Mayor addresses key initiatives at State of City event

2018年3月30日星期五

Mayor addresses key initiatives at State of City event

Mayor addresses key initiatives at State of City event

Wednesday, Mar 28

Mayor Catherine Blakespear talked about key city issues like obtaining a legally compliant housing element, enhancing transportation, promoting green initiatives and making the rail corridor a better neighbor.

Encinitas must decide if ficus trees are worth the cost

It could cost $1.2 million over the next five years to prune all of downtown's huge ficus street trees and repair root-caused cracks in the city's sidewalks, a new report states.

Discussion prepares residents for potential disasters in Encinitas

The "Are You Ready?" workshop on March 26 covered potential events like fires, earthquakes and floods.

Encinitas woman's work on display at Civic Center Gallery

Taylor Chapin's work has been on display at the gallery at City Hall, 505 South Vulcan Avenue, since March 8. The paintings all focus on people, domesticity and consumerism.

Coast Highway project in Leucadia gets key city vote

A massive makeover of Coast Highway 101 through Leucadia, a project that's divided the community for years, is headed to the California Coastal Commission.

Encinitas moves toward plastic straw ban

On March 21, the Encinitas City Council unanimously approved the Environmental Commission's recommendation for an ordinance so that straws will be distributed only if a customer requests one.