Showing posts with label City of Encinitas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City of Encinitas. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Thursday - Quick Hits

CSI in San Diego, county to break ground on new forensics building. UT

Councilman Hueso to give a state-of-the-district speech tonight. UT

San Diego School Board to seek community input on budget cuts. UT

Cities of San Diego and Chula Vista to consolidate fire and medical dispatch calls. UT

Long overdue effort to build shelter for migrant farmers in Carlsbad moves forward with $2 million dollar grant. UT

More expansion on the nanny state, Encinitas bans smoking on its beaches. UT
NCTimes

Friday, January 18, 2008

Friday - Quick Hits

Three hour long fire fight between law enforcement and drug cartels in Tijuana leaves six dead. UT

Misconduct at San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant has led to five employees fired and two others disciplined. UT

Governor visits town yesterday to explain, how his mismanagement of state budget now needs to be slashed. UT

Local GOP not too happy with Maienschein's entry into city attorney race. UT

Continuing to investigate City Attorney Aguirre, State bar has issued subpoenas in its investigation. UT

City on Encinitas has decided to purchase iconic boat houses. UT

If it passes a safety check, Sprinter rail service could start on Jan 27. UT

State Sen. Kehoe has requested that the Public Utilities Commission hold a public hearing regarding Sunrise Powerlink in the City of San Diego. NC Times

Friday, January 11, 2008

Friday - Quick Hits

Mayor lays out an ambitious agenda for city in his state of the city address. UT

State Utilities Commission approves security plan for NCTD Sprinter rail service. UT

Valley Center-Pauma Unified School District to weigh closing the last one-room schoolhouse in the county. UT

Robert J. Watkins was re-elected as president of the San Diego County Board of Education. UT

Potero Planning Board delayed vote on Blackwater. UT

City Council in Encinitas approves a 10% raise for council to take effect in December. UT

Tri-city Hospital Board approves master board. NC Times

Typical conservatives condemning proposed firefighting fee as a new tax. NC Times