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Pedestrian Struck, Killed Near Temecula Promenade Mall
An investigation continued Monday into the death of a 39-year-old pedestrian who was struck and killed near a mall in downtown Temecula. Leland Franklin of Temecula was fatally hit at 9:55 p.m. Friday on Winchester Road, just south of Promenade Mall East, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.
This $17.5 Million Equestrian Estate in Rancho Santa Fe Comes With Its Own Western Saloon
From New York to Los Angeles (and despite the hard work required to maintain them), there’s something about equestrian estates that evokes a sense of ease and comfort. Perhaps that’s what attracted late actor Patrick Swayze to Rancho Bizzaro and David Calvert-Jones, a nephew of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, to his Los Angeles estate dubbed Paradise Found. If equine life mixed with more than 260 days of sunshine a year sounds appealing to you, too, a 12-acre spread on the West Coast, near southern California’s San Diego, just might be the ticket. This $3 Million Period Home in Denver Was Once Owned by...
San Marcos Hails Grand Opening of Craft Coast Beer & Tacos' New Headquarters
San Marcos has welcomed a new addition to its burgeoning food and beverage scene. Craft Coast Beer & Tacos, a name already familiar to San Diego County beer enthusiasts, has unleashed its new headquarters at 1325 Grand Avenue, Suite 100, and it's been met with a hearty reception from locals. The City of San Marcos announced the grand opening of Craft Coast’s doors in an official X post, inviting residents to come for "delicious food and drinks."
Escondido History Center: to instill a passion for the past
The Escondido History Center’s only paid staff—Executive Director Cynthia Castañeda and Assistant Director Hannah Ramirez—have an important message for you: The History Center is there, right in the middle of Grape Day Park. It’s filled with resources about Escondido’s rich history and cultural accomplishments.
San Marcos Parent Child-Workshop Spring Music Festival Is Back
At San Marcos Parent-Child Workshop (SM PCW), instead of reprimanding children with “don’t run,” they encourage them with phrases like “walking feet,” as parent Ana Requena-Johnson explains. This approach extends to other behaviors as well. For example, “sand stays down” replaces a simple “no throwing sand.” Requena-Johnson and I laugh as she explains this to me. She acknowledges that it may sound silly, but using positive reinforcement is an integral part of the school’s curriculum.
Del Lago Academy student wins Rensselaer Medal
Escondido Union High School District (EUHSD) has announced that Del Lago Academy’s 11th grade student, Miles Keiser, was selected to receive the Rensselaer Medal from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. The medal is awarded to high school juniors who have excelled in math and science throughout high...
Newsom, Bonta duck teacher suit over California protections for trans students
SAN DIEGO (CN) — For two middle school teachers in Escondido, California claiming school protocols protecting transgender and gender-nonconforming students' privacy violates their religious liberties and free speech, the question of who is responsible for enforcing that policy — and if it really is a even policy — became the central issue at a Monday hearing to dismiss their suit.
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