Rancho Santa Fe Post

Forever 4theranch: A Thank You to the Community As I navigate the days after the campaign trail, I thought it was important to thank everyone who chatted with me, opened their homes, and businesses to support me. We are in great shape – this wasn’t about me personally (although some were very interested). This is about our community – and the community won. The same day the election results came in, the Board voted to invest in Osuna Ranch events, which is exactly what the community wants.

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Fair Winds and Following Seas: Remembering RSFA President Jack Queen John Robert “Jack” Queen Jr., beloved husband, father, grandfather, business leader, community volunteer, sailor, and adventurer, passed away on June 7, at the age of 87. The family invites friends to a Celebration of Life, Friday, June 26th, at 11:00 am at the Village Church, 6225 Paseo Delicias in Rancho Santa Fe. Born on February 28, 1939, in Zanesville, Ohio, Jack moved to California as a child and grew up in Palos Verdes.

Grand Ole BBQ in Flinn Springs is worth a road trip for some authentic barbecue and live music. I went to college in West Texas and, despite being a California girl, quickly developed a love for Texas-style barbecue.

Los Angeles and Rancho Santa Fe couldn’t look more different. One wrestles with homelessness, crime and urban decline. The other debates open space, rural character and Covenant protections. Yet both communities ultimately face the same question: how will leaders steward the places they were elected to serve? Different problems. Same test.

The RSFA has suspended all events at Osuna Ranch, including the popular Celebrate Osuna festival pictured here in June 2025. A favorite among Covenant families, the event gave children the chance to pull on their cowboy boots and hats, learn about Rancho Santa Fe’s rural heritage, and enjoy one of the community’s most unique amenities.

Ron Burgundy: Lilian, the Board passed a resolution. That sounds official. Possibly laminated. Maybe signed with one of those pens that comes in a velvet box. Lilian Rice: A resolution is not a Covenant amendment, Mr. Burgundy. Ron Burgundy: But it interpreted the zoning. Very grown-up. Very legal-adjacent. Like a teenager wearing a necktie to court. Lilian Rice: Yes.

The RSFA has suspended all events at Osuna Ranch, including the popular Celebrate Osuna festival pictured here in June 2025. A favorite among Covenant families, the event gave children the chance to pull on their cowboy boots and hats, learn about Rancho Santa Fe’s rural heritage, and enjoy one of the community’s most unique amenities.

Letter to the Editor: As Two More Landmark Eucalyptus Trees Fall, Questions Continue to Grow The two mature eucalyptus trees overlooking the Golf Club putting green were removed last month. The 2025 Art Jury approved the Golf Club snack bar renovation on the condition that the trees remain, after receiving assurances from the Association and project arborists that preservation of at least one tree was feasible.

Sierra Club Fires First Salvo in Lawsuit Against City of San Diego The San Diego chapter of the Sierra Club has sent a formal demand letter to the City of San Diego to immediately cease and redress the continuing intensification of unmitigated impactful uses of land in the San Dieguito River Valley.