For many San Diego County parents, finding childcare can feel like a second job. Finding someone you trust to care for your baby is no small task. Parents can spend hours researching providers, reading reviews and making calls before they…
A San Diego City Council committee has voted to eliminate Flock automated license plate readers — technology that the city’s mayor and police chief strongly support — creating friction at City Hall and uncertainty about whether the technology will actually be removed.
Rep. Scott Peters, D-San Diego, is stumping for an energy transmission and permitting bill on Capitol Hill that supporters want to take up in the upcoming lame duck session of Congress — and Peters says part of the expansive legislation can…
Leonard Duguay’s 85th birthday came and went on July 5, 2016, without celebration. The Modjeska Canyon resident had disappeared and the search for him took a mysterious turn weeks later when his car was found at the same wilderness site where a Fullerton…
San Diego Union-Tribune Re “Feds issue 11th-hour ultimatum over state voting rolls” (Oct. 15): Be careful, it’s a trap! It is so obvious that the president is setting everyone up for the big denial on Nov. 3. It also smacks of the…
William B. Gross wasn’t looking to build a community when he arrived in San Diego. The Pennsylvania-born theatrical agent and sometime actor wanted a peaceful place to retire — and an investment that might pay off. A chance meeting with Ed Fletcher…
San Diego Union-Tribune There are many paths that Donald Trump is taking toward an imperial presidency. But for the moment, the hot buttons are press access and the potential denial of broadcast licenses. The issues are framed in terms of…
Challenger Martha Abraham continues to build momentum in her battle against incumbent Henry Foster to represent southeastern San Diego on the City Council — but Foster is also getting strong support in their runoff. The Democrat-versus-Democrat battle has divided politicians at…
Julian is usually introduced through its gold-rush past. But the San Diego County mountain town has a much bigger story. Its history includes orchards, newspapers, schools, churches, hotels, Black pioneers, town halls, and even an attempt to become the county…
There is a very important election coming up on Nov. 3. Deciding on which candidates to support is usually driven by personal political preferences, and the candidates make major efforts to inform the voters as to where they stand on key…
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