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The Solana Beach School District will start the process of transitioning to a by-trustee area election after receiving a demand letter alleging that the district is in violation of the California Voting Rights Act.
The fire was reported around 10:45 a.m. at the Pamplemousse Grille on Via de la Valle
The Rancho Santa Fe School District has a new hands-on science curriculum this year.
Francisca Vasconcelos graduated from Torrey Pines High before enrolling at MIT
The Santa Fe Irrigation District is moving forward with a proposed three-year rate plan that would raise total revenue for the district by 3 percent per year over the next three years, beginning early next year, through rate increases and changes in the district’s rate structure.
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Several years ago, Canyon Crest Academy senior Avery Kay suggested that her grandmother, who has Parkinson’s disease and had broken her hip after falling in a cemetery, wear a Life Alert. -
On the day that it had to cancel its Thanksgiving Thursday racing card due to predicted storms, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club took a semantical stab at looking on the bright side.
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Superintendent Donna Tripi is approaching the one year mark as the new leader of the Rancho Santa Fe School District.
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Solana Santa Fe Elementary School’s modernization project took another step forward as the Solana Beach School District board gave direction for the project’s scope at its Nov. 14 meeting.
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Patriots Aware held a Veterans Day Tribute on Nov. 12 at the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club, honoring all who have served and providing a forum to hear from two special veteran guests: Rancho Santa Fe’s Captain Peter Kirn, retired US Navy who served two tours of duty in the Vietnam War and retired Air Force Brigadier General Robert Cardenas, a 99-year-old veteran of World War II and Vietnam.
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With its lavish meals, candies and other treats, the holiday season presents a potentially high health risk for pets if they have easy access to foods they’re not supposed to eat.
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The 20,000-square-foot home was destroyed in a blaze Sunday night; four house cleaners at the home were able to safely evacuate
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Over the years, I’ve attended many holiday parties, and hosted even more. I’ve appreciated all festive offerings, and while I would never turn my nose up at a jar of caviar or good bottle of wine, the gifts I’ve enjoyed the most came from creative minds and loving hearts. A particularly memorable one was a forest green ceramic planter filled with fresh sprouting seasonal herbs, including rosemary, sage and thyme, potted in an edible soil of crumbled dark chocolate brownies. These whimsical treats can be tailor-made to accommodate the dietary restrictions of the host (low cholesterol, or gluten-, lactose-, tree nut-, or sugar-free), and preferences (mild, hot, smoky, crunchy, sweet, savory, or vegan). You will need some simple supplies like Mason jars, cruets, clear gift bags, decorative tins, ramekins, twine and labels. Now let’s get this craft party started!
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Helen Woodward Animal Center kicked off its popular “Frosty Farm” Dec. 1.
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The RSF Golf Club welcomed the holiday season with a Tree Lighting Ceremony held Dec. 1.
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R. Roger Rowe School held Grandparents and Special Friends Day on Nov. 22.
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Each year the Miracle League of San Diego honors high school seniors who have volunteered their time for at least three years.
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There’s no greater proof of San Diego’s famously fair weather than this: In 82 years, the Del Mar race track has never lost a single day of horse racing to inclement weather.
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Solana Beach residents spoke out against a San Dieguito Union High School District proposal to build a new district office that would take away field space on the Earl Warren Middle School campus.
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San Dieguito Union High School District’s classified employees again rallied at the board’s Nov. 7 meeting, as they seek “fairness and equity” in their ongoing salary negotiations.
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For a little over a year, the SMARTS Farm at The Orchard has been cultivating a love for nature and sprouting community connections in a somewhat secret garden at The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe’s property.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Association board voted to send a letter to San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer that they are concerned about the usage of the Surf Cup Sports fields and the impact it has on neighboring Rancho Santa Fe.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Association’s Osuna Adobe will undergo a roof remodel, replacing the clay barrel roof with the more historically significant wood shingle.
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About 1,000 homes in the Rancho Santa Fe Covenant were affected by SDG&E’s public safety power outage that began on Oct. 29.
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Amid the debate about the safety of thoroughbred racing in Southern California, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club could point to one fact: It had not suffered a single racing fatality in 2019.
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At an Oct. 30 workshop, the San Dieguito Union High School District board members discussed the results of a feasibility study to move from their current office in Encinitas to a more centrally-located office in Solana Beach that would allow staff to work more efficiently.
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More and more Rancho Santa Fe residents are now logged on to the Rancho Santa Fe Association’s fiber-optic network.
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Dr. Manish Champaneria specializes in lymph node transfer microsurgery
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