Dwight Worden – The Sandpiper

Shifting Sand

Del Mar’s Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan relies on sand replenishment as a strategy to keep the ocean from flooding our homes,

On June 16, the City Council approved a letter commenting on SANDAG’s Notice of Preparation (NOP), which kicks off the environmental review

SANDAG controls a lot of what affects Del Mar these days, including decisions on the rail tunnel. Who is SANDAG and why

March 10, 2025

Dan Quirk’s latest e-blast to Del Mar voters attacks City Manager Ashley Jones personally. We who care about Del Mar

The NOP: What Is It? Why Does It Matter? SANDAG’s proposed rail relocation project, moving the tracks off the bluff into a

SB 9 has been called the single family zone busting law. It allows single family lots to divide in two and put

On March 4 Deputy Mayor Gaasterland and Mayor Druker presented council with a Resolution to create a Task Force to advise council

It seems everyone has an opinion about SANDAG’s proposed rail tunnel in Del Mar. That includes me. My White Paper on the

Del Mar needs a comprehensive review and update of its tree policies. Instead, we’re getting only review of the Trees Scenic Views

Thanks to the efforts of SANDAG, its Executive Director Hasan Ikhrata, and State Senator Toni Atkins, the recently enacted state budget includes