21st annual Kiwanis Trout Derby is this weekend

Last trout planting of season coming Friday

Times-Advocate Shorts

Archaeological Center membership gets admission to other museums

Some bills that will help business; for a change

Cheval Winery to open Sunday

Bird Haven has closed after 40 years

New Escondido winery to open April 15

College gets three Bobcat tractors on loan

News Desk | April 19, 2018

The Diesel Technology program at Palomar College took delivery last month of three new pieces...

Escondido students turn trash into art

News Desk | April 13, 2018

Look closely – nearly all of the materials used to create these art pieces were...

Retired Police Lt. Owens honored for work with kids

News Desk | April 13, 2018

March 29, retired Lieutenant Al Owens was recognized for his contributions to the community through...

Esco kicks off VL play with three-game sweep of Jaguars

Jim Evans | April 19, 2018

Two timely and clutch double plays down the stretch loomed...

Cougars nipped 1-0 in notable pitching duel

News Desk | April 7, 2018

Escondido ace right-handed pitcher Juan Cervantes couldn’t have done much...

Even at 82, playing hockey remains in his blood

News Desk | April 7, 2018

The legendary and iconic hockey star Gordie Howe was revered...

Hearing on “sanctuary state” lawsuit was great political theater

David Ross | April 13, 2018

Sam Abed might have just gotten himself reelected mayor by virtue of last week’s action by the Escondido City Council...

Act Now… “Water Tax” Still Alive In Sacramento

By GARY ARANT | April 13, 2018

Despite almost uniform opposition from California Water Agencies, major Water Associations and 73% of Californians, Governor Brown and the State...

There are many ways to interpret labor laws: so be careful

News Desk | April 7, 2018

Like most of you, I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on a hit T.V. drama. The...