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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Del Mar will cut back to three days a week but start its signature summer meeting eight days earlier on July 10.
Following a review of its sewer rates and charges, Olivenhain Municipal Water District’s Board of Directors voted at its May 20 meeting to hold the line on current sewer rates and fees rather than increase rates as scheduled. according to a news release.
General manager says property in dire financial straits and needs $20 million in federal aid
San Diego Humane Society’s Humane Law Enforcement is investigating a felony animal cruelty case in San Marcos.
As restaurants and retail stores can now open to serve customers in person, Dolce in Del Rayo Village was one of the first Rancho Santa Fe restaurants to welcome back diners on May 21.
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On Sunday, May 24, a grateful community organized a balloon bomb and “Get Well” drive-by for longtime former San Diego County chief administrative officer (CAO) and former general manager of the Rancho Santa Fe Association Walt Ekard as he undergoes treatment for pancreatic cancer. -
The San Dieguito Union High School District will give students the option for hold harmless grades or credit/no credit as they close out this unusual school year with distance learning.
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A portion of the Santa Fe Irrigation District (SFID) remains without representation as the board was split on the appointment of a new director to fill its board vacancy for the last five months of the term.
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Canyon Crest Academy senior Christina Wooden was among the 10 California students named 2020 U.S.
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Just over 30 San Diego County students have been named National Merit $2,500 Scholarship winners by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
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One-year pilot program would include 200 or more modular units at Del Mar site
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After requesting emergency aid from the governor to cover revenue lost due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Del Mar Fairgrounds will receive a to-be-determined portion of $40.3 million in state funding that will be distributed among California’s many fairgrounds.
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Like so many other nonprofits, the Canyon Crest Academy Foundation was disappointed when it became clear that its main fundraising event of the year had to be canceled due to the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Solana Center recently announced the launch of its new Virtual Workshop Series.
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For graduating seniors, this is a very different time.
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Teen Volunteers in Action (TVIA) SD-1 are congratulating the graduating seniors of the Class of 2020.
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Traditional graduation ceremonies may not happen this year but the San Dieguito Union High School District is determined to find creative ways to make sure the class of 2020 is celebrated and recognized for their accomplishments.
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Community outreach is continuing virtually on the Solana Santa Fe School modernization project as the Solana Beach School District hosted an online update on May 14.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Association is making progress on updating its regulatory code, a project that started nearly three years ago.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Association is taking its first steps toward normalcy as members return to the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club for play.
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In a unanimous vote on May 14, the San Dieguito Union High School District voted to alter its grading policy and give students a choice to opt into letter grades or earn credit/no credit.
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The San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) recently announced Amy Olson as its 2020 Teacher of the Year and Cindy Skeber as its 2020 Classified Employee of the Year, according to a news release.
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Two local leaders sent a letter to California Gov.
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The Solana Beach School District made it official at the board’s May 7 board meeting: students will not return to the classroom this school year and distance learning will continue through June 4.
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San Diego County students showed off their expertise at the recent 2020 Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair, with dozens being named winners for their projects.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to support a framework plan to prepare businesses to reopen, and received updated data about the state of the county’s COVID-19 emergency.
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