The San Diego State community came together to experience an unforgettable show at a College Area home on the balmy evening of Oct. 6. This event featured Avery Cochrane as the opening act and Cherry Knot as the headliner. Both acts performed highly anticipated singles, adding an extra layer of excitement to the atmosphere.

The concert commenced at approximately 8:30 p.m. when SDSU student and musician Avery Cochrane, fifth year political science major, took the stage. She opened her set with h

Mark Patterson, the artist behind the controversial Surfing Madonna mosaic and cofounder of Surfing Madonna Oceans Project, died on Sept. 20 at age 70 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

A celebration of life for Patterson took place at Leucadia Pizzeria on Oct. 8. Friends and family gathered to share cherished memories of Patterson and honor his positive impact on the world, highlighting his modesty and compassion.

Mike Redman, a friend of Patterson and the vice preside

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During the September meetings of the Encinitas City Council, several important issues were discussed, including bicycle safety, homelessness, and financing the acquisition of Surfer’s Point.

Encinitas Mayor Tony Kranz said that the most critical issue addressed during these meetings was the continuation of the conversation about bicycle safety, as the city is currently operating under a local state of emergency for

In a unanimous decision last month, the Encinitas City Council approved a purchase and sale agreement with Surfer’s Point LLC, possibly contributing to the preservation of open space.

According to a city news release, Encinitas acquired two parcels known as Surfer’s Point, located at the Northeast Corner of Highway 101 and La Costa Avenue in Leucadia, on Aug. 9.

The land will be purchased for $6 million with a 45-day diligence period and a target close of escrow on Sept. 29, the city confirmed