Sandpiper Editorial Board

Feeling the heat in Del Mar? July 22, 2024, was the hottest day on record, according to a NASA analysis of global

It’s summertime and the living is easy (we wish). School is out, the fair has started, July 4th is just around the

Del Mar faces a critical juncture soon, when the nomination period for three City Council seats opens in mid-July. John Spelich and

It is truly unfortunate that our City Council had to resort again to the only disciplinary measure available, censuring Member Dan Quirk

Del Mar made the national news earlier this year, for better or worse. The February 14th edition of Fortune Magazine had an

What qualifies as a Del Mar non-profit organization and why does it matter? This question came before the City Council at its

Del Mar needs a vigorous foreign policy. Many of our most difficult challenges and important decision options are made outside of the

Del Mar, our home: a bit of history. Each era has its own particular set of problems and priorities that require strong

There was once a time, before COVID, when City Advisory Committees met monthly, set their own agendas, had robust discussions that sometimes