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Sweetwater teachers await funding news
I've got an idea. Those greedy board members under indictment for the "pay to play", scandal should pony up what they made and fund this program including their personal assets. But we all know, after the plea bargaining deals they'll be offered, slaps on the wrists is all they will receive.— May 23, 2013 9:08 a.m.
Escondido man who ran over women in crosswalk is sentenced
and in less than three months from now he'll be back on the street. What is that?— May 23, 2013 9:03 a.m.
Chancellor University tried to recruit homeless
Significant Observations, (a non-accredited opinion based think tank founded just moments ago by the author), is currently comimg to the conclusion that the world is mad, the peopple are mad, and as I imagine,...God is probably mad at the charlatan as well. Significantly.— May 8, 2013 2:14 p.m.
Carpool with my wife on La Jolla Village Drive
I've shared the author's hell and even more, the laughter, the madness, the absurdities, but I must admit, when I got my commute back, I was and still am the happiest gridlocked driver next to you on that daily ritual we call going to and coming from work. The piece however was quite touching and now I've got to wash all the syrup from my sticky hands. How else can I scoot the yarn fron the middle console?— February 28, 2013 10:01 a.m.
Baja fugitive arrested in Utah
Was returned twice!? At least the piece of garbage didn't hurt anyone here. Well, that we know of, right? It just blows me away how easy it is for these people to cross the border. AAAAgh!— January 19, 2013 2:54 p.m.
Guns: Meese warns Obama could be impeached
Wait, irrelevant Meese? Are you kidding me? My grandma thinks her binky is Ronald Reagen. I don't listen to that, I'd rather listen to the sound wisdom of say, hell Daniel Tosh. Right? Oh great, was it something I said?— January 15, 2013 7:08 p.m.
Downtown: Tivoli's brewski breakfast
Sting a pose you mean? Tivoli, real people. Sting a pose, counterfeit .— January 15, 2013 6:59 p.m.
Twinkie Sales Report from Clairemont
I keep thinking that this is just a publicity stunt designed to motivate sales. The fact of the matter is that sales have plummeted since as a whole, consumers started buying somewhat healthier products. Personally I haven't had a hostess product in I don't know how long! Suddenly a twinkie sounds really good, right? Well played Hostess, jolly well played. Bullocks!— November 22, 2012 4:22 p.m.
Holiday volunteer opportunity
As a past resident, I may have a biased opinion on this subject. First of all Father Joe is a person we should all strive to become. A person who upon being given this assignment from his superiors far excelled and probably surpassed all expectations. We should all be grateful he works for God. He still is in my eyes, a Gangster for the lord, and an inexhaustible advocate for the homeless and their plight. Lets not fool ourselves though. The chronically homeless have grown accustomed to their circumstances or even have learned to work these times in their lives to their advantage. If you're a regular downtown, you've seen the same old faces for years. Don't think that they're not trying though', okay?So yes! Volunteer! Even if you live in one of those 100 year old SRO places downtown, you have a roof over your head and thats more than I can say for them tonite. Give something! Give your time but please, at least give a damn. So volunteer already!— November 18, 2012 6:12 p.m.
Breakfast at Stephanie's
Hey Bedford, put my comment back up and let the public decide. You've obviously made up your mind.— October 25, 2012 2:54 p.m.