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PERSPECTIVE: Gloria's Deal to Buy 101 Ash is So Bad Even Mara Elliott is Against It

The settlement includes a paragraph that declares that Elliott has given written and verbal advice to the Council to reject the agreement....

PERSPECTIVE: SD Moves to Further Colonize Chula Vista

SANDAG should be an association of governments, not an oligarchy of powerful cities running roughshod over the others....

PERSPECTIVE: City Attorney’s Office is the Epicenter of the 101 Ash Controversy

The City Attorney’s office has been part of the culture of downtown power deals at the expense of the taxpayers of San Diego....

PERSPECTIVE: Why Isn’t Michelle on Biden’s SCOTUS Shortlist?

Michelle Obama would showcase the best of our country and again reinforce our credo of liberty and justice for all. ...

PERSPECTIVE: City Attorney Still Manipulating Investigations into 101 Ash St

Maybe, just maybe, Elliott shouldn’t be anywhere near any of these investigations so that the truth can finally be revealed. Just sayin’....

PERSPECTIVE: Yo Soy Dórian, You are Dorian, We are all Dorian

The protections of the 1st Amendment are powerful, but not sacrosanct. We must stand up, together, to protect each other....

PERSPECTIVE: County Supervisors Trample Free Speech Over Rude Comments

We would cheer the County Board for taking quick action, but, under their new rules, whistling, clapping, and stamping of feet are not allowed....

Warning! Final Act of 101 Ash Cover-Up is Imminent with No One to Stop It

Final stage of the cover-up is near with the help of the one person that was supposed to stop them in the first place....

GUEST COMMENTARY: Helping Water Ratepayers Stay Afloat During COVID

The pandemic has brought into even more compelling focus an important societal issue in San Diego County and California: How to ensure that everyone has access to safe and reliable water supplies....

GUEST COMMENTARY: The History Behind the Debate Over ‘Chicano’ and Other Labels Goes as Far Back as 1848

By Herman Baca: Historically, the question of identification for Mexicans left in the U.S. after the U.S.-Mexico War ended in 1848 as to who we are and how we identify ourselves remains a generational “problem” or “issue,” to date....

GUEST COMMENTARY: Chula Vista Now Paying Significantly More for an Ambulance Trip to the Hospital

By Pablo Quilantan: On Oct. 1, 2020 the City of Chula Vista slammed its residents with an astoundingly high ambulance transport rate of $3,881.56....

GUEST COMMENTARY: Strong Women Lead

By Barbara Chávez Ybarra: I am thrilled and excited to see a woman, Barbara Bry, become our next Mayor of San Diego. There are so many reasons for my supporting Barbara Bry who is a more than qualified woman for the job....
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