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1. Judge rejects bid to dismiss Del Mar polo fields land-use suit (thecoastnews.com) β A Vista Superior Court judge has allowed a lawsuit over the former Del Mar polo fields to move forward, keeping alive a dispute about how intensively Surf Cup can use the site for tournaments and events. The case could shape traffic, noise, and future development limits near the fields, and may be consolidated with a related Sierra Club challenge to the city's removal of deed restrictions.
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2. Experiential Zones at the 2026 Del Mar Wine & Food Fest (sandiegomagazine.com) β Del Mar residents can look forward to the Wine & Food Festival's Grand Tasting on October 3β4, when the Del Mar Polo Fields transform into a massive food, drink, and entertainment playground. With themed zones, chef demos, wellness areas, and local favorites like Jake's Del Mar and San Diego brands, it's designed as an all-weekend experience right in your backyard.
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3. Grandview Beach access closed after bluff collapse (thecoastnews.com) β Beachgoers from Del Mar should know that nearby Grandview Beach in Encinitas is closed indefinitely after a bluff collapse just north of the access staircase, with officials warning of further failures in the area. The incident follows a deadly 2019 collapse and another failure at Beacon's, as well as a more recent bluff collapse near Del Mar's Dog Beach, underscoring ongoing coastal erosion risks.
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4. Newsom's Climate Record Is Better Than Most Governors. That's Not Good Enough. (streetsblog.org) β California's climate policies are praised as better than most states, but the piece argues they still fall short, pointing to eroding rail bluffs in Del Mar that threaten one of the state's key coastal corridors. It criticizes continued highway widening, urges major investment in resilient rail and transit, and calls for redirecting transportation budgets toward climate-friendly infrastructure instead of expanding freeways.
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