Dear Neighbor, These uncertain times are scary for all of us. We see it all around – so many people feeling anxious, divided and fearful.

This week’s City Council meeting was especially notable because we authorized a contract for the first phase of Streetscape, with the project limits indicated in

Hoo boy. The allegations are flying fast and furious about “out-of-town special interests” and “developers” financing my campaign and that of the other City Council

My opponent repeatedly makes the charge that crime is “skyrocketing” in Encinitas, even titling her recent campaign email, “Does our Mayor Even Care about Crime?” This

Last night’s Faith In Action Ministry Candidate Forum presented by St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Encinitas was noteworthy for a couple of reasons. First, it allowed Deputy Mayor

“An ethical candidate should not want to win because the public believes mistruths or is motivated by hate to support them over their opponent. An

Now that we have several Encinitas mayoral candidate forums under our belts, there’s one for almost every taste. One thing they all have in common

This is exciting! Mail ballots are arriving! If you haven’t received yours in the mail by Oct. 14, call the Registrar of Voters at 858-565-5800.

Have you seen the mayoral candidate forum from last Friday’s Politifest? You can witness the stark differences when you watch it here. My opponent is focused on

Encinitas incorporated as a city 34 years ago this month. In honor of that milestone, which united five distinct communities into our beloved City of