The Claude “Bud” Lewis Carlsbad Desalination Plant has completed a $286 million upgrade to its seawater intake and discharge system, a state-mandated project designed to protect marine life while maintaining the facility’s water production capacity, the San Diego County Water Authority announced Tuesday, Oct. 28.
Construction is set to begin along a stretch of Carlsbad Boulevard between Pine Avenue and Tamarack Avenue, where the city plans to replace deteriorating beach stairways and widen the adjacent upper sidewalk.
The Carlsbad City Council approved the final public art design concept for Veterans Memorial Park on Tuesday, Oct. 7. The piece, known as “The Ring,” was designed by Napa-based artist Gordon Huether Studio.
The City of Carlsbad’s Traffic Safety & Mobility Commission will hold a special meeting Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 5 p.m. to gather community input on whether Carlsbad should prohibit e-bike use by children under age 12, in accordance with Assembly Bill 2234.
Three Carlsbad residents who have spent years working to serve others in the community have been named as Citizens of the Year by the city of Carlsbad.
The Carlsbad City Council approved the new fiscal year's budget June 17, which setting aside money for future infrastructure needs and adding to the city's cash reserves while projecting a balanced budget through fiscal year 2031.
The Carlsbad City Council has named Geoff Patnoe, the city’s current assistant city manager and a more than 20-year veteran of local government, to be Carlsbad’s next city manager starting Dec. 19.
Carlsbad City Manager Scott Chadwick will leave his position after seven years with the city of Carlsbad to join the Port of San Diego as its next president and chief executive officer, the city announced Nov. 20.
Carlsbad City Council member Teresa Acosta is on track to win another term as an update to the city's property-acquisition spending limit appears to have the support of voters, according to unofficial Election Night returns from Nov. 5.
Residents and visitors driving through coastal Carlsbad can expect some traffic delays in the area of Carlsbad Boulevard near Cannon Road for about a year as the city works to replace aging water and sewer lines.
