by Jordan Kuspa
In a career spanning over seven decades, long-time Del Mar resident Bertram (Bert) Turetzky has done much to bring the
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With more than 60% of Californians voting “No” in the September 14 recall election, Governor Gavin Newsom has held onto office by
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What do toilet paper, chicken wings, and game consoles have in common? They all experienced shortages during the pandemic. While scarcity of
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Del Mar’s fifth Mayor, Earl Maas, Jr. (Mayor 1964-68), earned a special place in Del Mar’s history by leading the Council in
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The Watermark six-building apartment rental complex is scheduled to be constructed on a decades old 2.37 acre dirt lot on the corner
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The SONGS Task Force appointed by Rep. Mike Levin (D-49th) met on September 8th and received an update on federal actions undertaken
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Per a widely held fable, a frog dropped into a pot of gradually warming water doesn’t realize he is about to be
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I have been eagerly awaiting more data about waning immunity 6 months after receiving the second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna
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The machinery of government is intricate and complicated. In today’s political climate, successful election campaigns are too often driven by simplistic, sharp-line-in-the
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COMMENTARY “Del Mar to Phase Out Rental Subsidy Program” That front page headline in the Del Mar Times jumped out at
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