79th Assembly District special election kicks off
Written by Justin Culetu The special election for San Diego’s 79th Assembly District will begin this week to fill the…
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Over/Under on California Being Fully Reopen
Written by Philip Mauriello Jr., Managing Attorney of Arete Law A.P.C. and host of the California Underground Podcast This past…
An ode to San Diego Stadium
Written by Darren Pudgil, first published on SD Rostra As the last remnants of the stadium come down, I thought…
SDG&E Wins Approval to Eliminate High Usage Charge
San Diego Gas & Electric customers will no longer have to worry about getting hit with the state-mandated High Usage…
Teacher’s Unions working to delay San Diego Unified’s reopening
Written by Urvi Sakurikar The San Diego Unified School District has set April 12 as a target date for reopening,…
San Diego Event Industry dying due to Newsom’s shutdown order
Written by Amanda Angulo The San Diego Event Coalition was formed for the purpose of advocating for local event professionals….
Mental Health Issues still on the rise as Newsom doubles down on lockdown stance
Written by Joey Brasil As we approach the one-year anniversary of living under Gov. Newsom’s lockdown order, many Californians have…
Senator Patricia Bates Announces More Housing Grants for San Diego and Orange Counties
SACRAMENTO – Senator Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) thanked the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) for its recent…
TRADING PLACES – How the GOP is Fast Becoming the Party of the Blue Collar Worker!
Many of us know the story of The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain. Written in 1882, it is…
Why Schools Need to be Reopened
Written by Melanie Burkholder, PhD Draconian lockdowns have gone on for far too long. On this dreary day as I…