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Behind the swastikas in Santee
White trash has to strike out and blame anyone else but themselves for their lot in life.— May 24, 2020 7:09 a.m.
Will a $46,000 federally funded COVID-19 drone fly in El Cajon?
Any time there is money available all those hoping to feed at the trough have to submit a budget request aka wish list or shopping list. Not everything is granted and most of the time the budget has to be trimmed. In the end the wish list is trimmed down to things that are really necessary.— May 23, 2020 3:40 p.m.
Will a $46,000 federally funded COVID-19 drone fly in El Cajon?
EDITOR: You might want to update your picture of EC Police Chief Mike Moulton. The picture you posted show Chief Moulton when he was a Captain. Those a Captain bars not Chief stars.— May 23, 2020 3:36 p.m.
Public relations power sought by SDG&E foe
I keep getting information via phone, text, email & flyer from SDG&E telling me how much I can save (up to 30%) on my utility bills. I don't qualify but no matter what I do they keep promoting the plan. If they really wanted to help they would lower the rates and do away with the tiered program. IID (Imperial Irrigation District) serves the eastern end of the Coachella Valley. They are owned by the ratepayer. They have one price per KWH and are 40% lower than SoCal Edison which serves the western end of the valley. For profit utility companies serve only the investors and screw the ratepayer. SDG&E and their parent company are greedy crooks hell bent on having the worst service and highest rates in the country.— May 23, 2020 11:48 a.m.
Palomar College pours money into Rancho Bernardo campus
Agreed! When I went to school, grade, middle, senior, community and college, every one of them were experiencing growing pains and they all had portable classrooms. The students that were in the brick and mortar buildings did not get a better education that the ones that were in the "portables". The Fallbrook trailers are way better than the portables that I attended. The first and foremost mission of any school is to educate. Everything else is nice to have.— May 20, 2020 7:37 a.m.
Palomar College pours money into Rancho Bernardo campus
No white kids going to the Fallbrook campus? In any event it is all about money. Follow the money and you will find who owns and operates the Board.— May 20, 2020 7:32 a.m.
A train tunnel to L.A. under UTC
Places like NYC were designed around mass transit. San Diego, LA, etc. were designed around vehicles. There is no SoCal mass transit system that is able to move people economically and efficiently so people must rely on their cars to get around. Earthquakes aside, a tunnel from SD to LA with, I assume, stops along the way still leaves the problem of how do you get to the station and once at destination getting to where you need to be. Walking is great as is bicycling but we do have inclement weather.— May 20, 2020 7:26 a.m.
San Diego pandemic protests bring out everyone with an opinion
The weekend (Saturday 5/16) protests at the County Administration Building (Harbor Dr.) was more of a Trump rally than anything. People everywhere are trending toward pre-Covid activities. Some are taking precautions some are not. Business will open with or without County/City/State approval. Time will tell if the herd immunity people are correct or if the medical and scientific professionals right. Hospitals should take a first come first served Covid patient stance. When the Covid care portion of the hospital is full then no more patients will be accepted. If the Trump people are correct that Covid is a Democratic conspiracy Trump wins. If not well no sympathy for them from me.— May 17, 2020 7:31 a.m.
San Diego pandemic protests bring out everyone with an opinion
I guarantee you that Ponzi will not like it.— May 16, 2020 7:42 a.m.
Marines resume training despite recent coronavirus outbreak
Jar Heads are tough!— May 16, 2020 7:37 a.m.