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Was the Zodiac killer in San Diego?
Michael Butterfield, the guy who runs the **Zodiac Killer Facts** website (www.zodiackillerfacts.com), has a long takedown (debunking?) of Howard Davis' theories here: http://www.zodiackillerfacts.com/manson-2-TheAfte… Yes, there is such a thing as "Zodiac Killer theorist drama" - Butterfield has also taken apart Robert Graysmith's book *Zodiac* on the same website. I would not doubt that the Zodiac Killer may have been operating across the state from the early 1960s onward and that he finally got the courage up to start contacting newspapers and calling the police in 1969, after shooting up a parked car in Blue Rock Springs Park on the night of July 4th, BUT we need proof.— March 22, 2020 4:20 a.m.
Patrick Soon-Shiong thins editors, reporters
It is nearly dead as a coherent San Diego newspaper because Patrick Shilly-Shally is a cheapo, "I needs my profits and I needs 'em NOW" owner.— March 22, 2020 4:08 a.m.
RIP Kenny Rogers, Barona Casino songsmith
First COVID-19, and now this....— March 22, 2020 4:03 a.m.
Palomar, SDSU, City College – which one for future DJs?
At one point it was a speaker on a wall, but that was the '90s.— March 16, 2020 4:12 p.m.
Big money fails to save San Diego convention center tax hike
Visduh, that story screamed MATT POTTER. This was a guy who wrote 50,000 words on a San Diego Elementary School computer buying system that wasted about 100,000 bucks or so (maybe far less - I have a bad mem'ry for numbers) way back in the '90s. He LOATHES both of the big colleges in town.— March 16, 2020 4 p.m.
Big money fails to save San Diego convention center tax hike
....Meanwhile Matt Potter missed the end of the SDSU Confucius Institute last year; Insane McCain struck from Beyond the Grave through his law that a US university who takes Pentagon money can't also take any cash from an "enemy nation", and the Confucius Institutes are backed by the People's Liberation Army of mainland China....and I guess Sud-Soo is taking military money somewhere beyond the rotcy. The Chinese rolled up operations and stalked off last summer and MATT LOST HIS CHANCE TO WRITE ABOUT IT somehow even though the Asian languages subdepartment at SDSU would gladly talk about what a jam they are in now with a display space/lecture area they can't fully use because all the books went with the Chinese.— March 8, 2020 5:52 a.m.
Tijuana Chinese restaurants under the gun
Tijuana is a town, you goober.— March 4, 2020 9:16 a.m.
Palomar, SDSU, City College – which one for future DJs?
Why did you avoid KCR-AM at SDSU? Yes, they have a 100 milliwatt (1/100th of a watt) AM transmitter on 1610kHz, but they also are on area Cox cable and the all-important Internet streaming. Yes, their student management last year was utterly Mafia-like under Sumner Shorey and Brett Michaels (who graduated/vanished). But the students get an under-powered, under-amplified studio for $35 a semester. You need to get Matt Potter on this one.....— March 4, 2020 9:13 a.m.
Landmark's Ken Cinema to close its doors March 22
Of course Landmark wants to ditch The Ken - the area has become all restaurants or crap like the pet food/baby store that replaced the foreign film wing of Kensington Video, which was the only simpatico business to The Ken on the street for years. It is sad and sick that Adams Avenue lost a landmark bookstore - which is still sitting empty, by the way - and will be losing a key film theater shortly unless the magic happens....and San Diego seems to be all out of that. WE NEED A DECENT ARTHOUSE INSIDE SAN DIEGO.— February 27, 2020 4:18 p.m.
Look at the San Diego radio casualty list
To dwbat: If it is done right, broadcast radio can pull its own weight. We just have a defective radio market, that's all.— February 14, 2020 10:35 a.m.