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The Phase 1 clinical trial involves a type of gene therapy that will be used for the first time in humans
Assistant Sheriff Kelly Martinez will replace Mike Barnett, who will retire after 29 years with the Sheriff’s Department
Region remains in purple tier for another week with case rate at 15 per 100,000 residents, double what’s needed for red tier
The Rancho Santa Fe School District will add rapid antigen testing as another tool in its COVID-19 prevention toolbox.
On Feb. 16 the Rancho Santa Fe Historical Society made a little history of its own with the first annual meeting in the organization’s 36-year history to be held virtually on Zoom.
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Student body presidents from all over San Diego County will be honored this month at the 64th annual Washington-Lincoln Laurels for Leaders awards ceremony.
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Temporary restraining order comes hours after announcement from Gov. Newsom
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California public health officials loosened the rules Feb. 19 for youth sports, allowing all outdoor sports to resume in counties where coronavirus case rates are at or below 14 per 100,000 residents.
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Supervisor Nathan Fletcher talked up initiatives and departments dealing with homelessness, immigrants, a film office and more
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On a week when high school cross country runners felt the joy and hope of a return to competition, the San Dieguito Union High School District found a new route toward getting students back to school.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club is starting the search for a new general manager and course superintendent as both Brad Shupe and Tim Barrier have left the club.
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As the Del Mar Fairgrounds considers its options for Del Mar Horsepark, which closed this year due to water remediation issues that could have caused litigation, a few residents have launched an independent effort to better assess the costs to reopen.
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Questions and answers about football and other prep sports
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Rancho Santa Fe husband and wife team Emily and Matthew Bowman recently launched two new clean hair care products inspired by the beauty found in nature.
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A writing contest sponsored by the Oceanside Public Library and North County San Diego NAACP seeks entries. The contest is inspired by the book, “The Fire This Time: A New Generation Speaks About Race.”
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For at least this season in the North County Conference’s slightly re-fashioned tennis alignment, the Coastal League will include Torrey Pines, La Costa Canyon, Canyon Crest Academy, Carlsbad and San Dieguito Academy.
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CIF section chief looks forward to a full schedule down the road.
The Solana Beach School District celebrated another first day of school as all sixth-graders were welcomed back to four days a week in-person instruction on Feb. 8, moving out of a hybrid model that had students online two days a week.
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Students from four local schools came together virtually during the pandemic to organize the first Regional Student Diversity Summit to focus on “respectful dialogue, the relationship between current and systemic issues, and the potential youth have to catalyze change within their communities and beyond”
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Adoption fees sponsored for first five pets to find their forever homes
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State sets new guidelines for people 16-64 with certain medical conditions
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Board OKs plan to streamline projects in unincorporated areas
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Jesse Alvarez charged with murder, lying in wait in death of Mario Fierro
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A COVID-19 vaccination super center will open at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on Friday, Feb. 12.
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The board rejected a proposal to immediately provide vaccines to law enforcement officers
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Campaign goal is to thank America’s heroes for all they do
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Ayana Johnson, a Torrey Pines High School sophomore, recently started the school’s first Black Student Union, a group of students who are motivated and determined to spread awareness about Black lives and culture through education and community service.
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The operation may be the only one of its kind to offer COVID-19 testing, vaccines and monoclonal antibodies in the same site
