Our trend line from a car-centric to a bike-centric community has much promise for the environment, but I fear it is spinning
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The 50-unit Watermark project (near the roundabout), in the pipeline for over a decade, recently cleared by the California Coastal Commission, is
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Years of controversy between residential neighborhoods and short term rental (STR) operators appear to be ending in a compromise which does not
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According to our Community Plan and state law, pedestrians have the right of way. Ha! The law is clear but the Community
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Without much public involvement, the Fair Board is crafting a new master plan which will guide this public enterprise for years to
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Three seats on the Del Mar City Council will be selected by voters in November. Currently held by three incumbents: Dave Druker,
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SANDAG, our regional government agency, made a February City Council presentation on train tunnel relocation summarizing the input that they have been
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In an impressive display of civic responsibility, the City Council is systematically working its way toward a resolution of one of our
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The City Council’s censure of Council member Dan Quirk on December 4, 2023 “for failing to provide proper disclosure and transparency in
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The 50-unit Watermark project was found unanimously by the California Coastal Commission on November 17 to not “raise any substantial issue” regarding
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