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ExxonMobil lobbyist bankrolls Ben Hueso supervisorial hopes
You are correct. My one year was "back in the day" and not the "good 'ole days" either. Thanks for the update.— March 14, 2020 1:59 p.m.
A green roof over Interstate 5
And that is a long way off.— March 14, 2020 7:12 a.m.
How San Diego County voted – so far
It appears that this is about funding from one committee to another. I don't think that those supporting Gloria will change there mind and most voters will not pay any attention to the lawsuit. The assumption by most is that politics is awash with money and that those with the money will influence the candidate and their decisions. Sometimes this works to the benefit of the general public but most often it benefits the moneyed interests. Follow the money . . . . .— March 14, 2020 7:11 a.m.
ExxonMobil lobbyist bankrolls Ben Hueso supervisorial hopes
Usually the probation period for a first time DUI driver, after they get their license back is one year. The DUI conviction stays on your record for ten years.— March 14, 2020 7:04 a.m.
A green roof over Interstate 5
As long as the mass transit goes where you need to go. As it is now and in the foreseeable future there are no real options for people to get from home to work except for the freeway system.— March 13, 2020 7:11 a.m.
Newland Sierra backs a winner – Kelvin Barrios
"The Behavioral Health System in San Diego is broken,” Really? There is no real mental health system. What there is is fragmented. Those with good comprehensive health insurance have some level of care available. The rest either have to pay out of pocket or qualify for taxpayer funded care. What is needed is we need to go back to having mental health institutions where the mentally ill can receive in house treatment or if they refuse or are unable to care for themselves need be housed until they respond to treatment. Some may need to be institutionalized for the rest of their lives.— March 12, 2020 9:10 a.m.
El Cajon's Jimmie Johnson hangs it up
For many years there was a race track in El Cajon. It was well attended but the moneyed interests, developers and Fletcher Hills residents worked with the bought-and-paid-for politicians to close the track. There used to be racing at Balboa Stadium and there used to be a drag race track in Ramona. Back-in-the-day as they say.— March 11, 2020 7:41 a.m.
Where defeat of Measure A puts San Diego County now
It seems that no matter the General Plan, all general plans for that matter, are developed to encourage logical development in an area. But, no matter how well thought out the plan is along come a new crop of politicos and under developer pressure make "changes" to the plan. These "changes" seem to always be in favor of moneyed interests. There may be a need to make minor adjustments to the "plan" from time-to-time the politicos never seem able to resist the pressure to allow certain special developers to have their way. If a General Plan is constantly changed then there is no such thing as a General Plan.— March 10, 2020 1:22 p.m.
Talking San Diego earthquakes
One could move to tornado alley and have several chances every year of having everything you own wiped off the face of the earth every year.— March 10, 2020 8:30 a.m.
How San Diego County voted – so far
In the 50th it will be Issa vs Campa-Najjar. Those that voted for DeMaio will join with Issa voters to defeat Campa-Najjar. Carl DeMaio will join Peter Navarro in the dust bin of history. Maybe he can suck up to Trump and get a job in the White House.— March 9, 2020 6:02 p.m.