Oceanside’s City Council has taken a significant step toward securing the future of community parks at the 465-acre El Corazon property. In late January, the council unanimously approved a proposal to allocate tax revenue generated by commercial activities at El Corazon solely for the development and maintenance of parks within the property. This action marks […]
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