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Fatality at La Jolla Indian Reservation
To respond to the comment about people partying on after the man's death, most people at Youtopia didn't even know this happened until long after it happened. And as to the cause, it's likely that there was a pre-existing medical condition or poor health to blame. It's exceedingly rare that drugs alone cause deaths while dancing, although they can be a factor. It's very sad this man died, but deaths happen all the time and everywhere. When someone dies at a baseball game or street fair, you never see an announcement made and the event shut down.— October 23, 2015 4:24 p.m.
Israeli state of mind for Issa staffer
Besides the injustices that Israel is famous for, and the atrocities that Israel commits against the Palestinians, they receive billions of US taxpayer money regularly and are constantly manipulating the US into fighting wars for their benefit. Its time to stop rolling over and licking Israel's hand.— August 18, 2015 11:47 a.m.
Environmentalists to Governor Brown: stop fracking California
There is strong evidence that fracking can pollute aquifers and that the chemicals used in fracking are carcinogenic. The recent swarm of earthquakes in Oklahoma proves there are immediate consequences to populations. The byproducts of fracking are hazardous and disposal is problematic.— August 2, 2015 2:04 a.m.
Faulconer's political guru out as stadium lobbyist
Kevin Faulconer and his cronies are looking more and more like FIFA officials.— July 25, 2015 11:15 a.m.
What part of "Do Not Call" is confusing?
The Do Not Call list is for all purposes completely useless. The majority of people calling are criminal operations using spoofed numbers. The best solution is to NEVER answer calls from people you don't know, and tell every vendor that gets through to you that you refuse to do business with telemarketers and for them to stop calling you.— July 21, 2015 10:34 p.m.
Manchester sells Grand Del Mar to Di-Fi's hubby
Looks like Manchester is our version of Donald Trump. Failed businesses re-branded as successes, loathsome politics, constant meddling in things he has no right or qualifications to be doing, and an ego the size of the moon. With all the problems and violations associated with Grand Del Mar, having a Senator as a spouse will come in handy when Richard Blum takes ownership.— March 27, 2015 3:12 p.m.