2022-02 – Page 2 – The Sandpiper

Commentary: Inside Game

Members of the super majority on the Del Mar City Council cannot seem to get out of the campaign/outside organizer/protester mode. As

Efforts continue, as they have since 1998, to thwart the ongoing erosion of the bluffs, the substructure beneath Del Mar’s train tracks.

At its Jan. 20, 2022 Board meeting, the North County Transit District (NCTD) approved full fencing for the Del Mar Bluffs, unless

The Del Mar Community Alliance is grateful to the 57 donor families who responded this Fall to our 2021 Campaign for The

Punta de arboles, Point of Trees, the place we know as the Torrey Pines Reserve with its abundance of trees on the

As I begin my second term of service as Del Mar Mayor I reflect on some of my goals for the coming

As someone who grew up in Del Mar and Encinitas, I know how much of a blessing it is to live here

The San Dieguito Union High School District’s constantly evolving COVID-19 policy has been communicated to parents and students through a series of

Landfills are the third largest source of methane in California, a greenhouse gas responsible for climate change. Organic matter makes up almost

The California Citizens Redistricting Commission (CRC) finished its work at the end of December 2021 with changes that will impact California State