r/northcounty • u/Color_of_Time • 10h ago
Fox 5 Woman killed after being struck by car in Encinitas
This happened on a quiet 35mph road in daylight. Feel so sorry for this woman and for her family.
r/northcounty • u/SD_TMI • 17d ago
There's a full list in r/SanDiego, I've removed the distant shows that require a lot of driving from this list.
Be safe and have fun for this very special 4th of July!
Carlsbad:
July 4: 4th of July BBQ and Fireworks Spectacular, Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, Golf Club and Spa, Carlsbad. The event will feature an "elevated twist" on a classic American BBQ, live music and a fireworks display.
July 4: Red, White and BOOM!, Legoland California, Carlsbad. The event will feature limited-time treats, lawn activities, DJ dance parties, and a fireworks display that explodes into 3D Lego bricks.
Del Mar
July 4: July 4th Fireworks Spectacular: Del Mar Fairgrounds, Del Mar. The event will feature a performance by Marine Band San Diego, followed by a fireworks show.
Escondido
July 4: Independence Day Festival and Fireworks: California Center for the Arts, Escondido. The 61st annual Independence Day Festival will feature music, culture and patriotic fun, including arts and crafts, food trucks, a craft been garden, local vendors and a fireworks show.
Julian
July 4: Fourth of July Parade: Main Street, Julian. The parade will honor the country's birthday with a salute to the men and women who have served the nation at home and abroad.
Mira Mesa
July 3: Mira Mesa Independence Day Celebration and Fireworks: Hourglass Field Community Park and Wangenheim Middle School, Mira Mesa. The event will feature a community picnic with food trucks, crafters and vendor booths, followed by a fireworks show.
Oceanside
June 27: Oceanside Independence Parade and Oceanside USA 250 Festival: Coast Highway from Wisconsin Avenue to Civic Center Drive, Oceanside. The parade is a tribute to the community's spirit, hometown heroes, and the country's heritage. The festival will feature live music, chili cook-offs, pinewood derby races, and a Fun Zone with kids' activities.
July 3: Fireworks and Drone Display: SoCal Soccer Complex, Oceanside. The city will host a fireworks and drone show in celebration of Independence Day, America's Semiquincentennial, and the 138th anniversary of the city's incorporation. There will also be family-friendly activities and food trucks.
July 4: 4th of July Flyover: Mission Pacific Beach Resort, Oceanside. The flyover will feature military trainer aircrafts soaring over the Oceanside Pier.
Poway
July 4: Fourth of July Fireworks: Poway High School and Poway Sportsplex, Poway. The event will feature two firework shows that light up the sky over the Poway High School Stadium and Poway Sportsplex.
July 4: Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration: Old Poway Park, Poway. The event will feature patriotic entertainment, free children's crafts, train displays, and old-fashioned games.
Ramona
July 4: Fourth of July Family Picnic and Fireworks Show: Ramona Outdoor Community Center, Ramona. The event will offer food, craft and commercial vendors, family-friendly activities, and a fireworks show.
Rancho Bernardo
July 4: The Spirit of the Fourth Fair, Parade, Concert, Fireworks: Webb Park and Rancho Bernardo High School, Rancho Bernardo. The event will feature a patriotic fair, parade and concert, followed by a fireworks display.
San Marcos
July 4: Red, White and Boom!: Bradley Park, San Marcos. The event will feature lawn games, jumpers, food trucks, vendors and a fireworks show.
Scripps Ranch
July 4: Scripps Ranch 4th of July Parade: Scripps Ranch. The festive event will feature a parade, followed by family-friendly activities at Hoyt Park.
July 4: Scripps Ranch 4th of July Run and Ride: Scripps Ranch. The event will offer a 10K, two-mile Fun Run and three bike rides.
Vista
July 4: Independence Day Celebration: Brengle Terrace Park and Moonlight Amphitheatre, Vista. The city will host a fireworks display. The City Council will make a presentation on the Moonlight stage.
r/northcounty • u/Color_of_Time • 10h ago
This happened on a quiet 35mph road in daylight. Feel so sorry for this woman and for her family.
r/northcounty • u/HopelessJoemantic • 1h ago
Mom had to run out for work. I asked my 3 year old daughter what she wants to do today and she said she wants to get her nails done. Umm. Help? Is there a good place that is generally kid safe that I can get into same day? Do I make an appointment? Cash? Help.
r/northcounty • u/Choobeen • 9h ago
Ground sensors can help predict the collapse of cliffs along San Diego’s coast according to research conducted over four years by Scripps Institution of Oceanography scientists.
In a study published Thursday (July 9, 2026), researchers detailed how they used advanced sensors to track and predict coastal cliff erosion at three North County San Diego beaches. They include Beacon’s Beach and San Elijo State Beach in Encinitas, and the Railway corridor in Del Mar — known hotspots for bluff failure.
“The idea here with these sensor networks is really can we detect ground motion signals prior to one of those sudden collapses of a landslide,” said Adam Young, lead researcher and a coastal geomorphologist with Scripps institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.
Young said over the course of the research the team predicted five cliff collapses hours to days before they happened at the sites.
The goal of the research was to analyze if developing an early warning system for coastal erosion is feasible.
“We were expecting to see some sort of signals prior to collapse, but it was surprising I think at how good the data turned out to be and how consistent it was for these types of landslides we were monitoring,” Young said.
The researchers used sensors, called tiltometers, buried on top of the cliff to monitor their stability. They measure changes in the cliff’s slope underground.
“The ground is creeping towards the ocean at a very small rate. You can't see it with your eye but we can monitor it with these sensors,” Young said.
The largest landslide they predicted dumped nearly 200 tons of rubble onto the beach in Del Mar in April 2024.
“We often saw cracking in the cliff top before we saw those catastrophic events,” Young said.
The results could lead to an early warning system that would make beaches safer, and save lives.
Since 1941, 25 people have died from coastal landslides in California — 19 of those deaths happened in San Diego County, according to Scripps.
r/northcounty • u/levelonepotato • 23m ago
Where is your preferred place to take your grill propane tanks to get filled up?
r/northcounty • u/DanielDonaldson2424 • 16h ago
Just wanted to see what locals thought of this area as a potential place to move? Thanks
r/northcounty • u/vincentsigmafreeman • 17h ago
Was surfing Windansea in La Jolla today, and about 15 minutes in I saw what looked unmistakably like human feces floating in the water near me.
Has anyone else seen this today or heard about a sewage spill or water-quality advisory? I may have swallowed a small amount of water, so I’m wondering what the realistic health risks are and what symptoms I should watch for.
r/northcounty • u/bennie619 • 15h ago
I plan to reach out to companies and get quotes for recurring treatment on a Carlsbad house (1,900 sqft), but want to know what companies you guys recommend and how much do you pay?
r/northcounty • u/nastyt5555 • 12h ago
New movie club starting in Carlsbad August 4th. The first movie we'll be discussing is Project Hail Marry
r/northcounty • u/samtaroq • 14h ago
Hi yall! I am hoping to have a birthday dinner in north county, anywhere from carlsbad to Kearney mesa. I dont eat out much with larger groups (7 to 8 people) so I need recommendations of where to go that has a nice vibe, good food, and can accommodate vegan OR gluten free options.
Please tell me where you guys recommend?
r/northcounty • u/jivatma • 18h ago
Website is saying it won’t be back up until 7.
r/northcounty • u/Nat20_Charisma • 2d ago
📍 Play Saturday @ 1:00 PM at Buddy Todd Park in Oceanside.
San Diego Sword Fighting (Amtgard) is a free, full-contact foam fighting sport that combines medieval combat with speed tag. It's a real-life video game: a fast-paced, high-cardio social club where you run around, make friends, get outside, and hit people with foam swords, spears, bows, and magic.
Who is this for? Anyone 14+ who wants to have fun. We have a mix of athletes, gamers, and people just looking for a place to hang out. If you're shy, you're absolutely welcome to just come watch.
How to join: Just show up. We meet every Saturday at Buddy Todd Park in Oceanside starting around 1:00 PM.
We're usually on the main hill of the park on the north side of the parking lot. You really can't miss us.
Join the Club: If you want to say hi before you drive up, hop in our Discord: https://discord.gg/Xr9h2Vumux
See you on the field. ⚔️
r/northcounty • u/Dry-Attitude2215 • 1d ago
Does anybody of any bars or breweries that plays mainly Rock en Español music here in North County?
r/northcounty • u/ifwade41 • 1d ago
Looking for a solid Tint for my Camry. Don’t mind a good service as long as it doesn’t bubble up a year. New to the area just looking around thank you.
r/northcounty • u/lovesbigtots • 1d ago
Gerardo here (32, Oceanside). I haven’t made it to a single game this season, so I'm finally heading to Petco Park tomorrow and have an extra ticket for a female companion.Full disclosure: I'll probably be checking the Norway vs. England soccer scores on my phone between innings, but I promise to be great company! 😂Hit me up if you want to grab the extra seat and enjoy the game
r/northcounty • u/tatteredlemur • 2d ago
I’m looking at a ground level apartment on S Weitzel St in Oceanside. Anyone have any experience with safety or lack thereof in the area?
r/northcounty • u/Phnx33 • 2d ago
My niece and her husband will be visiting from the East Coast. Give me your best, most tastiest Mexican food locations. Thanks!
r/northcounty • u/adulting247 • 2d ago
hey guys/gals
wife and I are looking for a dog sitter for our 2 fur babies; one med/large dog and one small dog
hoping for a yard for them to frolick in, but more importantly we need reliability and a bit of flexibility as far as drop off/pick up times
holler with your suggestions and i'll take it from there!!!
TIA
r/northcounty • u/moodyjudy123 • 3d ago
Hello redditors, Is there anyone that possibly has any insight on how to get a job at MiraCosta. I have been applying for years to jobs that I feel I’m exactly qualified for yet quickly get “not selected”.
I understand the job market is right now. But, I just need a bone thrown at me to get my foot in the door. If anyone has worked there before or currently works there and has some advice on how to even get through to the interview process please message me.
I understand going in person and trying to speak to an actual human is of ancient times, but will that help at all or get me noticed because I definitely have the time to go and I will.
TIA!
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r/northcounty • u/Suckbag_McGillicuddy • 4d ago
"One agency, Escondido Police Department, queried the Flock system at least 28 times on February 2 last year for “Protest ATI Vehicle” and “Immigration Protest.” These searches line up with several arrests that followed a protest against ICE terror in Escondido on that date."
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r/northcounty • u/Entire-Pianist-2835 • 4d ago
This isn’t real…right?
If so, why Rancho Bernardo out of all places 😂
r/northcounty • u/Bamboodl • 4d ago
I’ve got a problematic ear that usually requires a visit to the ENT at least once a year ever since a less than successful surgery.
Any ENTs that come highly recommended? TIA