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Kumeyaay Cemetery, No Bulldozer Welcome
Actually, there's a fair number of Chumash and Luiseno archeological sites along the coast, that are fairly well documented. You've never heard of them because such sites are kept in secret so idiots don't loot and destroy them. There are databases available to archeologists and such through universities and state resource monitors.— September 4, 2016 3:18 p.m.
Mayor’s office not so transparent
A simple request for the public documents around a street petition for speed humps took a weird -as well as long and slow - turn when the city's PRA folks redacted every name on the public document. They tell me that the human resources department is making the decisions on what's public - and they cited medical records privacy to redact the petition signers' names. Yikes. Improper interpretation of the CPRA is just another lawsuit waiting for an attorney.— August 27, 2016 1:09 p.m.
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Best wishes to my laid-off bought-out UT colleagues. Sad to hear about more cuts that affect a great newsroom and a great bunch of photogs.— August 27, 2016 1:01 p.m.
Builders sued for grading waste
Chollas Creek is one of the most challenged watersheds in the region. So much crap gets dumped in it that it has to be dredged farther downstream to keep from the creek channel from plugging up and overflowing into people's yards. The city of San Diego has spent a fortune undoing the "MUD" jam ups.— August 13, 2016 12:13 p.m.
Burrowing owl feels the squeeze in Otay Mesa
What a cool picture. Thank you, Javajoe25.— May 2, 2016 9:44 p.m.
War rages on against apartment project
"Classified as a multi-unit plan, the building would meet SDSU standards for student housing and be policed by SDSU cops and managed by SDSU residence managers. It would have four beds per apartment, lease by the bed, and residents would have to be enrolled at SDSU. But it's not a dorm, according to Capstone Properties." from the June Reader story.— February 19, 2016 4:30 p.m.