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The Battle to Lead San Marcos' Next Chapter (opens the original)
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A race that will decide the new mayor of San Marcos will also usher in a new era for the North County city that has had the same mayor for the past seven years. Former District 3 Councilmember Sharon Jenkins and current District 2 Councilmember Mike Sannella are running to replace Mayor Rebecca Jones, a longtime San Marcos representative who is now running for the District 5 County Board of Supervisors seat. Jones has served on the San Marcos City Council since 2007 and as mayor since 2018. Whoe
Democrat Wants to Flip a Board of Supervisors Seat (opens the original)
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A Democratic political newcomer is taking on a veteran Republican politician in a highly anticipated race for the County Board of Supervisors seat that represents much of North County. Who wins will likely come down to experience, name recognition and who can most effectively communicate their plans for District 5. District 5 covers North County and unincorporated areas including the cities of Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside and Vista, as well as 10 unincorporated communities including Bonsall,
Three-Way Race for Poway Mayor Is Heating Up (opens the original)
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Fresh off the political scandal of a sitting councilmember being charged with asking for a bribe and a successful recall vote, Poway is ready for another election. Earlier this year during the primary election, the city also held a special election and replaced former District 2 Councilmember Tony Blain. I hope that name rings a bell because I sure won’t forget it. Last November, Blain ended his first and only year in public office with a bang. The District Attorney’s Office charged Blain with f
Del Mar Is Out of Options on Seaside Ridge (opens the original)
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It’s been more than three years since a developer first proposed building a 259-unit, mixed-income housing project dubbed Seaside Ridge on an oceanside bluff in Del Mar. And it’s been two years since the city of Del Mar and the Del Mar Fairgrounds started “exclusively” negotiating about possibly building a different affordable housing project on the Fairgrounds property with around 61 affordable units. Time sure does fly when you’re trapped in a bureaucratic death spiral. Those of you who have b
Fairgrounds Board Kills Affordable Housing Deal with Del Mar (opens the original)
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A deal between the city of Del Mar and the board that runs the Del Mar Fairgrounds to potentially build affordable housing on Fairgrounds property is officially off. On Tuesday, the 22nd District Agricultural Association (DAA), which is the governor-appointed board that runs the Del Mar Fairgrounds, voted 5-3 to terminate an exclusive negotiating agreement it first signed with the city of Del Mar in 2024. The move to kill the deal now puts pressure on city of Del Mar officials to potentially mov
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