Cardiff church breaks ground on senior housing at its campus
Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church broke ground on a 61-unit senior apartment complex
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Initiative to ban sale of commercially bred birds headed to ballot
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Change in store for Encinitas State of the City event
Chamber will no longer be first to hold annual assessment of city’s achievements, council decides
Encinitas to sharply raise developer impact fees
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Oceanside commission says go slow on state’s transit-oriented housing
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Carlsbad reviews balanced budget and big reserve fund for 2026-27
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7-story, mixed-use development approved for downtown Oceanside
High-density project is city’s latest of several advancing under state’s recent housing laws
Chula Vista council unanimously adopts $661 million budget
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High costs for fuel, insurance force hiring freeze for transit district
Transit district has no service expansions planned for the next five years