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North County
Surge Tents Return To Scripps Encinitas
- Aug. 2
- By Tania Thorne
A sight we thought we wouldn’t see again: Surge tents are back outside of Scripps Encinitas. How this is helping hospitals prepare for the worst.
Encinitas Swimmer Michael Andrew Goes Maskless Behind Scenes At Olympics
- July 30
- Beth Harris / Associated Press
A federal freeze on most evictions will expire on Saturday. But in California, a state law will protect most low-income renters from evictions through the end of September.
Ramona Country Fair Kicks Off 50th Year With Western Shows, Carnival Rides
- July 30
- By City News Service
The event runs through Sunday and features a midway of carnival rides, games and prizes, numerous food and craft vendors, wines, live music and entertainment.
Encinitas Teen Ready To Run At Tokyo Paralympics
- July 30
- By Alexander Nguyen
Joel Gomez was born with a rare genetic condition that renders him legally blind and color blind.
Hemp Farms In San Diego County Boom, And Neighbors Say, So Do The Headaches
- July 29
- Kate Sequeira | inewsource
For months, Encinitas residents have clashed with the hemp farm next door, blaming it for their health problems. Now, that hemp farm is shutting down but the situation is far from over.
Mom Group In Vista Organizes Weekly Neighborhood Clean Ups
- July 28
- By Tania Thorne
A group of moms in Vista started noticing all of the trash littering their neighborhood. Rather than walking past it, they decided to do something about it.
Fallbrook Man Who Broke Neck Learns How To Walk Again At New Rehab Hospital
- July 28
- By Matt Hoffman
Doug Bailey broke his neck and suffered spinal cord damage after a horrible bike accident. He is learning how to walk again with the the help of a new rehabilitation hospital.
Encinitas Mother Of Addiction Victim Says Opioid Settlement Doesn't Hold Drug Companies Accountable
- July 26
- By Harrison Patiño , Maureen Cavanaugh
An Encinitas woman who lost her son to opioid addiction in 2019 says that the recently announced $26 billion settlement involving four major producers of prescription opioids doesn't truly hold the pharmaceutical giants accountable.
Poway Resident Kelsey Plum Leads US To 21-19 Victory Over China In Olympic 3X3 Basketball
- July 26
- By City News Service
The U.S. is scheduled to conclude pool-round play by facing Japan in a game set to begin at 9:30 p.m. Monday, California time.
Fallbrook Deli Owner Chooses To Temporarily Close Business Due To COVID-19 Exposure
- July 23
- By Tania Thorne
Although there are no mandated guidelines, the owner of Dominick’s Sandwiches and Italian Delicatessen in Fallbrook temporarily closed his deli due to a COVID-19 exposure.
Immigration Rally Held Outside Darrell Issa's San Marcos Office
- July 22
- By Tania Thorne
The issue of immigration brought demonstrators to Congressman Darrell Issa's office on Thursday. They rallied in San Marcos to deliver a message to their Congressional representative.
San Diego Rescue Mission Gets Ready To Run Oceanside's Homeless Shelter
- July 22
- By Tania Thorne
Oceanside will soon have its first year-round homeless shelter. San Diego Rescue Mission gives a preview of how it will operate and who it will serve.
NCTD Releases Updated Rail-Safety Plans For Del Mar Sea Bluffs
- July 22
- By City News Service
North County Transit District officials Wednesday issued a public update regarding plans to enhance safety and rail service reliability along the oceanfront bluffs in Del Mar.
Ty Humes Brings Checkered Professional History To San Dieguito School Race
- July 22
- By Jennifer Bowman / inewsource
Ty Humes is running for a board seat in the San Dieguito Union High School District. But his time on a previous board is shrouded in controversy.
Historic Moment: Pride Comes To Escondido
- July 21
- By Alexander Nguyen
Pride festivities continue this weekend. This time in North County where the celebration is a first for the city of Escondido.
