Written by Sasha Reva The report on Saldaña’s run was originally published in the Times of San Diego Lori Saldaña is getting ready for her fourth run for public office since 2012. The former Assemblymember from the 76th district has been slowly introducing her candidacy for San Diego City Council in District 2. She would…
Written by Sasha Reva This Wednesday, San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore announced his plan to retire next month almost a year before the end of his fourth term. The official date of his retirement is Feb. 3. Gore’s law enforcement career spanned 51 years and began in 1970. He began working in the Federal…
Written by Vincent Cain On Tuesday, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to pass an ordinance requiring safe firearm storage and prohibiting the production and distribution of untraceable ‘ghost guns’ throughout the county. Last October, Board Chairman Nathan Fletcher, and Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer voted in favor of the ordinance, and on Tuesday,…
Written by Nathaniel Mannor Although Congressional, State Senate and state Assembly districts are still in the making, San Diego County Board and Supervisors’ districts are finalized and immediately take effect. Each state redraws the borders of every state and local district every ten years per the Census, so each elected official represents the same number…
Written by William Hekman Everyone is in agreement that the comments made at the last County Supervisor meeting were reprehensible and disgusting. The individual, Jason Robo, told Nora Vargas that he “can’t wait for her arteries to clog, they’re not doing it fast enough” and called Wilma Wooten “Aunt Jemima”. This was met with anger…
Written by Nathaniel Manor Banning guns should reduce gun violence, right? Wrong. As we learned from the Prohibition Era, prohibiting an activity only drives it underground. Sadly, the Democrats haven’t learned this lesson and continue to push gun violence “safety” precautions by limiting our access to firearms. And like the Prohibition years, Americans are making…
Written by Amanda Angulo On Wednesday, October 6, the Los Angeles City Council leaders approved yet another mandate that requires those entering many indoor spaces to be vaccinated. This ordinance was passed by an approval of 11-2, which now mandates proof of both or full (as some have started to receive their booster shot) vaccines…
San Diego County voted to require vaccination against COVID-19 for all new hires. The vote came on Tuesday with a 3-2 vote on the requirement. The proposal was driven by Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, who has been one of the biggest COVID alarmists in the county and has pushed vaccine mandates and shutdowns throughout the pandemic….
Written by William Hekman San Diego County will be drawing new lines for the Board of Supervisors which will be done by an independent constituency committee. The drawing is in response to population changes in the county. A 14 member committee from San Diego County has held nine hearings and received hundreds of oral and…
First Published by: iNewsSource First written by: Cody Dulaney San Diego County officials gave an $83 million pay raise to a contractor that has been under scrutiny for its mismanagement of a COVID-19 quarantine hotel program. The increase came without any change to the contract’s scope of work and at the same time researchers from San…
