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.
The city of Encinitas seeks a new member of its Urban Forest Advisory Committee after a vacancy recently opened on the panel. Applications are open now through Sept. 12.
Five candidates have been issued nomination papers during the first week of the application window to run in this November’s Encinitas City Council election.
Cottonwood Creek Park’s transformation from an Encinitas industrial maintenance yard to an innovative landmark for community and environmental sustainability was recognized this month by the American Society of Landscape Architects San Diego Chapter, the city announced Wednesday, June 26.
Lake Loop Trail along the south side of Lake Calavera in Carlsbad has reopened to the public after nearly a month of repair work, the city announced June 14.
Access to Beacon’s Beach in Encinitas reopened as of Wednesday, May 22, in time for the Memorial Day holiday weekend after months of work to stabilize the bluff and repair the trail, city officials announced.
The city of Encinitas recently brought aboard a new parks, recreation and arts director with experience in such management at the San Diego County level.
Carlsbad Planning Commission member Kevin Sabellico has resigned from the panel to join a county board while running for the San Dieguito Union High School District Board of Trustees instead of the City Council, he announced this week.
A historic local surf shop, community garden nonprofit, doctor and student were the recipients of Encinitas environmental stewardship awards on Wednesday, April 17.
Carlsbad appears to fit a particular “niche” in the U.S. when it comes to being a pleasant place to live despite high housing and living costs, according to a national website’s recent rankings.
