by Julie Maxey-Allison
Long long ago when our west was wide open with social distancing the norm, letters and newspapers delivered by ship
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Horsepark Rumor Control: Temporary Closure After widespread rumors that the Del Mar Horsepark owned by the 22nd District Agricultural Association (DAA) was
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by Ann Gardner
Responding to the concerns of residents who signed the referendum to repeal Ordinance 973, the Planning Commission on January 12
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Mayor Terry Gaasterland delivered her “State of the City” speech at the first council meeting of 2021. The full version is available
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by Jill Gartman
North Commercial rezone suspended until 2022 election, opening a game of chicken with the State over affordable housing in
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Year 2021 promises to be a very active year in Del Mar and well beyond. Many of our challenges, not unique to
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by Don Mosier, MD, PhD
Governor Newsom announced on January 12th that anyone over 65 could get the COVID-19 vaccine. That is good
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The Wetlands Restoration Story
RECENTLY, DEL MAR has enjoyed a front row seat to watch a major wetlands restoration taking place by the
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