Del Mar, CA News

• Del Mar, CA News
• New Taste Treats at the 2012 San Diego County Fair
• 2012 San Diego County Fair Toyota Summer Concert Series Lineup
• San Diego County Fair’s Solid Gold Concert Series Features Memory-Making Musicians
• San Diego County Fair Visits Area Schools
• Animal Action and Motor Sports at The 2012 San Diego County Fair!
• 2012 San Diego County Fair Paddock Concert Series
• Del Mar National Horse Show Ends With Rich Fellers The Big Winner
• Celebrity Ride And Drive Highlight Of Hunter Jumper Week
• Bingo Del Mar Celebrates First Anniversary
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Happenings For May 2012
• Our Body: The Universe Within
• 138th Kentucky Derby Day at Surfside Race Place
• The 2012 San Diego County Fair Presents the Eighth Annual Gospel Festival
• The 2012 San Diego County Fair Is “Out Of This World!”
• San Diego County Fair's Annual International Beer Festival Honored As One Of The Best In The US
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Shows for late April 2012
• City of Del Mar Jeopardizes Fairgrounds Litigation Settlement With New Demands
• Bo Derek to Host 'Night of the Horse' at Del Mar National Horse Show
• San Diego Pet Expo
• The San Diego County Fair Introduces the San Diego County Wine Festival
• Big Changes Afoot At The Del Mar National Horse Show!
• The 2012 San Diego County Fair Presents 'Día de la Familia'
• Breweries Invited To Enter San Diego County Fair's Annual International Beer Competition And Festival
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Shows for Late March, 2012
• Cody Simpson, Kenny Loggins, Jeff Dunham, Joan Sebastian, More Set For Fair's Grandstand Series
• Fair's Performance Contests Offer Exposure, Cash Prizes
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows For March 2012
• Fair Introduces Inaugural Wine Competition and Festival
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows For February 2012
• Summer Solstice 2012
• The San Diego County Fair Wins 39 Awards at Western Fairs Association Convention
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows For January 2012
• 2011 Don Diego Spirit Award Given To Del Mar Fairgrounds General Manager Timothy J. Fennell
• San Diego County Fair Honored With 22 Industry Awards
• 17th Annual Holiday Of Lights And Holiday Hayride
• Scream Zone 14 Closes With Second Highest Attendance At The Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs And Shows for November 2011
• Two Thrilling Days Of Excitement And Action! Watch The 28th Annual Breeders' Cup
• Scream Zone
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs And Shows for October 2011
• Iron Girl Del Mar
• Head To Toe Girls on the Go 5K
• Screams! Chills! Thrills! 'Tomfoolery and Halloween Ghoulery' at The Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Home-Garden Show, Horse Shows, New Car-Bike Show At Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Back to School for Del Mar - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• The 22nd DAA Announces 'Outer Space' Theme for the 2012 San Diego County Fair
• Dante's Boneyard Wins 2011 Musicpalooza Talent Contest
• New Schedule for Bingo at the Del Mar Fairgrounds
• 2011 San Diego County Fair Sets All-Time Attendance Record
• Fair Transportation Tips for Fourth of July Weekend
• Comedy Night At The 2011 San Diego County Fair
• Thriller Dance Returns to Fair; Classes Offered for Participants
• New Money-Saving Coupon Book Exclusive to the San Diego County Fair
• Results Posted for Student Showcase
• Free Stop Smoking Seminar
• San Diego International Beer Festival Gets Top 10 Honors
• One of NASCAR's Rising Stars Appears at the San Diego County Fair
• Results Posted For Home and Hobby and Homemade Wine
• Soccer Star Mia Hamm Appears at the San Diego County Fair
• SummerFist II, Mixed Martial Arts Competition, is Back at the San Diego County Fair
• Prepare To Be Amazed By The Fair's Lineup of Magicians
• Time To Nominate the San Diego County Fair's 'Hometown Heroes'
• Surfside Race Place Will Show Belmont, Other Races
• Opening Day at the 2011 San Diego County Fair is Filled with Fun, Food, Entertainment and Music
• San Diego Dogs Can Enter the Purina Incredible Dog Challenge
• America's Leading Sea Life Artist Returns to the San Diego County Fair
• 2011 San Diego County Fair
• Unemployed and Golden State Advantage Card Holders Get Free Admission
• San Diego County Fair's Infield Features Fun for the Whole Family
• SecuraTrac Offers Level of Comfort to Parents at the San Diego County Fair
• Be a Frugal Fairgoer – The 2011 San Diego County Fair Has Plenty of Money-Saving Tips
• New Deep-Fried Delights at this year's Fair
• The San Diego County Fair's Christian Music Festival - Come Together 2011
• Surfside Race Place Showcases Second Round of Triple Crown
• Handicapping Tournaments Offer Chance at National Title In Las Vegas
• Spike TV's Courtney Hansen Featured Speaker at Enviro Fair
• Coors Concert Lineup Features Tribute Bands, Rock, Pop, Country and More
• The 2011 San Diego County Fair's Paddock and Solid Gold Concert Series Feature Top Rock and Pop Acts
• Surfside Race Place at the Del Mar Fairgrounds Presents Bingo!
• Cars Are the Stars of the 2011 San Diego County Fair
• Dia De La Familia Celebrates Richness Of Mexican Culture
• Kentucky Derby Day at Surfside Race Place
• The 2011 San Diego County Fair Presents the Seventh Annual Gospel Festival
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs And Shows - Apr 20, 2011
• Bingo Del Mar Opens at Surfside Race Place at the Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows for April
• Musicpalooza Talent Contest Returns With A $5,000 Prize; Entries Due By April 8, 2011
• Microbreweries And Home Brewers Can Enter Fair Competitions
• 66th Annual Del Mar National Horse Show
• Fair's Concert Series on Sale Saturday, March 5, 2011
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs And Shows For March 2011
• Vendor And performer Applications Available For The 2011 San Diego County Fair
• The 2010 San Diego County Fair Dominates Western Fairs Association Awards
• Summer Solstice 2011
• Fairgrounds' Radio Show Feb 3 to Feature High Spirits II
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs And Shows For February 2011
• Good Ol’ Gals Joins San Diego Business Showcase
• San Diego County Fair Wins Multiple Awards From IAFE
• High Spirits at The Fairgrounds Featured On Weekly Radio Show
• SD County Farm Bureau Opposes Fairgrounds Sale
• Holiday Hayride Offers Great Musical Entertainment Every Friday
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Radio Show To Feature The 16th Annual Holiday Of Lights And Holiday Festival
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Radio Show To Feature Snow Jam, Women's Expo, Mud Run
• 16th Annual Holiday Of Lights Returns To The Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Garrick wins 74th state assembly seat
• Prop. C, allowing Pacific Highlands Ranch development, passes
• Wooden, Rafner and Gibson lead Del Mar school board race
• Prop. C, allowing Pacific Highlands Ranch development, leads by 73 percent
• Garrick leads race in 74th District state assembly
• Bilbray keeps 50th district assembly seat
• Breeders' Cup, Horse Racing Tales Featured On Del Mar Fairgrounds Radio
• Wooden, Rafner and Gibson win Del Mar school board race
• Solana Beach and Del Mar to start talks about fairgrounds purchase
• New district office property looks promising for Del Mar school district
• EDUCATION MATTERS: Partisan politics infects school board elections
• Groth mailer criticized
• Nettle Creek Interiors moving to Del Mar
• Del Mar woman's career 180 allowed her to follow her dream
• Reflexology Spa gives feet a treat
• Suspect in Solana Beach apartment complex assault arrested
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs And Shows For November 2010
• Coyote Bar & Grill owner leads a colorful life
• New Del Mar planning and community development director appointed
• County agrees to $1.2M settlement resulting from Busby fundraiser confrontation
• Man in painter's mask robs Encinitas bank
• Solana Beach Civic and Historical Society gearing up for holiday boutique
• Heaven And Hell Costume Party Creator Thursday's Guest On Del Mar Fairgrounds Radio
• Accomplished diplomat thanks Del Mar Rotary Club for support
• Budget concerns key topic at high school board candidates forum
• Santa Fe Irrigation District board election comes at crucial time
• Another stellar show line-up coming to Canyon Crest Academy's Envision Theater
• Torrey Pines sophomore's film to be screened at Asian Film Festival
• Neighbors voice opposition to proposed temporary train platform stop
• Teaching 'plain language' botany inspired bestseller for gardeners
• Local musician releasing new album
• Del Mar author publishes novella 'His Mistake'
• Solana Beach woman fights off knife attack
• Watch The 27th Annual Breeders' Cup At Surfside Race Place
• Fairgrounds Launches Weekly Internet Radio Program
• Security exercise happening today along rail lines
• Gunman opens fire on Carlsbad elementary school playground
• City of Del Mar trying to buy fairgrounds
• Overturned big-rig in Carlsbad jams up freeway
• SeaWorld to release three rehabilitated brown pelicans
• Doctor 'gives back' by teaching open heart surgeons in China
• EDUCATION MATTERS: School board candidates answer questions
• Students join forces to support a learning center in India
• City of Del Mar, state close to agreement on fairgrounds sale
• Salk announces research excellence, public service medal recipients
• Torrey Pines science journal Falconium thrives
• British Airways to start flights between San Diego, London
• Del Mar author talks about his latest science fiction novel, 'Dead Astronauts'
• Water district officials say they are working to cut costs
• Local student enjoys stint as 'Charger Girls Cheerleaders of the Day'
• Reception, book signing set for local author's third book
• New store opens in Cedros Design District
• Del Mar school board candidate forum to be televised
• Former superintendent files suit against Del Mar school district
• Woman injured during car stunt
• Ocean bacteria levels increase with rain runoff
• Comic-Con to stay in San Diego for next five years, at least
• Volunteers discover injured elderly Rancho Santa Fe woman
• New cooking classes being offered at the Center for a Healthy Lifestyle
• Man accused of having sex with Encinitas teen to be arraigned
• Researcher advances imaging technology for breast cancer patients
• Meet Your Neighbor: botanical artist Irina and sculptor Erik Gronborg
• San Diego Polo Club announcer honored after 20 years
• Law sealing slain children's autopsies takes effect
• UCSD professor wins $500,000 'genius' award
• Search continues for new Del Mar school district office site
• Encinitas teen's report of sexual assault was a hoax
• Cooler temperatures, chance of thunderstorms expected
• Solana Beach activist takes on greenhouse gases, proposed I-5 expansion
• Del Mar man turns trash to treasure
• New cooking classes being offered at the Center of a Healthy Lifestyle
• Study puts San Diego at top in alcohol-related driving violations among largest cities
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows for October 2010
• A hero remembered: Community gathers to celebrate the life of Noah Severns
• Noise alert: Pilots ready to start practice for Miramar Air Show
• Harvest Festival Original Art And Craft Show 2010
• Sketches of Encinitas sexual assault suspects released
• Heat wave expected to last through the work week
• Del Mar TV, Times and News sponsor televised DMUSD candidates forum
• Beach temps expected to stay high, inland pushing 100
• Encinitas teen reports being forced into a car, sexually assaulted
• Jewish group plans event
• Mystery corks
• Paper Paper moves to Solana Beach after 32 years in Del Mar
• Vote 'No' on Proposition 23 — the Big Oil-backed initiative
• Weekend heat wave rolls in
• Oceanside-San Clemente rail line work will have weekend passengers on buses
• Fat still permeates city's budget
• New psychiatric nurses leader a long-time champion of compassionate care
• Pacific Highlands Ranch, Teen Safe Driver Fair and more
• Heat wave expected to hit region Friday
• 21 cases of whooping cough reported last week in county
• Fall quarter begins for UCSD
• Teen driver leads police on chase, crashes into another vehicle in Carlsbad
• Top pianist performs at Del Mar Rotary
• Del Mar 'Delights': Hand-tooled cell phone cases
• Maybelline heiress will sign her new book
• Solana Beach City Manager David Ott retiring
• Synergy benefit to support the arts and dazzle guests
• At the Playhouse, The Little Tramp is a star once again
• La Jolla Playhouse actress tours in solo show
• Frontier announces flights between San Diego, Omaha
• UCSD doctor given $10M grant to study hypoxia tolerance
• Scripps Health receives grant to study electronic knee
• Train service between San Diego, L.A. down this weekend
• Maybe a cigar is not just a cigar
• KITCHEN SHRINK: It's time to get back to our roots — Part 1
• Author makes calculus fun ... no, really!
• Former Del Mar Hills student Noah Severns' life to be celebrated
• DMUSD candidates speak out at public forum
• Local women thrilled to join Oprah, John Travolta on trip to Australia
• 3.5-magnitude quake rattles eastern North County
• Bicyclist struck and killed in Carlsbad identified as Poway woman
• Sun sets on foundation's last concert of summer
• CALENDAR: Arts and entertainment events
• Upcoming social events
• High-energy hip-hop musical boasts drama, comedy
• Wine, Women & Shoes combine to raise funds
• Del Mar Racetrack's Fitch Rating upgraded to 'stable'
• Bunnyfest fun will celebrate International Rabbit Day
• Del Mar City Council taking steps to curb underage drinking
• It's been a 'beautiful life' for 105-year-old resident
• California Cash for Appliances program boosts economy
• God help America
• Students off to a good start thanks to a lot of hard work
• Police seek help finding Carlsbad hit-and-run driver
• San Diego City Council marks Qualcomm's 25th anniversary
• SURF Soccer B-U8 team take second in the Nott's Labor Day Classic Soccer
• Lady Ravens field hockey makes a run to Otay Tourney semi-final game
• Dream comes true for North Shore's 10U Gold Team
• Torrey Pines Pop Warner players receive highest scholastic honors
• High school candidate calls on board to delay extending superintendent contract
• Sanders urges San Diegans to support the Padres
• Clear but wrong message sent when president's speech not aired
• Coaster and Breeze fares to be reduced
• CALENDAR: Arts and entertainment events
• Ag. District to review fairgrounds smoking policy
• Shell-abration! Galápagos tortoises show off new home during 'Reptilemania'
• Reimagining Del Mar Highlands
• Trius, Scripps Institution to team up to search ocean's depths
• Greek festival has visitors dancing and dining
• Del Mar Shores Cinema Series kicks off on Sept. 25
• Irène de Watteville brings an artist's outlook to living
• Volunteers begin survey of San Diego's homeless population
• Give it up for ArtPower!'s eclectic new season at UCSD
• UCSD researchers link childhood obesity to virus
• Ablantis Dental is something to smile about
• Suitable for framing: Masterpiece paintings inspire 'Art of Fashion'
• Award-winning journalist shares family travel experiences, tips in book
• Scripps researchers get $5.1M to develop DNA sequencing technology
• NFL won't televise Chargers' home opener
• States releases latest school API numbers
• Study: San Diego is eighth best college town in U.S.
• Unemployment rate in county was 10.6 percent in August
• Chargers sign Neill to long-snapper's spot as Binn's replacement goes down
• Upcoming social events
• Baking season begins with some dilemmas put to rest
• Restaurant Week will feature the area's best
• UCSD receives grant to establish energy innovation challenge
• UCSD ranked 32nd best university in the world
• Work to expand foundation of Terminal 2 at airport begins
• Study: Popular people more likely to get sick
• Reports of whooping cough continue to increase
• Chargers' Binn out for season with hamstring injury; replaced by James Dearth
• Chargers physician helps soccer player recover from knee injury
• CCA student organizes Sept. 22 fundraiser to help chemo patients
• Ravens JV field hockey Otay Ranch Invitational Finalists
• New county rules make installing alternative energy systems easier
• Training exercise at Camp Pendleton sparks fire
• 5.0 earthquake rattles Baja
• Chinese man gets eight years for exporting U.S. encryption technology
• 'Feisty' Falcons ranked among best in the nation
• Week in Sports: Falcons football upsets Cathedral Catholic
• Sockers to hold open tryouts on Oct. 2
• Local follows new career as a pop artist — right to NASCAR headquarters
• Del Mar Tourism Business Improvement District established
• I-5 widening debate continues at opponents' meeting
• Proposed water rate hikes looming
• Qualcomm announces prize for entrepreneurs
• County approves plan for CFA, Cal Fire partnership
• High school students encouraged to enter 'American' essay contest
• Supervisors condemn state proposition to legalize marijuana
• Former Torrey Pines student gets one year in jail for bank robberies
• Halloween Arrives at the Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Mojalet Dance Collective comes to Canyon Crest Academy
• Jim Tucker bowing out of Del Mar City Council race
• Carmel Valley woman sets Catalina Channel swim record
• Trial, error, talent, persistence lead to victory for SDJA students
• Next prescription medication 'take back' event is Sept. 25
• 5th annual surf contest is fun on four legs
• BBB scholarship essay contest announced
• Scripps Clinic 'adopts' bronze baby
• Tommy V's hosts artist Leslie Lemberg
• ACLU files lawsuit against state over school supplies fees
• Del Mar teachers association endorses school board candidates
• 4th Annual Future of Surfing event happens this month
• 'Student' chef is finalist in Foster Farms contest
• Del Mar residents can monitor energy use via Google
• Del Mar school district halts escrow on Jimmy Durante building
• Proposed 'Main Street' mixed-use project is just what Carmel Valley needs
• Theater company moves into San Dieguito Academy
• Del Mar author and actor Walter Carlin has never quite retired
• UCSD team identified 'over-triage' as area for health care cost savings potential
• Plans for La Colonia park overhaul moving forward
• Veronica Pease finds teaching and service bring joy, fulfillment
• OPINION: Join others in support of Rafner, Wooden and Gibson to DMUSD
• Performance will pay tribute to new galleries, Shankar
• Pyrophobics exaggerate the fire dangers
• KITCHEN SHRINK: Egging you on with facts about salmonella scare
• Del Mar Foundation kicks off its First Thursday season
• Del Mar 'Delights': Stuffed Eggplant Tempura
• New name says it all: Carmel Valley Physical Therapy and Pilates People
• Schwarzenegger signs Chelsea's Law in Balboa Park
• School traffic situation needs to be re-evaluated
• Kudos to Stratford Court Cafe owners and their honest, dedicated staff
• Minor changes to labor laws might eliminate need for extra lanes
• Where is Main Street Carmel Valley?
• EDUCATION MATTERS: Not your parents' kindergarten
• Roundabouts incorporated into proposed senior living facility plans
• Solana Beach, Del Mar city councils united in opposition to Prop. 23
• Bus relief unlikely for crowded Del Mar Heights route
• Santana brothers one-two at 2010 Junior Olympics
• County's vehicle theft rate decreased in 2009
• Tribute to Robert Anderson on the web
• Musician finds inspiration by trying to help others
• KITCHEN SHRINK: Egging you on with facts about salmonella scare
• Former UCSD chancellor, wife give $5.7 million to UCSD
• Power restored after morning outage in Carlsbad area
• Team selected to light Coronado bridge
• San Diego County's attorney to retire
• Governor coming to San Diego to sign Chelsea's Law
• Del Mar cancer survivor, athlete finds support through LIVESTRONG Foundation
• Surfing goes to the dogs
• Canyon Crest junior a finalist in surfing event
• Carlsbad customers lose power
• 12-year-old orca dies at SeaWorld San Diego
• Upcoming social events
• RESEARCH REPORT: New anti-malarial compound identified
• Surf GU11 White Girls soccer team win Blues Cup
• Solana Beach Little League champions get proclamation from city
• 88 drivers jailed on suspicion of DUI over holiday weekend
• Sockers hire John Kentera as general manager
• UCSD study reveals visual pattern preference may indicate autism
• The privilege and responsibility of public service
• Hellenic culture comes to Cardiff with Old World fun
• Searching for the missing: Resident's film highlights the work of 'trackers'
• Solana Beach Community Senior Center offering autumn activities
• Theater's summer ends with 'Junglebook' party
• Vampire novels: Trash or treasures?
• Workshop on sustainability set for Sept. 21
• La Jolla researcher to head Chemical Society journal
• LIVESTRONG a new mantra
• Bullies' behavior must be addressed
• I-5 expansion discussion needs to be fair, balanced
• Green Chamber of San Diego membership growing
• Bus driver pleads guilty to drunk driving on the job
• Government offices closed for Labor Day; golf courses, pools open
• Del Mar 'Delights': Lucchese Boots
• MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR: Historical society president Carol Childs
• TSA reminds airline travelers to use the '3-1-1' rule
• Teen driving program set for Sept. 11
• Registration open for Surf Dog Surf A Thon
• Risk of oil spills exist in San Diego, experts say at forum
• 'Sister' Solana Beach restaurants aim to please
• SDG&E's plans to develop solar facilities approved
• House of China marks 75 years
• Last weekend of concerts at the Del Mar Racetrack
• Table is set for a food writer
• Kings say state agency could have prevented Chelsea's death
• Sail festival begins in San Diego Bay
• Unblockable: CC's Jalil to 'demand' double teams
• Del Mar knows good taste
• New site helps fill wish lists
• Solana Beach physician to present findings on environmental hazards
• Del Mar, Oak Tree officials meet about hosting races locally
• Labor-free party ideas for summer's end
• Bus driver expected to plead guilty to drunk driving
• Docents lead San Elijo Lagoon hikes
• Stars come out for Liza at the Salk Institute
• Plaza deck dancing
• Michael S. Rosenberg guides the Playhouse to higher heights
• Report: Nearly 1/3 of SD residents make less than cost of living
• County releases disaster guide
• Report: San Diego County spends less on fire services than neighbors
• Suspected illegal immigrants arrested on Carlsbad beach
• Fire departments launch computer communications
• Ballet Arte unveils new studio
• Officials seek help in finding hit-and-run driver
• Torrey Pines' Taylor Murphy commits to the University of the Pacific
• Del Mar's Craig Fravel named to The Jockey Club
• School supply drive is on
• Crime report
• Crime report
• Local entrepreneurs help save lives with 'Life+Gear'
• Upcoming social events
• Man who punched deputy at racetrack on the loose
• Motorcross team files suit against Carlsbad group
• Officials urge residents to get whooping cough vaccinations
• Army Ranger from Encinitas killed in bombing in Afghanistan
• Cohns expand role in racing community
• TSA installing new body scanning technology at San Diego airport
• Class is back in session for Del Mar schools
• It's back to the books for Solana Beach children
• Assembly unanimously approves Chelsea's Law
• July's economic indicators show improvement
• Del Mar district campuses full, some students may be transferred
• How to spot the red flags of investment seminar scams
• Chargers trim roster
• Credit union extends title sponsorship of Poinsettia Bowl
• Chargers claim cornerback from Houston, waive Bingham
• Del Mar district schools to get security fencing
• Richard's Kid gets second Pacific Classic win
• Interim director of pupil services hired
• A call to catch: Falcons' standout Stubbs is USC bound
• State assembly to take final vote on Chelsea's Law
• Saturday was coolest Aug. 28 on record
• Auction for Del Mar's Balboa property to be held Sept. 29
• Solana Beach institutes pension reform
• Registrar seeks election poll workers
• Growing wiser: Ocean-friendly workshop brings new life to garden
• Judge throws out lawsuit challenging proposed sales-tax increase
• Botanist helps 'Avatar' crew create film's mythical world
• Jockeys comprise wait staff at benefit in their honor
• SDG&E to purchase solar energy from proposed facility
• Proposed law enforcement changes promoted by Dubois clear assembly
• Del Mar Racetrack adds new exit for concertgoers
• San Diego economics commission holds public meeting at UTC
• Author celebrates recovery with bike ride from La Jolla to Encinitas
• Mean girls: Coping with bullying in schools
• Are you gamble your life away?
• Village Association spends a day at Del Mar racetrack
• Evidence shows early school start times detrimental to teens
• Cheeses sold in county found to contain potentially harmful bacteria
• Chelsea King's parents file papers for victim compensation
• Solana Beach Soccer Club helps to improve local fields for youth
• Del Mar City Council needs a better policy
• Del Mar dances to The U.K. Beat
• Wayne Label writes book on business finance
• Herbert B. Turner: A lasting legacy in Del Mar
• Solana Beach schools chief getting set for new year
• Two small quakes rattle East County
• Rady Children's Hospital tapped to run pediatric unit at Palomar Pomerado
• Hearst Foundation gives $75K for palliative care nursing education
• Yoga for youth
• Fall football season looks promising for local high school teams
• Longtime owner has been around horses since he was 10
• Judge will hear Prop. D arguments Friday
• Residents voice fears of 'becoming Los Angeles' at freeway workshop
• Free water-saving landscape class offered
• EDUCATION MATTERS: ACLU weighs in on illegal fees in public education
• Jerry Brown scheduled to tour San Diego biodiesel company today
• Cooler temperatures expected today
• CALENDAR: Arts and entertainment events
• Del Mar reviewing environmental studies for I-5 North Coast Corridor Project
• Longboard event mixes surf, sun, song for cancer cure
• Racetrack attendance is up, wagering is down slightly
• Laptop stolen from Republic Party's county headquarters
• Anti-liberty trend crossing many lines
• Agents seize record amount of drugs over weekend
• Expert has tips for handling Net bullies
• Have you learned the back-to-school breakfast rules?
• Bully busters: Kids learn self-defense to combat problems
• Officials investigate cause of helicopter crash in San Diego Bay
• Excessive heat watch issued for Tuesday and Wednesday
• Take a hike: Torrey Pines reserve a feast for the eyes
• Del Mar 'Delights': The 'saddle' Bag
• Carlsbad baking company recalling bread
• UCSD professor appointed to state tobacco oversight committee
• 'American Idol' cinematographer to share story at Kawasaki disease benefit
• Salmonella infections due to tainted eggs increase
• San Dieguito trustees approve earlier high school start time
• Suspect in La Jolla crash pleads not guilty
• Fall Solana Beach event showcases artists, celebrates Rail Trail
• Solana Beach-based Red Letter Days turns '5'
• Racing industry crowd honors two trainers at gala
• 3-day Republican convention begins in downtown
• Chivas de Guadalajara to face Chivas USA at Petco
• San Diego theaters set new season productions
• Americans for Prosperity an Astroturf lobbyist group
• County's unemployment rate hits 10.8 percent in July
• Don't be another statistic - car safety features to look for
• Hundreds turn out for I-5 town hall forum in Solana Beach
• Low-income housing location wrong
• Dr. Seuss characters continue to inspire kids, young and old
• A few minutes of caution might prevent a crime
• Techniques from her Persian roots give architect edge
• Customers, windows treated like VIPs by Newman Replacement Windows Inc.
• Tax activist sues to block San Diego sales tax proposition
• CALENDAR: Arts and entertainment events
• Jenny Craig surprises Marine Corps family with vehicle donation
• Upcoming social events
• Surf industry supports Liquid Nation beneficiaries
• Beach Blanket Movie Night coming to Fletcher Cove Park
• Solana Beach employees holding clothing drive
• Solana Beach offering discount on compost bins
• New reward programs offered for spending dollars in Solana Beach
• Dr. Dolores Pretorius enjoys life in the surf and on the hospital turf
• Commercial fire in Sorrento Mesa causes extensive damage
• Chargers have until 6 p.m. to sell out Saturday's game
• Solana Beach cancels City Council election
• In it to win it: Local nonprofit in running for national award
• Longtime Del Mar resident and architect Herbert B. Turner dies
• Surf dog clinics continue in Del Mar on Saturday
• Here's looking at you, kid! Casabarka brings out party animals
• Torrey Pines planning group tackles issues on I-5 widening
• Prop. M-related measure on I-5/56 connector named Prop. C
• Expert shares tips for handling Internet bullies
• Bully busting
• Arterra: Now serving upscale soul food
• Scripps Institution of Oceanography team's project assisting with Gulf monitoring
• Local triathlete shares messages on business, life
• Mission to restore San Dieguito wetlands just about complete
• Recipe for success: Pacific Coast Grill owners celebrate 15th anniversary
• July home sales in San Diego County plunge
• NCTD awarded $1.53 million homeland security grant
• Solana Beach woman brings fashion with a cause to Cedros
• Frank 'Scoop' Vessels III leaves lasting legacy on horse racing world
• Prop. M-related measure on I-5/56 connector named Prop. D
• Group forming to explore Del Mar Heights Kilroy project
• Feds indict former San Diego Jewish Academy coach
• La Jolla shark warning no longer in effect
• Sidney's Candy wins La Jolla Handicap
• Solana Beach City Council election may not happen
• Bus pass sales drop in San Dieguito school district
• Del Mar introduces enhanced recycling programs
• Officials aim for plan to deal with prescription drug abuse
• Jockeys, stockbroker's boutique wine being served in Del Mar
• Solana Beach child diagnosed with measles
• Lifeguards on alert after shark sightings off La Jolla Shores
• Crash victim details scene at Bird Rock cafe
• Appeals court extends stay on same-sex marriages
• Three San Diego bank robberies in one day apparently unrelated
• Autopsy scheduled for man found dead in vehicle
• TPHS grad surprised — and thrilled — by career in music
• Torrey Highlands park evacuated after warning about car with poisonous gas
• Unwanted piano lessons lead Giovanni Marradi to international music career
• Green slime along beaches just 'smallest of plankton'
• Solana Beach native earns NOAA scholarship
• County offers pet microchipping in Cardiff on Saturday
• San Diego officials' salaries revealed
• Merriman signs one-year deal, reports to Chargers training camp
• Hip-hop dance camp offered at Torrey Pines for kids
• Green slim along beaches just 'smallest of plankton'
• Former Don leads Camarillo club team to national title
• Show support for AB 1998
• Residents rally at fundraiser for new lifeguard station
• Nancy Stoke lends her kind heart to good deals and deeds
• A closer look at officials' salaries
• San Diego County Fair Dates for 2011 Announced
• Del Mar, Solana Beach libraries to hold free environmental seminars
• Del Mar resident gunning for world speed shooting title
• San Diego Employers Association names Del Mar resident president
• Americans for Prosperity hosts rally at Bilbray's office
• New access path built for beachgoers
• County now taking appointments for same-sex couples to wed
• Solana beach crime report July 31-Aug. 6
• Del Mar crime report for July 30-Aug. 5
• Candidates for local school district boards named
• School trustee decides not to seek re-election
• Cygnet Theatre takes on 'Norman Conquests' trilogy
• Plane registered to North County horse breeder crashes in Oregon
• Come to meeting to learn more about I-5 expansion proposal
• CALENDAR: Arts and entertainment events
• Artist extends reach to library donor wall
• Jewel Ball 2010 a night to remember for guests, grantees
• Ex-racehorses get help from fans
• NCTD gets $1.53M grant for Coaster security
• Del Mar 'Delights': Bejeweled sandals
• Surfing for a cure: Luau and Longboard Invitational promises swell time
• Trackside party raises funds for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Two-car collision causes pileup on Torrey Pines Road
• Five tips for incoming high school freshmen
• Public sale of premier coastal residential lot
• Convicted child molester to stand trial for Dog Beach incident
• Whooping cough cases more than double since 2009
• Funeral services pending for two Cathedral Catholic grads
• Man falls off 30-foot cliff in Encinitas
• Arizona Sheriff Arpaio speaks in San Diego; demonstrators protest
• Two pandas born at San Diego Zoo will be sent to China
• Report: Increased firefighting staffing could save state money
• Two Cathedral Catholic grads die, third injured in crash near Mammoth
• Chargers sign Quinton Teal to strong safety spot
• Man charged with carjacking, kidnapping to stand trial
• Former TPHS students place at World Series of Poker
• Man charged with carjacking, kidnapping is in court today
• Paragliders crash at Torrey Pines, one injured
• Sunday morning quake rattles eastern part of county
• Idea of making a difference motivates Rady's chief
• Zenyatta remains perfect
• Local man developing 'safer' online marketplace
• Burglary and robbery prevention tips for retail stores
• Zoo asking public to vote on baby elephant's name
• Road leading to airport to close for construction
• Sea Grants awarded to four local researchers
• Scripps professor receives NIH Director's Pioneer Award
• Volunteers needed for Adopt-A-Beach program
• Carlsbad man arrested on suspicion of attempted abduction
• Del Sol Lions Club escorts blind center members to Del Mar races
• And to cap it off — it's not just chicken feed
• Students raise funds for ALS research
• Del Mar crime roundup for July
• Sand loss causing extra headaches
• School district names new business chief
• Del Mar agrees to brush-clearing deal
• MAEGA milestone: Association celebrates 40th anniversary with fundraiser
• Sing-along in search of temporary home
• Baker Iron Works owners show soft spot for Solana Beach
• Chargers lose rookie linebacker to Achilles injury
• Zenyatta entered into Del Mar's Hirsch Saturday
• Air quality rules changes would affect SD compliance
• Agents interrupt illegal smuggling attempts off La Jolla, Point Loma
• SD gay rights activists praise Prop. 8 ruling
• Changes to county labor rules will be on ballot
• State controller orders cities, counties to provide salary data for website
• Chargers plan open practice at Qualcomm on Wednesday night
• Child exploitation protection program launched
• Small boat found abandoned on Carlsbad beach
• One killed, four injured in light plane crash in Tierrasanta
• Cross your fingers: August weather <em>MAY</em> improve
• Month was coolest July in nearly a century
• Main draw begins in Mercury Insurance Open
• SDSU reacts to governor's proposal to restore funding to Cal States
• 3.8 quake hit south of Mexicali Sunday
• Texas native, former jockey named 2010 Miss Cougar Del Mar
• Answering a call to the post: Former contractor a chaplain at race
• Women's tennis qualifying tournament starts in Carlsbad
• Ansering a call to the post: Former contractor a chaplain at race
• Director of pupil services leaving Del Mar school district
• Manchester mesmerizes at Carlsbad Cup
• Del Mar crime report: July 17-24
• Metropolitan Water District to overhaul long-term plan
• Campers pitch in to clean up park
• Planning board supports Flower Hill renovation plan update
• Camps for kids at Cove still to come
• City Council considers allowing bingo in Del Mar
• Solana Beach digs into community center project
• Rockola rocks foundation's Summer Twilight Concert
• Parkinson's support group to meet monthly
• Dowling joins Resounding Joy board
• Event lends 'poker' hand to support retired racehorses
• Del Mar 'Delights': Dog cookies, jelleyfish and apocalypse fatigue
• Concerts at the track
• CALENDAR: Upcoming events in North Coastal San Diego
• Safety equipment purchase for child care facilities OK'd
• Life lessons keep Connie Anderson sailing along
• Del Mar library is the place to be this summer
• Del Mar racetrack's Opening Day is fabulous fun
• Two suspects arrested in Carlsbad for attempted robbery
• UCSD investigating second noose found on campus this year
• SigAlert on I-5 after majur injury crash
• Caltrans' public meetings on I-5 widening start in Encinitas
• Suspect in vehicle arson fires pleads not guilty
• Calloway Golf announces restructuring; job cuts in the wings
• 'Midsummer' holds sweet dreams for theatergoers
• KITCHEN SHRINK: 'The Goddess' serves up heavenly Mediterranean meals
• USD report shows region's economic indicator on upswing
• Cardiff State Beach gets five stars in annual beach report
• Chase to open branches in Albertsons stores
• East meets West in Mingei's Romanian exhibit
• Upcoming social events
• 'Casabarka' benefit goes to the dogs
• HOT SPOTS: Now is the time for extreme summer sports
• Reward at $15,000 for 'Ho-Hum' Bandit
• 'The Goddess' serves up heavenly Mediterranean meals
• County Sheriff, District Attorney receive pay raises
• Sailor killed in Afghanistan is son of Encinitas fire marshal
• Council's decision aims to end 'Floatopia' parties
• Soldier from San Diego killed in Afghanistan
• Report: Severe lawbreaking activity stats show decrease
• SD City Council considering sales tax measure for ballot today
• Earthquakes shake county
• Earthquake shakes county, centered near Ocotillo
• Meeting on I-5 project set for Tuesday in Encinitas
• Henry George flips careers in midlife to follow his bliss
• Del Mar Community Calendar
• Torrey Pines student steps up with 'Clean Our Gulf' fundraiser
• Solana Beach designates funds to study proposed I-5 expansion
• Del Mar Crime Log
• Carmel Valley woman wins reality TV contest, job
• Why smart kids cheat
• An unfortunate equation: management of the DMUSD general fund
• Outsourcing Del Mar government is wrong route
• Del Mar elections are coming — quality candidates needed
• SANDAG wants your input to build for future
• Living well: Innovative Solana Beach center focuses on classes for children
• Taking the other side on MLPA fight
• Be true to the 'Big Blue'
• Concierge medicine offers personalized care, but not without controversy
• Del Mar man completes memorable 'Walk for Warriors'
• Children's film fest will feature international shorts for all ages
• North Coastal list of events
• Tonya Mantooth takes talents in new direction
• Museum launches new features
• Training halted after hole found on Del Mar track
• Del Mar group to begin raising funds for wayside horn
• Fair Gives Fare Share And Gets Closer To ‘Zero Waste’
• Santa Fe Christian grad Brian Kolb shines in RailCats debut
• Peculiar pesto had a problematic pine nut
• Rhodes installed as chancellor of the University for the Creative Arts in Great Britain
• DEA supervisor discusses area's prescription drug problem
• Ross returns to Old Globe in semi-biographic comedy
• Torrey Pines JVs go undefeated in Summer Classic
• Solana Beach Community Calendar
• A first-timer's guide to Comic-Con
• San Dieguito district to lay off 15 employees
• Del Mar Hills Nursery celebrates 40 years
• Grant will help UCSD-led team speed lab discoveries to the clinic
• Greenhouse may shed light on biofuels
• Comic strip chronicles horseplayer's world
• Report: More than half of juveniles arrested had drugs in system
• Pinback kicks off Del Mar Race Track concerts
• North Shore's 10U Gold team heads to Western Nationals
• Mingei offers family fun Sunday
• 13 groups to benefit from Liquid Nation Ball
• Library Wednesdays keeps focus on kids
• Summer is family health history time
• Del Mar 'Delights' of the Week
• Tickets on sale for 'tower' party
• Video visit shows pages
• San Diego council salutes Marine aviation
• Ma resigns San Dieguito school post to head for Monterey
• Del Mar group to begin raising funds for wayside horn
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused of exposing himself at Dog Beach
• Authorities confirm suicide was cause of Carlsbad treasurer's death
• Betting on fun: Del Mar racetrack ready for start of new season
• Weather: Still hot, but drier
• San Diego County's unemployment slightly up in June
• Soviet-era submarine to be used as dive reef
• Budget analyst: Voters should weigh in on S.D. city hall plan
• Overturned gravel truck causing problems on southbound I-5 in La Jolla
• Woman in critical condition after being rescued by La Jolla lifeguards
• Maiden Lane in Del Mar will get parking meters
• Three enter race for seats on Del Mar school district board
• Toughest Sport On Dirt Rides Into The Del Mar Fairgrounds
• San Diego County Fair Finishes With More Than 1.3 Million
• Entice And Natisha Lyne Win 2010 Musicpalooza Talent Contest
• Online Auction Of Autographed Fair Memorabilia Benefits College Scholarship Fund
• ‘Grease’ Is The Word At The 2010 San Diego County Fair
• Homemade Wine Results Now On The San Diego County Fair Web Site
• Chefs de Cuisine Association Serves Up Fun At The Fair’s ‘Tour Of Tastes’ Exhibit
• San Diego Brew Takes 'Best Of Show' In the San Diego International Beer Festival
• Fair Offers Free Admission To Unemployed On Two Tuesdays
• Flower And Garden Results Now On The San Diego County Fair Web Site
• Comedy Nights At The Fair Debuts Friday With Baby Boomer Laughs
• My Prize Pak Presented By 7-Eleven
• Coors Light Rock On Stage Lineup Features Many Genres of Music
• Design In Wood; Gems, Minerals and Jewelry; Home and Hobby Results On...
• Photography and Fine Art Results Now On The San Diego County Fair Web Site
• Opening Day On June 11 Has Special Entertainment, Giveaways, Fun!
• Deals and Discounts at the Fair
• Fairgoers Can Watch World Cup Games At Surfside Race Place
• Animals Always A Popular Attraction At The Fair
• New Tasty Treats at the 2010 San Diego County Fair!
• San Diego County Fair Announces Finalists for the 2nd Annual Musicpalooza Contest
• Celebrate Father’s Day At The 2010 San Diego County Fair With A Special Pancake Breakfast!
• 2010 San Diego County Fair Presents The Sixth Annual Gospel Festival
• Sparkletts Water Infield Is The Place For Family Fun At The 2010 San Diego County Fair!
• Star Trek Live Comes To The 2010 San Diego County Fair
• The Del Mar National Horse Show Concludes Another Successful Series
• San Diego International Beer Festival
• Memories Front and Center With Solid Gold Series
• Fabulous Fridays
• 2010 San Diego County Fair Culinary Competition
• Motorsports, Festivals, Animal Shows And More Set For The Arena
• $100,000 Grand Prix of Del Mar Brings World-Class Riders And Horses
• 2010 San Diego County Fair Seeks The Next Guy Fieri
• Tijuana School Children Celebrate Earth Day By Learning About Agriculture
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Activities And Shows For May and June, 2010
• The 65th Annual Del Mar National Horse Show Features Olympic Champion Competition During Dressage We
• Watch And Wager On The Kentucky Derby At Surfside Race Place
• Fair Contests Offer Fun, Cash, Ribbons For Performers And Cooks
• 65th Annual Del Mar National Horse Show
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Activities And Shows For April 2010
• 2010 San Diego County Fair Entry Materials, Contests Applications Available Online
• 2010 San Diego County Fair Grandstand Concert Series
• San Diego County Fair Hosts Second Annual Music Contest
• Watch The Santa Anita Handicap at Surfside Race Place and Receive A $10 Bet
• Great High Tech Fair
• Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra Showdown at Surfside Race Place
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Activities And Shows For March
• 22nd District Agricultural Association’s Response to Senator Christine Kehoe’s Senate Bill 1177
• 2009 Fair Wins Multiple Awards At Two Industry Conventions
• KOOZA, Koi, Dogs And More In February
• Del Mar Fairgrounds' Surfside Race Place Sends Tournament Winners to ....
• Surfside Race Place at the Del Mar Fairgrounds Presents $2 Fabulous Fridays
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows for January
• Master Plan Update from the Del Mar Fairgrounds
• The Holiday of Lights at the Del Mar Fairgrounds Offers a 50% Discount to the Recently Unemployed
• 15th Annual ‘Holiday Of Lights’ Continues Nightly At The Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Programs and Shows for December
• 2009 San Diego County Fair Wins Best Annual Event
• Surfside Race Place Lines Up Pigskin and Ponies at the Del Mar Fairgrounds
• Holiday Hayride and Holiday of Lights at the Del Mar Fairgrounds
• November Programs at Del Mar Fairgrounds
• ‘Taste the Fun’ is 2010 Theme
• Harvest Festival Original Art And Craft Show
• World Record Set At The Del Mar Scaregrounds!
• Evacuation Instructions For Large Animals Now On Fairgrounds Web Site
• A Record Breaking Number Of "Friday The 13th’s" Jason Voorhees At The Del Mar Scaregrounds!
• Sneak peek of The Scream Zone
• Southern California Martial Arts Convention Returns
• Scream Zone 2009 Opens At The Del Mar Fairgrounds
• September Programs at the Fairgrounds
• Scream Zone 2009 Just Around The Corner At The Del Mar Scaregrounds
• 22nd DAA Announces Dates for the 2010 San Diego County Fair
• Rotarians at Work Clean Del Mar Beach
• Nearly 57,000 Support Cards Collected During Fair
• San Diego County Fair and 22nd DAA Make Energy and Ecology a Priority
• Tiffany Jane, Erick Macek Band Win Musicpalooza Talent Contest At The San Diego County Fair
• 2009 Fair Ends With New Attendance Record
• Michael Jackson Tribute Concert Added To Closing Day
• Bid On Autographed Music Memorabilia For Scholarships
• Ten in the finals of San Diego County Fair's Musicpalooza Talent Contest
• Sixteen Move on in Fair's Musicpalooza Contest
• San Diego County Fair Offers Free Admission To Unemployed Workers
• Marshall Tucker Band Cancels Fair Concert
• $64,000 in Cash Prizes Attract Top Talent in San Diego County Fair’s Musicpalooza Contest
• A Two-Day Beer Festival Brewing at the Fair Third Annual Competition
• Dogs Compete Friday and Saturday in World-Class Competition
• San Diego Sockers Play Match at Fair
• Fried To Frozen - San Diego County Fair Introduces New Fair Favorites
• San Diego County Fair
• An American Idol Summer at the San Diego County Fair
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Events and Shows for May 2009
• Kentucky Derby Day presented at Surfside Race Place
• Boxing's Biggest Event Televised in Del Mar
• Successful Business Opportunities Available At The San Diego County Fair
• More Than $50,000 Up For Grabs In Nationwide Contest
• 22nd District Agricultural Association Board of Directors and CEO Support Governor's Efforts To Clos
• News: Vendors Needed for 2009 San Diego County Fair
• Summer of Sports Receives 40 Awards
• San Diego County Fair to Host $50,000 Music Contest
• Hundreds of Horses Gallop To Del Mar for Competition
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Seeks Naming Rights Sponsor
• Holiday of Lights Enchants Tens of Thousands
• Holiday Of Lights Still Shining Brightly
• Holiday of Lights Hosts Toys for Tots Drive
• The Scream Zone Claims Record-Breaking Numbers in Only 23 Days at the Scaregrounds
• News : San Diego County Fair To Be Smoke - Free
• Fairgrounds Methods Saluted for Unique Methods
• More than 1.2 Million Visit San Diego County Fair
• What's New at the San Diego County Fair
• 2008 San Diego County Fair to celebrate A Summer of Sports
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Awarded for Outstanding Conservation Efforts
• Quilt Craft And Sewing Festival
• Del Mar Gem Faire
• San Dieguito Wetlands Restoration Project
• Pelly's Mini Golf Course
• Sea-themed Pelly's Mini Golf Opens February 8
• Del Mar Fairgrounds Concludes Successful: Record-Breaking Year
• Spring Home/Garden Show
• Healthy Heart Expo
• Saddlebred Horse Show
• Del Mar Antique Show

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