News Flash

Week of Sept. 30: Camino del Mar lane and parking closures for paving

As part of the Downtown Streetscape Project, the City has scheduled the grinding and resurfacing of Camino del Mar and portions of side streets for the week of Sept. 30.From Monday, Sept. 30, through Friday, Oct. 4, no parking will be permitted on Camino ...

Sept. 30 through Oct. 4: Rideshare Week

Does your commute need a makeover?

From Sept. 30 through Oct. 4, the San Diego Association of Governments is hosting Rideshare Week, with numerous promotions offered for carpooling and taking public transit.

All week, the agency is sponsoring $1 rides with ...

Opinions sought for City Manager search

The City Council is seeking insight from Del Mar residents about what qualities and attributes they value most as the Council moves forward in the process to select a new City Manager.

A community survey published this week poses four questions:

• What skills...

Animal Visions Art Show and a call for submissions

Animal Visions, an exhibition of 2D and 3D animal art, is set for 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 18 and 1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 19 at the Del Mar Civic Center Town Hall, 1050 Camino del Mar. 

The Oct. 18 gathering includes a dance performance and a wine and cheese rec...

Volunteers sought for Coastal Cleanup Day

I Love a Clean San Diego's 35th annual Coastal Cleanup Day is set for 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 21 with locations in Del Mar at Powerhouse Park, San Dieguito Lagoon and River Path Del Mar.

Across the region, the event draws thousands of volunteers to more than ...

Del Mar to pursue Community Choice Energy partnership with Solana Beach, Carlsbad

The City Council voted unanimously Sept. 9 to partner with Solana Beach and Carlsbad to launch a Community Choice Energy program in 2021.

The vote calls for Del Mar to negotiate an agreement with the two cities, and other potential partners, to form a Comm...

Don't clog the system! Second video in series shows what not to flush

The toilet is no place for baby wipes, cotton, hair and other materials that damage household plumbing, sewer systems and the environment.  

A pint-size ballerina wearing pink butterfly wings makes that point in the second of three brief, informat...

Off-season rules begin for dogs on beaches

The day after Labor Day marks the start of off-season rules for Del Mar’s dog-friendly beaches. From Sept. 3 through June 15, 2020, the rules are as follows:

• Between 29th Street and Solana Beach, off-leash dogs are allowed.
• Between Powerhouse Park...

Member needed for lagoon committee

The San Dieguito Lagoon Committee is in search of one member to complete its nine-member roster.

Volunteering on the committee involves a monthly meeting, subcommittee work and tracking issues that face the lagoon at the north end of Del Mar, where the Pac...

Ordinance in place for construction, demolition waste

An ordinance regulating the disposal of construction and demolition waste took effect Sept. 4, moving Del Mar toward the goals of its Climate Action Plan and compliance with State requirements.

The ordinance (PDF) calls for recycling or reusing asphalt, me...

Workshops scheduled for Home Energy Savings Program

Want to save money on your power bill?

The City of Del Mar, in cooperation with Del Mar Community Connections, is hosting energy savings workshops from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Sept. 19 and Oct. 4 at the Community Connections offices at 225 9^th Street.

Participants c...

Watch the Downtown Streetscape video

Have you seen the Downtown Streetscape video? 

Del Mar TV tells the story of downtown Del Mar's transformation with voices from City leaders and members of the project team.

Watch the Downtown Streetscape video.

Volunteers sought for Del Mar’s CERT program

Del Mar’s Community Emergency Response Team is looking for volunteers.

In October, a semi-annual CERT training is scheduled at the Del Mar Fire Station. The training covers skills that are important to know during a disaster, when emergency servi...

Sea level rise program heading to Coastal Commission

During a July 15 discussion on sea level rise, the City Council renewed its commitment to reject managed retreat while backing a previously-adopted adaptation plan and Local Coastal Program amendments now pending before the California Coastal Commission.

T...

Eric Sandy retiring after 47 years

The City of Del Mar’s longest-serving employee is retiring on Tuesday after 47 years, with many of them spent on the beach.

Eric Sandy, 72, was hired as an Animal Regulation/Beach Enforcement Officer in 1972 and is retiring as a Lieutenant for the City’s C...

City Manager Scott Huth to retire in February

City Manager Scott Huth announced yesterday his plans to retire in February after eight years as the city’s top executive.

In a letter to friends, coworkers and community members (PDF), Huth said that he told the City Council in 2018 that he would not seek...

Off-season rules for dog-friendly beaches begin Tuesday

As the Labor Day holiday on Monday marks the unofficial end of summer, Tuesday marks the start of off-season rules for Del Mar’s dog-friendly beaches. From Sept. 3 through June 15, 2020, the rules are as follows:

• Between 29th Street and Solana Be...