds has awarded a one-year contract for $282,000 to London Moeder Advisors for a highest and best
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On the value of being both selfless and selfish: “My dad’s accomplishments have been well documented; he was certainly admired and
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“The Second Amendment is not a license to kill. Gun violence is predictable and preventable. A proven way is to regulate access
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Virtual Advisories In-person meetings of the City Council and advisory committees are delayed until September, depending on public health updates. Limited in-person
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“Del Mar’s really small. When you live in Del Mar, it’s a full-time job.” – From Del Mar Times interview (bit.ly/RosanneH) Rosanne’s
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“Believing the loss of biodiversity and changes to global climate were the two greatest issues of our era, I knew I had
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Garbage Be Gone As the Sandpiper March issue went to press, the City Council was scheduled to award a new, 10-year franchise
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