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San Diego County Credit Union, Cal Coast announce merger plans

North Coast Current and OsideNews April 11, 2025
San Diego County Credit Union and California Coast Credit Union plan to merge, the financial institutions announced April 11.
A sign gives directions to one of Olivenhain’s few fire evacuation routes, pictured Jan. 31. (Photo by Patrick Doyle)

‘We’re all terrified’: Encinitas wildfire concern rises in wake of LA blazes

Patrick Doyle February 19, 2025
The semi-rural Encinitas community of Olivenhain is on high alert for wildfires as residents fear catastrophe following the devastating fires in Los Angeles.
Encinitas houses are shown in an aerial view from January 2023. (Photo by Thomas De Wever, iStock Getty Images)

Litigation threats frustrate Encinitas leaders as state puts a squeeze on housing

Patrick Doyle July 26, 2024
Recent lawsuits from California’s attorney general indicate a new reality for housing development in San Diego County that could significantly reduce local control of land use.
The Encinitas Visitors Center marked the start of summer with the launch of a rebranding as Visit Encinitas on June 21. (Website capture)

Visitors Center launches rebranded Visit Encinitas site

North Coast Current June 21, 2024
The Encinitas Visitors Center marked the start of summer with the launch of a rebranding as Visit Encinitas.
Oceanside city sign. (Photo by albertc111, iStock Getty Images)

Oceanside, Carlsbad get $11M state grant to help homeless

OsideNews April 19, 2024
Oceanside and Carlsbad will share more than $11 million to help move homeless residents out of encampments and into housing through a state grant program, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced April 18.
Donner Peak in Truckee. (Photo by Jeff Hopper via Unsplash)

Historically Speaking: Truckee and Des Moines, the history behind the names

Tom Morrow March 19, 2024
There’s a good deal of obscure city names scattered across America that are derived from either native inhabitants or from early 17th and 18th century French explorers and trappers. Here are two more examples: Truckee and Des Moines.
Coffee. (Photo by Nathan Dumlao via Unsplash)

Owning a specialty coffee shop is Californians’ dream job in the age of AI, survey finds

HostingAdvice February 23, 2024
In an era when artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market, many professionals may find themselves at a crossroads. The shift could render some white-collar jobs obsolete, propelling millions to explore new career avenues or embrace entrepreneurship. Amid this transformative phase, HostingAdvice conducted a survey of 3,000 employees to find out Californians’ dream business ventures that not only ignite their passion but are also resilient in the face of AI advancements. These were California’s top choices.
Fitness. (Light Field Studios / iStock Getty Images Plus via StatePoint)

Study: Average 29 days for Californians to hit their weight-loss goals

FeastGood.com February 21, 2024
As the holiday season twinkled out, it left behind not just memories, but also an extra layer of ‘love’ around the waistline. The average Joe and Jane packed on a ‘festive’ 1.5 pounds. Consequently, many people leverage the New Year as a motivational springboard for health and fitness resolutions, aiming to return to their pre-holiday weight.
Oceanside city sign. (Photo by albertc111, iStock Getty Images)

City Report: Debate over Oceanside housing rules puts city at crossroads

Owen Pratt January 5, 2024
The Golden State is facing an unprecedented housing crisis. The problem is vast, and finding a solid solution can seem impossible. To understand this, we’ll be looking over Oceanside’s recent inclusionary housing amendment to see how it plays a role in what’s happening.
Anthony “Tony” Brandenburg, pictured in an Encinitas City Council campaign photo, died at his home on Oct. 3 after battling cancer. He was 83 years old. (Courtesy photo)

Family, friends recall retired judge, Encinitas community advocate Tony Brandenburg

Alysse Dodge November 10, 2023
Anthony “Tony” Brandenburg, who served the community, region, tribal nations and country in several notable ways, died at his home on Oct. 3 after battling cancer. He was 83 years old.
Oceanside city sign. (Photo by albertc111, iStock Getty Images)

City Report: Housing density, warehouse project in spotlight

Owen Pratt November 1, 2023
Downtown Oceanside development has recently been limited by the City Council, undoing a 4-year old policy change. Meanwhile, a controversial warehouse project has people upset over traffic problems, lack of transparency and possible environmental hazards.
Encinitas, California. (Ian McDonnell, iStock Getty Images)

ENCINITAS: Meet elected officials at chamber-hosted event Oct. 30

October 30, 2023
The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce hosts its inaugural “Meet Your Elected Officials and Community Leaders” event, presented by TOOTRiS Child Care on Demand, on Monday, Oct. 30, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) North.
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