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Solana Beach resident files lawsuit after falling in pothole near Saddle Bar - Vimarsana News

Solana Beach resident files lawsuit after falling in pothole near Saddle Bar

A Solana Beach resident filed a lawsuit against the city of Solana Beach, Saddle Bar and San Diego Gas & Electric after she allegedly fell and suffered multiple injuries while leaving the venue earlier this year.

With rise in e-bike usage, Solana Beach council discusses safety signs along Coastal Rail Trail - Vimarsana News

With rise in e-bike usage, Solana Beach council discusses safety signs along Coastal Rail Trail

The new signs would enforce rules for cyclists and pedestrians

With rise in e-bike usage, Solana Beach council discusses safety signs along coastal rail trail - Vimarsana News

With rise in e-bike usage, Solana Beach council discusses safety signs along coastal rail trail

With increased e-bike usage throughout the city, Solana Beach City Council members discussed at their Nov. 8 meeting adding signs on the Coastal Rail Trail to enforce rules along the path for pedestrians and bicyclists.

Solana Beach to put grant funding toward ADA-compliant ramps - Vimarsana News

Solana Beach to put grant funding toward ADA-compliant ramps

The city of Solana Beach will use approximately $52,000 in Community Development Block Grant funding for access ramps that are compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act standards, following a City Council vote on Oct. 25.

Solana Beach council members discuss terms of an outdoor dining ordinance - Vimarsana News

Solana Beach council members discuss terms of an outdoor dining ordinance

Outdoor dining helped restaurants during the Covid-19 pandemic, now the city wants to keep it on a permanent basis