"The tele-comment form and other instructions are posted on the Public Comment During COVID-19 webpage"
Visitors to City parks and beaches spread out towels and chairs, unfurl an umbrella and just, plain relax.
City Council June 17 approved $4.1 million in budget reductions to close a projected funding gap tied to business losses brought by COVID-19
A draft of the updated Housing Element is due to the City Council in October.
The 14-page document covers policies and procedures and includes an ethnicity breakdown of the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
The "keep it moving" policy ended at the beach June 2.
"The City Council has issued a letter to Sheriff William Gore acknowledging recent civil unrest and protests around San Diego County."
The City Council on June 1 approved setting aside $10,000 for grants of up to $500 each to assist businesses in their reopening.
In the fall of 2019, Winston committed to secure an appraisal of the value of its leasehold and to share it with the City.
New rules on the flying of drones in Del Mar are set to take effect June 17.
Requirements for face coverings and social distancing will remain in place.
Those spring flowers and grasses have been pretty but now they’re drying up and need to go.
Posting placards in downtown Del Mar reminding the public of social distancing protocols
Adoption of the ordinances is set for June 1.
Ordinances to streamline and incentivize construction of accessory dwelling units are headed to the City Council for consideration on May 18
Phase 6 envisions continued bluff retreat and sea level rise and the need for further construction estimated at up to $70 million
The public’s cooperation is required for the beach to remain open. Individuals may be cited for violating the rules.
The City Council confirms appointments in open session.
"The San Diego Association of Governments has launched Del Mar Bluffs Stabilization 4"
"The public’s cooperation is required for the beach to remain open and individuals may be cited for violating the rules."
The public’s cooperation is required in order for the beach to remain open and individuals may be cited for violating the rules.
Del Mar beaches remain closed ahead of a special City Council meeting today at 3:30 p.m.
"This is a limited opening and six-foot social distancing will be required everywhere, including on the beach and in the ocean."
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Del Mar reached an agreement with the California Coastal Commission to postpone a discussion of its plan to combat sea level rise.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will ban the sale of guns and ammunition at gun shows at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
The state legislature passed a bill that would ban the sale of guns and ammunition at gun shows held at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
Gun shows can continue at the fairgrounds as the court considers a lawsuit against a state agency's decision to effectively suspend them.
The bill would take effect in 2021 if the Senate and Gov. Gavin Newsom also support it.
"The state of California should not be profiting or benefiting from the sale of firearms."
Vote-by-mail voters can send in their ballot by mail, drop it off at the Registrar of Voters Office or at one of 59 additional sites.
Gov. Jerry Brown Thursday appointed a former Del Mar councilman and reappointed two other San Diego County residents to the panel.
Gavin Newsom leads polls for the democratic party, but two uprising candidates from the Republican party are still valid.
Some customers in Carmel Valley, Mira Mesa, Rancho Bernardo and Rancho Penasquitos were overcharged due to meter misreading, officials said.
The award came after an arbitration hearing in San Diego in late February and early March.
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista, hosted two meetings in Oceanside. Issa represents the 49th District of California, which includes Del Mar.
Rep. Scott Peters serves the 52nd District, which includes Carmel Valley.
District 3 covers the coast from Del Mar to Encinitas, and includes Interstate 15 from Tierrasanta to Escondido.
Outgoing Supervisor Dave Roberts, whose district includes Del Mar and Carmel Valley, cast the lone dissenting vote.