For nearly three-quarters of a century, Oceanside’s shoreline has been slowly vanishing. Decades of sand loss due to a military harbor built in 1942 left the city with shrinking beaches and rising flood risks. Local leaders have begged for help since 1953, but federal progress only started moving in

Oceanside’s beaches: a 70-year wait for sand and solutions

"Danielle Deery, who has long loved printmaking, turned that passion into a show called “Matrix Multiplied: Hybrid Approaches to Printmaking. ”  The exhibition opened at the Oceanside Museum of Art and runs until August 2.  Deery first started teaching screen‑printing in Encinitas in 2024 and quickl

Printmaking Unpacked: A Fresh Look at Hybrid Art

Encinitas City Council is facing a tough time. There's a lot of anger and disrespect happening. It's not a new problem, but it's getting worse. Back in 2006, things were just as bad. A council member at the time, Teresa Arballo Barth, worked hard to change that. She made an effort to treat everyone 

Oceanside’s beaches: a 70-year wait for sand and solutions

Printmaking Unpacked: A Fresh Look at Hybrid Art

A Call for Respect in Encinitas City Council