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Legoland Introduces New Build ‘N Play Days, Boasts Fun Activities
Legoland California Resort has unleashed details of a new family-friendly event that boasts fun activities for children to keep them entertained at the Carlsbad resort.
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The Flower Fields Will Reopen in March, With New Guidelines
The Carlsbad attraction, known for its spectacular Giant Tecolote Ranunculus blossoms, will welcome visitors with advance reservations.
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Carlsbad Flower Fields to Reopen March 1, With Pandemic Modifications
The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch a springtime staple for San Diego County plans to reopen for the season on March 1 with pandemic-era modifications and safety measures in place
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‘About to Have My Baby': City Council Member Attends Virtual Council Meeting From Hospital
A council member in Carlsbad in San Diego’s North County attended a virtual council meeting this week while multitasking to the max: she was at the hospital, getting ready to give birth to her first baby.
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‘It Was Easy:' 101-Year-Old Carlsbad Woman Among Oldest in County to Receive Vaccine
This week, seniors living at the La Costa Glen retirement community in Carlsbad received shots. Among them, 101-year old Betty Tenney.
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Houdini the Husky Does a Disappearing Act to a Forever Home
Houdini the Husky will be having a magical life after finding his forever home with a Las Vegas headlining magician.
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Hello Again, San Diego: Hello Kitty Café Truck Rolls Into Carlsbad
The Hello Kitty Café Truck – a bright, pink burst of pure cuteness with a pop culture cult following – is making its way back to San Diego County. First stop: Carlsbad.
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Marine, Carlsbad Chiropractor Among Those in D.C. During Capitol Riot
Cordie Williams, a chiropractor from Carlsbad, isn’t shy about posting his views on social media.
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‘The City Hates You: Carlsbad Councilmember Targeted In Profanity-Laced Email
Councilmember Cori Schumacher says the political environment is toxic and calls out Carlsbad’s mayor for encouraging personal attacks during a recent council meeting
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Teen Suspected in Killing of Carlsbad Hiker Denies Allegations at Hearing
A detention hearing was held Thursday for a 17-year-old boy accused of killing a woman last month while she was hiking on a trail in Carlsbad.
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Juvenile Suspect in Carlsbad Hiker's Killing Likely to Face Trial as Adult, Attorney Says
The teenager accused of stabbing a grandmother to death on a Carlsbad hiking trail last month will spend his second night in a cell Tuesday. Details of the alleged homicide and what led investigators to their 17-year-old suspect are few, and any additional information we learn about what happened that morning depends on the courthouse that hears this case. Folks…
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Teen Arrested in Case of Woman Stabbed to Death on Carlsbad Hiking Trail
Carlsbad police have arrested a teenager in connection with the deadly stabbing of a woman on a popular Carlsbad hiking trail last month. The Carlsbad Police Department arrested the teen on a city beach Monday, according to Lt. Jason Jackowski. Details of the arrest have not been released. The suspect was identified only as a 17-year-old Carlsbad resident. Lisa Thorborg,…
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21 Arrested in Thwarted Human Smuggling Attempt: Border Patrol
Nearly two dozen people were arrested Tuesday during a foiled human smuggling attempt in Del Mar, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.
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Salon Owner Reacts to Looming Stay-At-Home Order
State officials say a 3-week stay-at-home order triggered by rising ICU bed capacity is likely for Southern California this month, and some businesses, already fighting through operational restrictions, will have to close completely. For Chelsea Adair, owner of Salon Adair, that means she’ll have to shut her business down for the second time during the coronavirus pandemic. “The confusion...
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Dozens Walk in Memory of Carlsbad Woman Who Was Killed Along Hiking Trail
Days after a Carlsbad woman was stabbed to death along a popular hiking trail, dozens gathered along that same trail for a walk in her memory.
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Police ID Woman Found Stabbed to Death on Carlsbad Hiking Trail
The woman who was stabbed to death on a hiking trail in Carlsbad Monday has been identified by police.
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Rubio's Files for Bankruptcy, Restaurants Remain Open
The fast-casual Mexican restaurant chain Rubio’s Restaurants, which is based in Carlsbad, filed a petition for bankruptcy on Monday in Delaware.
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Carlsbad High School Students Pay Tribute to Classmate
A group of Carlsbad high school students are paying tribute to one of their classmates, 16-year-old Jack Munday, who was killed in a roll-over crash in late June. The students handled Munday’s personal story with professionalism and respect. They say they hope it brings the community comfort as they continue to heal. “I don’t think I’ve ever been more...
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Photos: Legoland's Miniland USA is Back
Legoland California Resort has partially reopened with its Miniland U.S.A. The outdoor attraction offers a walk-through experience in which visitors can see some of the country’s most famous cities as Lego versions.
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Pandemic Bummer: SoCal's 60-Year-Old ‘Surfer' Magazine Suspends Publication
“Surfer” magazine, which helped legitimize wave-riding as a global sport through its lush photography and California-cool stories, printed its final edition this month and suspended its Carlsbad-based operations.