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A small San Marcos nonprofit is taking a big step this week: opening up a place for North County seniors and their caregivers to connect with people or agencies who might help with problems little or big, from finding a handyman to finding transportation.

NFL's Carson Palmer, others christen the 2016 summer season at Del Mar

Coastal Commission wants to make sure parking fees go to improve visitor experience.

A community scavenger hunt is set for July 29 in downtown Carlsbad to raise money for local programs ranging from senior chair yoga to the Holiday Food Drive. The annual Village Scavenger Hunt is organized by Carlsbad Causes for

Oceanside Newcomers and Friends installed new officers for the 2016-2017 term during a luncheon at El Camino Country Club.

Drive-in screens being torn down.

A new and seemingly far more appropriate site at the southeast corner of Washington Avenue and Ash Street has been identified by Escondido as the desired future location of a large recycled water treatment plant.

The county’s Board of Supervisors will decide Tuesday whether to place a measure on the November ballot asking all voters in the county whether the Lilac Hills Ranch development in Valley Center should be built.

A pop-up art show, titled “Kings & Queens,” by a group of area artists is July 23 in the vacated Kings & Queens Hair Salon, 365 E. Broadway, Vista. The collaborative group art exhibition, with the theme, “self-love, rule your own world,” is produced by the Backfence Society

Rocco Versaci will speak to walkers at cancer fundraiser Saturday in Vista