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DEL MAR: Petty theft was reported at 3:30 p.m. May 21 in the 1400 block of Camino del Mar.
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Nose for Needles: Acupuncture Can Help Dogs, Veterinarian Says [Video]
For the past year, Sharon Cerken has been taking her dog Dewey to the Drake Center in Encinitas for acupuncture.
North San Diego County Man Sentenced in Day Trading Scheme
United States Attorney Laura Duffy announced that Tuesday United States District Court Judge Irma E. Gonzalez sentenced John Clement, age 65, a resident of Encinitas, California, to serve 24 months in custody for his participation in a scheme to defraud investors out of more than $4.9 million through his operation of a Ponzi scheme under the name ... (more)
Dangerous trends: Teens soaking tampons in vodka
ENCINITAS, Calif. - Teens are turning to an unusual method for getting drunk without drinking: Alcohol soaked tampons.
Cheers for Charity: Encinitas Rotary Wine Festival
Cheers for Charity: Proceeds from the Encinitas Rotary Wine Festival on June 2 will go toward community charities in Encinitas.
Military dogs save lives and provide 'a little bit of home' to fellow soldiers
On average they each save 150 fellow soldiers' lives during their careers, according to military sources.A They sniff out bombs and hidden combatants.
Boys shoot out lights at Encinitas complex
Deputies were called to the Ritz Colony Apartments on Encinitas Boulevard West of El Camino Real at 12:05 p.m., sheriff's Lt.
North County singers set to perform at Carnegie Hall
The singers will join the ranks of anyone-who-is-anyone who has performed there during the past 120 years, from pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff, its first performer, to Benny Goodman's Swing Band to the Rolling Stones.
Encinitas looks to improve fire response times
Council members voted 4-1 Wednesday, with Councilman James Bond dissenting, to remedy high response times in the sparsely-populated community in the eastern part of town by stationing a two-person crew in the area for 12 hours every day.
Behind the Biz: Seaside Market
It's the go-to market for all your essentials: produce, baked goods and wine . Now, the family-owned business tells Patch the skinny.
Here's a rundown of how Memorial Day will affect public offices and services in Encinitas: Encinitas City Hall will be closed in observance of Memorial Day, and reopen at normal time Tuesday morning.
Mass. Bound: Man Riding Cross-Country To Raise Money For MS
BOSTON - Dave Nowlan is doing the unthinkable; a 3,350 mile bike ride from Encinitas, California to Cape Cod.
'Do Good Project' aims for volunteer fun
When the Grindles plan volunteer events, under the direction of their Los Angeles friend Rebecca Pontius and her Glue Projects organization, fun is guaranteed, whether it's with games and music, or just "creating community" by meeting new people.
The last Monday of May is always reserved for Memorial Day, a time to commemorate the fallen soldiers of the armed forces.
After controversy, event nets $20K for arts org
The Encinitas Artists' Colony 101 raised about $20,000 Sunday when it sold nearly all of its 98 Arts Alive banners during its 13th annual auction.
Hugging the ocean and blessed by a marvelous climate, San Diego is undoubtedly a top tourist spot, with many terrific places to see and things to do.
After founding the nonprofit Lux Art Institute in 1999 and arranging the purchase of five acres in Encinitas, it took another eight years of maneuvering through an administrative, governmental and political maze for Lux to get its first facility built.
Longtime community leader passes away at 93
Cozens was born in San Diego on Jan. 21, 1919, the second child of five children reared by Bert and Grace Cozens in what was then a "sleepy" beachside town called Encinitas.
Calif man gets 2 years in prison for Ponzi scheme
A Southern California man who pleaded guilty to running a $5 million Ponzi scheme has been sentenced to two years in federal prison.
Science Thrives at Local Elementary School Thanks to UCSD Partnership
Back when you were in elementary school, you probably got the chance to build a simple circuit so you could understand how a light bulb works-or fondly recall some of that messy fun you got to have in the lab, building miniature erupting volcanoes or mixing bubbling brews.A Unfortunately, state budget cuts to public education are making these sorts ... (more)