Tigist Layne

Early election results in some North County races have already started solidifying who will face off in November.

The Del Mar Fairgrounds board is again questioning its plan with the city of Del Mar to build an affordable housing project on the Fairgrounds property.

Decades of delays forced Oceanside to create its own sand solution. Now, the government finally has a plan to help.

Encinitas leaders passed on a chance at $4 million to address homelessness, again rejecting state housing and homeless policies.

The Fairgrounds last CEO was fired abruptly. Becky Bartling hopes to steady the ship and plan for the future.

Residents are waiting on city leaders to weigh in on a controversial 16-acre ice rink proposed for a beloved park.

This is the latest in a long series of dustups between the city, a housing developer and the state.

Del Mar City Councilmembers interrupted their summer vacation this week to call for an investigation into two state officials – a member of the Del Mar Fairgrounds board and California’s attorney general.

After two years of negotiations, an agreement to try and build an affordable housing project on Fairgrounds property is no more.

Del Mar spent years fighting a controversial housing project called Seaside Ridge, but a collapsed deal with the Fairgrounds may have just made it unavoidable.