Longtime North County soapmaker Dr. Bronner’s eclipses 75 years
VISTA — In the 75 years since its inception, Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps has expanded monumentally from a small Los Angeles operation with a counterculture message of peace, love and quasi-religious...
View ArticleVista housing project draws criticism from nearby mobile home park residents
VISTA — The Vista City Council approved a 38-unit townhome project off Sunset Drive this week despite major concerns among residents of an adjacent mobile home park about negative impacts on traffic...
View ArticleTri-City employee layoffs not connected to data breach
OCEANSIDE — Tri-City Medical Center officials confirmed that recent employee layoffs were due to “right-sizing” the hospital’s lopsided patient-staff ratios and not related to last week’s cybersecurity...
View ArticleClassical Academies changes gender identity reporting policy
ESCONDIDO — A North County-based charter school organization has swapped out a policy requiring privacy for transgender and gender non-conforming students for one that requires staff to inform parents...
View ArticleJingle Terrace Live returns to Moonlight Amphitheatre
The second annual event runs nightly from Dec 8. to Dec. 23, offering lights, music and holiday activities. The post Jingle Terrace Live returns to Moonlight Amphitheatre appeared first on The Coast...
View ArticleVista man jailed after home raided in illegal fireworks probe
VISTA — A 34-year-old man was arrested at his Vista home on suspicion of child cruelty, possession of a controlled substance for sale, possession of a controlled substance while armed and cocaine...
View ArticleVista Hall of Fame nominations now open
VISTA — Nominations are now open for the Vista Hall of Fame’s 2024 selections, sponsored by the Vista Historical Society. The Hall of Fame celebrates Vista’s history by highlighting individual...
View Article47th Vista Elks holiday performances will feature students from 8 schools
VISTA — The special education department of Vista Unified School District will team up with the Vista Elks today for the 47th annual Elks Lodge holiday performances. The performances, featuring...
View ArticleFriends of Vista man killed in alleged break-in question his death
Teddy Stewart’s friends suggest a medical history of seizures may have played a role in his Nov. 16 death. The post Friends of Vista man killed in alleged break-in question his death appeared first on...
View ArticleVista State of Community focuses on city’s homelessness response
VISTA — After making substantial progress in addressing homelessness on multiple fronts in 2023, Vista leaders say they are ready to realize real solutions to get folks off the streets in the year...
View ArticleVista planners approve 96-unit apartments for retail site
VISTA — The city’s Planning Commission has given the green light to a proposed 96-unit apartment complex planned to replace a retail and office building along South Santa Fe Avenue. The project at...
View ArticleCraft beer is hoppin’ in Vista
The last few weeks have been very good for the already very good beer scene in Vista. The long-awaited return of a Mother Earth taproom opened up on Jan. 27, with Lost Abbey soon to follow. Prey...
View ArticleBicyclist dies after being struck by two vehicles in Vista
VISTA — A bicyclist was killed after being struck by two vehicles on March 7 in Vista, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department said today. Sheriff’s Sgt. Eric Cottrell said deputies responded to a...
View ArticleVista pursues policy for cannabis events on private property
VISTA — The Vista City Council resumed discussions this week about allowing cannabis events on private property in the city and instructed city staff to draft a policy setting regulations and fees....
View ArticleVista Unified resumes two bus routes after 18-month hiatus
VISTA — The Vista Unified School District will resume two paused school bus routes with plans to add even more in the fall after halting general education routes to multiple schools for the past 18...
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