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A hit-and-run driver repeatedly bashed his pickup into another driver’s car and forced it against the side of a house in Carlsbad late Wednesday, police said.

All four of officers of the Valley Center History Museum board were re-elected for the seventh consecutive year. The team of officers heads a 12-member board which runs the museum and oversees the local Historical Society.

Three-day event features camel rides, baby animals, new acts and a barbecue.

The 60 retail shops in San Marcos that sell tobacco or electronic cigarettes must now get a special license to sell the products inside the city — a move designed to help ensure the shops don’t sell such items to people too young to buy them.

Low-carbon fuel made from waste products cuts greenhouse gases

More than 70 top women basketball players serving in the Armed Forces across the globe will converge on Camp Pendleton for a world championship tournament.

A motorcyclist hit speeds of 140 mph on the freeway from Fallbrook to Kensington, where he ditched the bike and tried to hide from officers Tuesday night, the California Highway Patrol said.

Famed New York chef Pascal Lorange has spent a year fine-tuning signature restaurant in Carmel Valley

First Congregational Church of Escondido has acquired a large collection of quilt fabric and quilting supplies which they will sell to the public from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 30 at the church, 1800 N. Broadway, Escondido.

Five years after adoption, 14-year-old Cindy Buenrostro of Bonsall has qualified for USA Pentathlon program