As people prepare to celebrate the holiday weekend, County health officials are reminding the public to continue taking precautions to a ...
The City Council on June 7 is set to discuss next steps on the California Coastal Commission's requested changes to sea level policies a ...
For Rita and Juan Mejia, opening their home to children in foster care has been a lifelong passion. Over the course of 17 years, the cou ...
Here is today's COVID-19 update from the County Health and Human Services Agency with data through May 25.
U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.
San Diego Association of Governments officials on May 3 presented revised alternatives for moving the railway off of the fragile ocean b ...
A City Council hearing to consider the formation of a utility undergrounding district on Tewa Court and the upper portion of 10
Del Mar Lifeguards are working closely with researchers to track the movements of white sharks off of the City's shoreline. The collabor ...
Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.
The spring 2021 academy for Community Emergency Response Teams in Del Mar and neighboring communities begins April 12. The training sche ...
As Del Mar prepares to launch its community choice energy program in May, the City Council on March 15 approved a default package that w ...
The Del Mar Recycles Drop-off event is set for 9 a.m. to noon March 27 at the lower parking lot of Del Mar Shores Park. Enter the parkin ...
Emergency bluff repairs south of 4
SANDAG, the North County Transit District (NCTD), and the City of Del Mar are urging the public to exercise the utmost caution when walk ...
On Feb. 16, the City Council and City Manager CJ Johnson announced that she will be leaving the City of Del Mar effective immediately.
The County of San Diego, in cooperation with Scripps Health, is set to open an appointments-only COVID-19 vaccination location starting ...
The City Council has given direction to place City Manager Christa Johnson on administrative leave with pay pending a scheduled regular ...
A significant increase in trespassing education and enforcement on the rail corridor is set to begin Monday, Feb. 1.
The pandemic has brought a big increase in takeout dining and, not surprisingly, a pileup in the packaging used to wrap up those orders.
With a flash flood watch in effect from 7 p.m. Thursday through 4 p.m. Friday, residents can collect free sandbags from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p ...
City Council members are set to discuss their individual and collective visions and values during a remote meeting starting at 10 a.m. S ...
A special City Council meeting set for 3 p.m. Tuesday includes discussions on the draft housing element update, energy product offerings ...
The City Council on Jan. 21 agreed to form an ad hoc subcommittee to discuss alternatives to a ballot initiative with the organizer of t ...
The City Council on Jan. 11 approved an agreement with regional planning and transportation agencies to launch the Safe Rail Trail and P ...
The City of Del Mar is sorry to announce the cancellation of the annual Penguin Plunge on New Year's Day to comply with public health or ...
Horticulturalist, landscape contractor and author Greg Rubin is scheduled to deliver an online training to the Design Review Board at 5 ...
The sun's out. So take out and dine out on the ocean view deck of the Del Mar Civic Center plaza.
The winds, combined with low relative humidity and dry fuels, present an increased fire risk.
Holiday shoppers can take advantage of free parking in downtown Del Mar during several periods through New Year’s Day.
The restrictions require most nonessential businesses to operate outdoors only.
The City's receipt of the Cal Trans Condition Concurrence Memo is an important milestone toward advancing environmental review.
A hard copy of the Mitigated Negative Declaration is available for review at the Del Mar Library.
As approved by the City Council, the draft document does not identify Shores Park or Court Street Park as potential locations for housing.
Thanks to donations from the City and Rotary club, purchasers can receive bonus dollars and avoid processing fees.
Questions about the report can be directed to NCTD Chief of Safety Sean Loofbourrow, 760-967-2827 or sloofbourrow@nctd.org
In residential neighborhoods, accessory dwelling units – or “granny flats” – are projected to provide up to 15 affordable units.
As the November election approaches, residents and property owners are reminded that campaign signs must remain on private property.
Staff is developing the rate methodology in cooperation with SCI Consultants.
Local approval of the document is necessary for State review and certification to begin.