Del Mar Times

Updated on 2024-05-18 | Written by AgentImage

Measure aiming to replace SDG&E in San Diego doesn't qualify for fall ballot

But Power San Diego backers think they got enough valid signatures to put the question of a municipal electric utility before the City Council again.

Carmel Valley STEM Youth ready to launch in American Rocketry Challenge

Students on Carmel Valley STEM Youth's Proxima Rocketry Team are counting down to the May 18 launch of the National Finals Fly Off of the American Rocketry Challenge in The Plains, Virginia.

Weekly crime log

SOLANA BEACH May 5 Vehicle break-in/theft-900 block go Via Mil Cumbres, 7 p.m.May 6 Motor vehicle theft-900 block of Via mil Cumbres, 4:30 a.m.May 7 Vehicle break-in/theft-200 block of Sierra Avenue, 12:45 a.m.Motor vehicle theft-600 block of S.

San Diego will create a sprawling citywide network of electric vehicle chargers

The deal aims to make it easier for residents to own electric cars and reduce local greenhouse gas emissions, and help the city replace its 5,000-vehicle gas-powered fleet

San Diego gets a new police chief with unanimous vote. 'I won't let you guys down.'

Assistant Chief Scott Wahl, selected by Mayor Todd Gloria in March to be the city's next top cop, will replace Chief David Nisleit who is retiring in June

Carmel Valley board again delays cell tower decision

The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board again reviewed a proposed 45-foot cell phone tower on the Grace Point Church campus at its April meeting, delaying a decision until the board can understand the status of a previously-approved tower on the same site.

Del Mar Mesa Garden Club donates new seed library to Carmel Valley Library

With beautiful blooms and bountiful vegetable gardens in mind, the Del Mar Mesa Garden Club recently donated a seed library to the Carmel Valley Library.

Torrey Pines' Laurel Gonzalez is first in San Diego to be named CIF Player of the Year in three sports

A lacrosse, flag football and soccer player, Laurel is TP's Female Scholar Athlete of the Year

Del Mar bemoans loss of sand, beach in efforts to protect bluff-top train tracks, but is warned: 'It is imperative that these walls go up as soon as possible.'

Seawalls take up too much beach space and reduce access to hillside trails, residents tell SANDAG official

San Diego Jewish Academy’s physics students successfully launch high altitude weather balloon to 100,000 feet

San Diego Jewish Academy recently announced the successful launch of a high-altitude weather balloon by its physics students, which traveled roughly 60 miles northeast, was in the air for two hours, reached a height of 100,000 feet and landed in the mountains outside of Pine Hills, according to a news release.