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EDITORIAL: HOW MANY MORE?
Printer-friendly version By Enrique Morones October 1, 2009 (San Diego) – Today marks the 15th anniversary of the wall of death—the border wall of shame. Since October 1st 1994
EDITORIAL: WILDFIRES–IS SAN DIEGO NOW BETTER PREPARED?
Printer-friendly versionBy Vince Wallgren, Jr. As the 2009 autumn sun saps the moisture from most inland San Diego County vegetation; and with yet another Santa Ana condition just a high pressure weather
EDITORIAL: SDSU ATTEMPTING TO IMPLEMENT A POLICY THAT HARMS LOCAL STUDENTS
Printer-friendly version Public letter to Charles B. Reed, Chancellor and Board of Trustees, California State University "We concur that SDSU is once again pursuing a strategy of “discouraging” local students
EDITORIAL: FIRE SAFETY — A DANGEROUSLY SHORT-SIGHTED BUDGET CUT
Printer-friendly version By Tracy Emblem September 10, 2009 (San Diego)–Fires have a catastrophic effect on the lives of Californians. When the new state budget was recently passed and signed by
EDITORIAL: LEADERSHIP NEEDED IN WASHINGTON TO KEEP FARMS VIABLE
Printer-friendly version By Doug Mosebar California Farm Bureau President September 2, 2009 –Our nation may be focused on the health care debate, but here in California the focus is centered on how
EDITORIAL: JUSTICE BEFORE POLITICS
Printer-friendly version By Assemblyman Joel Anderson September 6, 2009 (San Diego’s East County)– Richard Allen Clements kept his foot firmly on the gas pedal as he watched two 9-year-old girls glance
EDITORIAL: WHY EAST COUNTY CITIES NEED MODIFIED PERMIT APPROVED FOR POINT LOMA WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
Printer-friendly version By Ernest Ewin Chair, Metro Wastewater JPA and Metro Commission Over the past several years, the Metro Wastewater JPA and Metro Commission (comprised of the cities of Chula
EDITORIAL: THE HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM BATTLE
Printer-friendly version By Brina-Rae Schuchman Chair, TrueVoteSanDiego The structure of our government in Washington is not making it easy to get changes we seek and need. The Health
EDITORIAL: WATER REFORM
Printer-friendly version By Senator Dennis Hollingsworth (R-Murietta) September 3, 2009 (Sacramento)–It’s time for California’s legislative Democrat leaders to either get serious about water reform or get out of the
EDITORIAL: BREAKING BAD–CALIFORNIA VS. THE OTHER STATES
Printer-friendly version By Richard Rider, Chairman, San Diego Tax Fighters August 21, 2009 (San Diego) — Here’s a depressing comparison of California taxes and economic climate with the rest of
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EDITORIAL: HOW MANY MORE?
Printer-friendly version By Enrique Morones October 1, 2009 (San Diego) – Today marks the 15th anniversary of the wall of death—the border wall of shame. Since October 1st 1994
EDITORIAL: WILDFIRES–IS SAN DIEGO NOW BETTER PREPARED?
Printer-friendly versionBy Vince Wallgren, Jr. As the 2009 autumn sun saps the moisture from most inland San Diego County vegetation; and with yet another Santa Ana condition just a high pressure weather
EDITORIAL: SDSU ATTEMPTING TO IMPLEMENT A POLICY THAT HARMS LOCAL STUDENTS
Printer-friendly version Public letter to Charles B. Reed, Chancellor and Board of Trustees, California State University "We concur that SDSU is once again pursuing a strategy of “discouraging” local students
EDITORIAL: FIRE SAFETY — A DANGEROUSLY SHORT-SIGHTED BUDGET CUT
Printer-friendly version By Tracy Emblem September 10, 2009 (San Diego)–Fires have a catastrophic effect on the lives of Californians. When the new state budget was recently passed and signed by
EDITORIAL: LEADERSHIP NEEDED IN WASHINGTON TO KEEP FARMS VIABLE
Printer-friendly version By Doug Mosebar California Farm Bureau President September 2, 2009 –Our nation may be focused on the health care debate, but here in California the focus is centered on how
EDITORIAL: JUSTICE BEFORE POLITICS
Printer-friendly version By Assemblyman Joel Anderson September 6, 2009 (San Diego’s East County)– Richard Allen Clements kept his foot firmly on the gas pedal as he watched two 9-year-old girls glance
EDITORIAL: WHY EAST COUNTY CITIES NEED MODIFIED PERMIT APPROVED FOR POINT LOMA WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
Printer-friendly version By Ernest Ewin Chair, Metro Wastewater JPA and Metro Commission Over the past several years, the Metro Wastewater JPA and Metro Commission (comprised of the cities of Chula
EDITORIAL: THE HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM BATTLE
Printer-friendly version By Brina-Rae Schuchman Chair, TrueVoteSanDiego The structure of our government in Washington is not making it easy to get changes we seek and need. The Health
EDITORIAL: WATER REFORM
Printer-friendly version By Senator Dennis Hollingsworth (R-Murietta) September 3, 2009 (Sacramento)–It’s time for California’s legislative Democrat leaders to either get serious about water reform or get out of the
EDITORIAL: BREAKING BAD–CALIFORNIA VS. THE OTHER STATES
Printer-friendly version By Richard Rider, Chairman, San Diego Tax Fighters August 21, 2009 (San Diego) — Here’s a depressing comparison of California taxes and economic climate with the rest of
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