Encinitas is gearing up for one of its biggest downtown traditions as the 41st Annual Encinitas Holiday Street Fair returns on Sunday, Nov. 23, bringing a full day of vendors, live music, food and family activities to Coast Highway 101.
Time’s almost up for Encinitas residents who want to share their thoughts on the city’s proposed Native Plant Ordinance. The public comment period wraps up Tuesday, Nov. 18.
California Pizza Kitchen is preparing to open its new Encinitas location this month at Village Square, and the rollout will include a regional effort to support the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank.
The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce celebrated four high school seniors from the San Dieguito Union High School District at its November Rising Star of the Month Breakfast, held Nov. 5 at MiraCosta College’s San Elijo campus.
During the current federal government shutdown, access to fresh, affordable food has become more challenging for many. An option worth noting is the pay-what-you-can Farm Stand at Coastal Roots Farm, located at 441 Saxony Road in Encinitas.
Nobody stops needing water — and that means the water industry never stops needing skilled workers. To show students what that future can look like, three local water agencies teamed up to host the 2025 Water Career Day on Oct. 22 at the San Elijo Joint Powers Authority Water Campus in Encinitas.
Health technology firm Lumati, with locations in Encinitas and Tijuana, has appointed a new executive director and board chair, the company announced Tuesday, Nov. 4.
The Encinitas Library has been recognized as a California Certified Green Business, becoming the fourth organization in the city to achieve the distinction through the Encinitas Green Business Network. City and Chamber of Commerce leaders held a ribbon-cutting on Nov. 6 to mark the award.
Palomar College is focusing on food assistance for students affected by the federal government shutdown, which has delayed CalFresh benefits for many across North San Diego County.
Palomar Community College Superintendent/President Star Rivera-Lacey is leaving at the end of the month after four years with the district, she announced early Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Young e-bike riders will be under a kind of community watch in San Marcos after the City Council voted unanimously Tuesday, Oct. 28, to put a pilot safety program in place built on state legislation unique to San Diego County.
At its annual meeting on Thursday, Oct. 23, Interfaith Community Services, North San Diego County’s largest social services agency, launched its People for People Fund, a new community fund designed to urgently and directly provide support to individuals and families most affected by recent federal funding cuts and policy changes.
