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READER’S EDITORIAL: PRO-CHOICE DANGEROUS DESCENT
Printer-friendly version By Sylvia Sullivan February 16, 2020 (San Diego’s East County) — This year marks the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision 47th anniversary. While mourning the deaths of

READER’S EDITORIAL: AN OPEN LETTER TO SANTEE OFFICIALS: LET’S PAUSE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND SOLVE TRAFFIC CONGESTION FIRST
Printer-friendly versionBy Eid Fakhouri, CPA, Santee resident and commuter advocate Photo by Eid Fakhouri, taken January 23, 2020 January 31, 2020 (Santee) – We see this traffic everyday

READER’S EDITORIAL: MEASURE A WILL REDUCE FIRE RISK IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
Printer-friendly version By Nona T. Barker and Richard W. Halsey Photo: 2007 firestorms in San Diego County, courtesy of La Mesa Fire Dept. January 22, 2020 (San Diego’s East County)

READER’S EDITORIAL: AL FRESCO DINING AND HEALTHY CHOICES DURING SAN DIEGO 2020 RESTAURANT WEEK
Printer-friendly versionBy Dana Stevens, Executive Director, Community Action Service & Advocacy January 21, 2020 (San Diego’s East County) – Let’s embrace healthy living in 2020, as we head into

READER’S EDITORIAL: CALIFORNIA’S NEW GIG WORKER LAW IS DISRUPTING THE MUSIC INDUSTRY AND THREATENING ALL PERFORMING ARTS
Printer-friendly version By Brendan Rawson Originally published by CalMatters Musician Alphonso Horne performing with the band, Sammy Miller and the Congregation, at San Jose Jazz in 2019. (Photo, Robert

READER’S EDITORIAL: OPEN LETTER TO SANTEE COUNCIL MEMBER LAURA KOVAL – PUBLIC INTEREST MOTIVATES PRESERVE WILD SANTEE
Printer-friendly versionBy Van Collinsworth, Director, Preserve Wild Santee January 14, 2020 (Santee) — At the last meeting, the new Vice-Mayor Laura Koval waited until after I had addressed the

READER’S EDITORIAL: SHOULD WE LIMIT FREEDOM OF PEOPLE WHO CHOOSE TO BE HOMELESS?
Printer-friendly version By Steve Goble, El Cajon Councilman January 14, 2020 (El Cajon) — This has lots of good information. Thank you for this article, “Cities Should Act on Homelessness

READER’S EDITORIAL: TO SOLVE HOMELESSNESS, CALIFORNIANS MUST TREAT CERTAIN CRIMES AS CRIES FOR HELP
Printer-friendly versionBy Mike Gatto, Special to CalMatters CALmatters is an independent public interest journalism venture covering California state politics and government. January 6, 2020 (Los Angeles) — Those of us

READER’S EDITORIAL: WE MUST NOT EQUATE SEXUAL HEALTH TO DEVIANT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
Printer-friendly versionBy Daniel Smiechowski, Bay Ho December 20, 2019 (Jacumba Hot Springs) — The recent hearing in a San Diego courtroom to release another sexual predator in Jacumba Hot Springs

READER’S EDITORIAL: WE’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY – OR HAVE WE? EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT: A 100 YEAR WALK IN THE LEGAL BONEYARD
Printer-friendly version By Helen Horvath Isn’t it time we made the system work for women instead of the women work for the system? December 18, 2019 (San Diego’s East County)
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READER’S EDITORIAL: PRO-CHOICE DANGEROUS DESCENT
Printer-friendly version By Sylvia Sullivan February 16, 2020 (San Diego’s East County) — This year marks the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision 47th anniversary. While mourning the deaths of

READER’S EDITORIAL: AN OPEN LETTER TO SANTEE OFFICIALS: LET’S PAUSE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND SOLVE TRAFFIC CONGESTION FIRST
Printer-friendly versionBy Eid Fakhouri, CPA, Santee resident and commuter advocate Photo by Eid Fakhouri, taken January 23, 2020 January 31, 2020 (Santee) – We see this traffic everyday

READER’S EDITORIAL: MEASURE A WILL REDUCE FIRE RISK IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
Printer-friendly version By Nona T. Barker and Richard W. Halsey Photo: 2007 firestorms in San Diego County, courtesy of La Mesa Fire Dept. January 22, 2020 (San Diego’s East County)

READER’S EDITORIAL: AL FRESCO DINING AND HEALTHY CHOICES DURING SAN DIEGO 2020 RESTAURANT WEEK
Printer-friendly versionBy Dana Stevens, Executive Director, Community Action Service & Advocacy January 21, 2020 (San Diego’s East County) – Let’s embrace healthy living in 2020, as we head into

READER’S EDITORIAL: CALIFORNIA’S NEW GIG WORKER LAW IS DISRUPTING THE MUSIC INDUSTRY AND THREATENING ALL PERFORMING ARTS
Printer-friendly version By Brendan Rawson Originally published by CalMatters Musician Alphonso Horne performing with the band, Sammy Miller and the Congregation, at San Jose Jazz in 2019. (Photo, Robert

READER’S EDITORIAL: OPEN LETTER TO SANTEE COUNCIL MEMBER LAURA KOVAL – PUBLIC INTEREST MOTIVATES PRESERVE WILD SANTEE
Printer-friendly versionBy Van Collinsworth, Director, Preserve Wild Santee January 14, 2020 (Santee) — At the last meeting, the new Vice-Mayor Laura Koval waited until after I had addressed the

READER’S EDITORIAL: SHOULD WE LIMIT FREEDOM OF PEOPLE WHO CHOOSE TO BE HOMELESS?
Printer-friendly version By Steve Goble, El Cajon Councilman January 14, 2020 (El Cajon) — This has lots of good information. Thank you for this article, “Cities Should Act on Homelessness

READER’S EDITORIAL: TO SOLVE HOMELESSNESS, CALIFORNIANS MUST TREAT CERTAIN CRIMES AS CRIES FOR HELP
Printer-friendly versionBy Mike Gatto, Special to CalMatters CALmatters is an independent public interest journalism venture covering California state politics and government. January 6, 2020 (Los Angeles) — Those of us

READER’S EDITORIAL: WE MUST NOT EQUATE SEXUAL HEALTH TO DEVIANT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
Printer-friendly versionBy Daniel Smiechowski, Bay Ho December 20, 2019 (Jacumba Hot Springs) — The recent hearing in a San Diego courtroom to release another sexual predator in Jacumba Hot Springs

READER’S EDITORIAL: WE’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY – OR HAVE WE? EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT: A 100 YEAR WALK IN THE LEGAL BONEYARD
Printer-friendly version By Helen Horvath Isn’t it time we made the system work for women instead of the women work for the system? December 18, 2019 (San Diego’s East County)