Tigist Layne
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San Diego, CA, United States
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Vista Transfers SANDAG Appointment Power to Council Majority
Vista’s City Council is changing the process for choosing its SANDAG representative and will now allow a majority of council members, not just the mayor, to decide who is on the board. → Read More
North County Report: A Safe Parking Lot Is Coming to Vista
The Vista City Council early this week approved a safe parking lot for people living in their vehicles. It’s the first of its kind for the city and the second in North County. → Read More
North County Election Roundup: Where the Races Stand Now
Here are the election results so far in North County. → Read More
Tony Kranz Poised to Take Encinitas Mayoral Seat Vacated by Blakespear
Tony Kranz held a wide lead Wednesday morning over his three opponents in the race for Encinitas mayor. → Read More
What We’re Watching in North County on Election Day
Election Day is Tuesday, the president is coming to San Diego, another staffing change in the city of Vista and other North County news. → Read More
Palomar Health Top Staff Has Favorites in Board Elections – As Does the Founder of its New Medical Group
A year after Palomar Health made a contract change that resulted in protests and votes of ‘no confidence’ from its doctors, the hospital system’s leadership is now facing criticism for supporting specific board candidates ahead of Election Day. → Read More
Vista City Manager Resigns After Council Limits Hiring Authority
Patrick Johnson resigned last week citing recent changes to his position that would limit his hiring authority. → Read More
Oceanside Investigating Claims Against City Treasurer
The city of Oceanside has hired a third party to investigate several allegations made against City Treasurer Victor Roy. → Read More
Residents Illegally Living in Foreclosed Escondido Home Face Eviction
A group of residents who have been illegally living in a foreclosed home owned by the federal government are facing eviction. The city of Escondido also wants them out, but the residents say they will be forced into homelessness. → Read More
Encinitas to Consider Housing Project it Previously Rejected
The Encinitas Boulevard Apartments proposal is set to go before the City Council on June 8. → Read More
Escondido Councilmember Says More Climate Action Is Not a Priority
Residents of Escondido want to see more climate action efforts, but money and politics may be standing in the way. → Read More
North County Report: To New Beginnings
Voice of San Diego welcomes a new reporter, Tigist Layne, to cover North County cities, communities and politics. → Read More