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Encinitas Councilmember Joy Lyndes wants to limit DHS immigration enforcement at schools, churches and gathering places like the YMCA. This content Amid rising fears, Encinitas may restrict federal immigration enforcement appeared first on inewsource.
A National City councilmember was ejected from the Encinitas council meeting after raising concerns over a deal for South Bay shelter beds. This content From north to south: 2 San Diego cities clash over a homeless shelter deal appeared first on inewsource.
In California, 110 cities have a law protecting manufactured home residents from drastic rent increases. Encinitas could be next. This content ‘Wild west of real estate.’ Encinitas mobile home park residents fight for rent protections appeared first on inewsource.
Republican Rebecca Jones faces Democrat Kyle Krahel in the race for the District 5 seat on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors. This content How are North County’s San Diego County Board of Supervisors candidates different? We asked. appeared first on inewsource.
In 2024 Encinitas elections, the mayor and two City Council members won by promising to fight development. What will voters do in 2026? This content Encinitas is paradise. Why can its politics get so hostile? appeared first on inewsource.
The Capistrano neighborhood in Oceanside has been closed due to security threats three times this year. Residents are fed up. This content Oceanside residents near Camp Pendleton sometimes can’t get in or out of the neighborhood appeared first on inewsource.
San Diego County is lacking safe, connected bike routes as e-bike use surges. They’re critical for reducing injuries, experts say. This content Yes, e-bikes can be dangerous. But experts say San Diego County streets need to be safer appeared first on inewsource.
The century-old Oceanside Pier is a gathering spot that had over 1 million visitors last year. Locals and residents alike come to walk, fish or hang out by the ocean. But it has deteriorated so much that 30- to 40-pound pieces of concrete fell off it just a few weeks ago. Now, the city is […] This content Oceanside may raise sales taxes to fix a crumbling pier and build police, fire stations appeared first on inewsource.
