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Vista drunk driver kills drunk pedestrian
I have no sympathy for Palafox. I hope the some future idiot filled parole board does not let him out. He knew what he was doing and driving while drunk is not an accident. Good riddance.— June 20, 2019 7:42 a.m.
San Diego's Seaport Village slows down
All shopping ares like Seaport Village have to re-event themselves from time-to-time to keep relevant. The rent at popular places are high and it is very hard for many small businesses to make a profit. Malls and strip malls etc. are often too costly for a small business to survive. Many have triple net leases leaving little room for profit.— June 19, 2019 6:54 a.m.
Mara Elliott sets four blasts for campaign cash
I fail to understand why the DA and City Atty are political offices. Why should we vote for someone to prosecute criminals etc? The positions should be applied for and applicants interviewed and the most qualified should be placed in that position. We elect political leaders to lead. Law enforcement should be left to the professionals same with other elected offices like Tax Collector et al.— June 19, 2019 6:48 a.m.
Kidnapping halted in El Cajon
Just life on the street in the Cajon Zone. If what Mr. Bartl says is true the he should file a complaint with the ECPD. Everything that happens on 911 is recorded. The police department (all police departments) have policies and procedures that must be followed.— June 18, 2019 7:59 a.m.
What Santa Anita horse deaths mean for Del Mar
Maybe we could replace horses with politicians.— June 18, 2019 7:19 a.m.
Campland gives big to Campbell
Everything a politician does is about money. Without money, BIG money, a politician can not win an election. Money talks and the average voter walks. Those who give money and services to a politician expect a return on their investment. If a politician bites the hands that feed them then they are gone.— June 18, 2019 7:18 a.m.
How to deal with Oceanside homeless
No matter how Oceanside or any other city or group tries to help the homeless they will not be successful on any large scale. The more free meals and services that you provide the more people will come to take advantage of the largess. The homeless fall into four basic categories: Mentally ill, drug/alcohol addicted, economic and bums. Unless and until the laws change to allow the mentally ill to be institutionalized and treated there will be nothing that can be done to reduce this population. You can only help those who want to get sober/cleaned up the rest will use your services to maintain their chosen lifestyle. The group that really needs your help is those who are on the streets because of unemployment or low wages. Nothing will change as long as we support the low wage low/no benefit "Walmart" economy. Then there are the bums. These are people who do not want to work and do not want to become productive members of society. They will gladly take your freebies and continue to live on the street by choice. The more you do for the homeless population the more of them you will get.— June 17, 2019 7:15 a.m.
Whether to kill San Diego mountain lions
We would be much better of killing documented gang members.— June 13, 2019 6:47 a.m.
San Diego city data employee stays at ZaZa, risqué fantasy hotel
Serena Blanks should be suspended and investigated. Typical overpaid bureaucrat. There is no reason she should be of any interest to BMC unless she is working in their best interest and not of her employer, the taxpayers of San Diego.— June 13, 2019 6:46 a.m.
San Diego State window on wealth at the top
SDSU students struggle with debt while the fat cat administrators rake in huge salaries. The biggest problem with education is the useless overpaid administrative chiefs and do nothing department heads.— June 12, 2019 6:39 a.m.