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Corduan has accepted a position as a K-6 principal at Mendoza Elementary School.
One horse gets loose and collides with another during training hours on morning after opening day; one jockey slightly injured
Elected leaders, residents urge board of state-owned fairgrounds to defend decision barring the polarizing event
Several hundred Rancho Santa Fe pupils will experience a new science curriculum in the coming academic year.
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After much discord, elected leaders appeared on Friday, July 12, to have reached an agreement over modernizing the San Diego region’s auto-centric transportation system. -
Scientist studies how life began on Earth
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The county is studying a new way to vote in San Diego County elections.
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Season includes a variety of events, additional measures planned to help ensure safety
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The number of confirmed cases of E. coli that might be tied to animals at this year’s San Diego County Fair has risen to 10, the county’s Health and Human Services Agency said Wednesday, July 10.
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Last week Rancho Santa Fe Association Parks and Recreation Assistant Manager Caitlin Kreutz listened in to the bi-annual meeting between NASA and the US Forest Service as they talked about the evolving technologies for increasing information and timeliness of data collected for wildfire prevention.
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Free family-friendly musicals to be held at La Colonia Park in a ‘magical’ setting July 19, 20 Heyjojo Productions is presenting three free shows this weekend at La Colonia Park in Solana Beach.
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Equestrian Team Penning event benefits the foster teens of San Pasqual Academy
John Cresto had a hard time getting on the field for much of his high school career.
Local residents Madeleine Seabolt and Chris White are heading to the USA Track and Field Junior Olympics to be held July 22-28 in Sacramento, Calif., after winning their javelin competitions.
For any student, freshman year of college is a time that combines a likely move away from the comfort and familiarity of home with the excitement and anxiety of relative autonomy for the first time.
Solving quadratic equations is no big deal for Sydney Ely. Graphing parabolas? A piece of cake.
In an all Torrey Pines final played on May 21 at the Balboa Park Tennis Club, senior Michael Hao beat fellow Torrey Pines senior teammate Eshan Talluri 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 to win the 2019 CIF San Diego Section Boys Tennis Singles Championship and capture Player of the Year honors.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of America hosted the 2019 Pacific Military Youth of the Year Celebration July 11 at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla Aventine.
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The RSF Tennis Club held its Pro Am event (World Team Tennis format) July 12-13.
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Helen Woodward Animal Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 14 to celebrate the opening of its new pet Adoptions Building.
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Future Legends annual Summer Celebration, held July 14 at the RSF Golf Club, put a spotlight on the scholars, mentors and volunteers at the heart of the scholarship and mentoring organization.
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FBI San Diego Citizens Academy Alumni Association (FBISDCAAA) board member Gary Bobileff and his wife Maggie held a garden party at their RSF home July 12 for FBISDCAAA members.
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The RSF Tennis Club held its Pro Am event (World Team Tennis format) July 12-13.
Local author Shaina Krevat recently announced the release of her second book, Tales of Mundane Magic Volume Two.
Two dozen films were showcased at Canyon Crest Academy’s 14th Annual Film Festival.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: It’s that time of year again.
A Torrey Pines High School grad and Carmel Valley native will bring television audiences into San Diego with his new NBC sitcom, “Abby’s.”
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A trusted name in the SD community with a track record of over 20 years in pediatric dentistry.
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Encinitas resident Jaye Connolly-LaBelle is one of three new members elected to the board of directors for the nonprofit Promises2Kids, an organization that focuses its efforts on foster care and children’s welfare.
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Mille Fleurs, the legendary Rancho Santa Fe restaurant nestled in the heart of the village, is boasting a new look and feel not only to its décor, but to its menu as well.
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May 23 issue: Consider improvement assessment for roundabouts On Feb. 7, the RSF Association sent a letter to the Covenant Design Review Committee (CDRC) to ensure the CDRC enforces the Covenant, noting excessive grading with unrestrained mass and scale along with homes inconsistent with Latin-style design.
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