ESCONDIDO: City hikes more than 170 fees (North County Times) bi2021115 ESCONDIDO ---- Facing steep budget deficits, the City Council Wednesday raised fees for the use of recreational facilities, trips a city ambulance, safety inspections at businesses and a wide variety of other Escondido services. The increases, whi..

Realty Income declares monthly dividend (INO News) bi2021115 (AP:ESCONDIDO, Calif.) Realty Income Corp. said Wednesday board declared a regular monthly dividend of 15.4 cents on class D preferred stock and 14.1 cents for class E preferred stock

Realty Income Declares Preferred Stock Monthly Dividend (Business Wire via Ya bi2021115 ESCONDIDO, Calif.----Realty Income Corporation , The Monthly Dividend Company®, today announced that Board of Directors declared dividends on the Company's Monthly Income Class D and Class E preferred stock

ESCONDIDO: Arts center posts $723K deficit for 2007-08 (North County Times) bi2021115 ESCONDIDO ---- City officials said Tuesday that Escondido's performing arts center lost more than $723,000 during the fiscal year that ended June 30, one of the larger budget deficits ever posted at the 14-year-old facility. The size of the defi..

ESCONDIDO: Two cited minor decoy sting (North County Times) bi2021115 ESCONDIDO ---- Two clerks were cited for selling alcohol to minors during an undercover operation Thursday, an Escondido police lieutenant said. In the operation, a minor working police entered 14 businesses and tried to buy alcohol, Lt. Craig C..

Temecula Valley Bancorp Announces Quarterly Cash Dividend (wallstreet:online AG) bi2021115 Temecula Valley Bancorp Inc. (15709;NASDAQ:TMCV), the parent company of Temecula Valley Bank, announced..

Temecula Valley Bancorp Announces Quarterly Cash Dividend (Business Wire via bi2021115 TEMECULA, Calif.----Temecula Valley Bancorp Inc. , the parent company of Temecula Valley Bank, announced today that Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.04 per share payable on October 15, 2008 to shareholders of record as of October 1, 2008

HOUSING: North County's foreclosures strike older neighborhoods (North County bi2021115 SAN MARCOS ---- On the 3400 block of Hollencrest Road, the real bust has turned neighborhood of 1970s, single-story houses a checkerboard of browned lawns and plywood-covered windows

Inland community news briefs for Sunday, Aug. 24 (North County Times) bi2021115 Business Builders Network to meet LAKE SAN MARCOS ---- Business Builders Network meet at 7:30 a.m. Aug. 26 the Trophy Room at the Lake San Marcos Resort & Country Club, 1025 La Bonita Drive

Around North County (North County Times) bi2021115 Delightful doggy domain debuts SAN MARCOS ---- Fur figuratively flying from San Marcos the opening of Dogtopia, bills itself as an "upscale dog daycare, spa and boarding facility." The canine cabana at 925 W. San Marcos Blvd.; call (760) 471-6888. Dogtopia San Marcos can pamper up to 50 pooches

Foreclosures up 213% for July over last year (San Diego Union-Tribune) bi2021115 Those waiting for the lagging housing market to rebound were disappointed yesterday, as MDA DataQuick reported that 2,004 San Diego County homes went foreclosure July, a 9 percent increase over the previous month and a spike of nearly 213 percent over last year

BUSINESS: Town Hall discusses 'I.O.U.S.A.' documentary (North County Times) bi2021115 Across America on Thursday, tens of thousands of people are going to the movies to see a documentary about debt. The movie called I.O.U.S.A., and focuses on the looming federal and personal debt crises facing the United States. The filmmakers..

OCEANSIDE: Tri-City board to look for other financing options (North County T bi2021115 OCEANSIDE ---- Tri-City Medical Center directors explore ways to raise money, other than increasing property taxes, the wake of a third bond defeat Tuesday. "The public has spoken. They've spoken three times now. What are we going to do? What..

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