Julie Maxey-Allison

The most dramatic examples of bluff erosion——and it is going on—are the actual collapses when huge chunks come tumbling down to the

On Tewa, the jump-started opening project of the city’s Utility Undergrounding Program to bury overhead electrical wires is winding down—albeit with a

Monarch butterflies are getting noticed for the wrong reasons. Beautiful as they are, they are in trouble. Their numbers have tumbled in

Location! Oceanfront! Occupying the same space as the former Del Mar Motel, vintage 1968, the Del Mar Beach Hotel is open under

Perhaps you recall the Tale of Squirrel Nutkin of the British Beatrix Potter’s imagination written in 1903 about an impertinent red squirrel

How’s Del Mar doing? Two of our local business owners give their overview:    “The Plaza is doing well. We continue to

We are surrounded by plants, birds, and other animals in our San Dieguito Lagoon and your key to understanding what’s what is

Retaining sand on Del Mar beaches is a complicated process. Many agencies are involved. A sought after commodity internationally, disappearing sand will