Written by: Natalia Perez Cuba has been swarmed in anti-government protests for weeks, making global headlines throughout many social media platforms. Recently, the Cuban government passed Decree 35, a law that treats “misinformation” as “cyber-terrorism.” Essentially, this new law bans the use of false news or content that “upsets public order.” Ultimately, those who choose…
Written by: Nathaniel Mannor We live in a clown world: hypocrisy is leadership, and government control is safety. But none is more clownish than how Democrats manipulate COVID 19 “science” to tell parents how to parent and how people should live. They say ‘follow the science’ when the science they promote is very questionable. On…
Written by: Sasha Reva About three weeks have already passed since SDSU posted their report about the county’s COVID-19 hotel program, and county officials refuse to talk about it. The report outlined that San Diego County gave an unqualified company a contract that started at $30 million to operate the COVID-19 hotel sheltering program. The…
Written by Amanda Angulo On Tuesday, the County Board of Supervisors had unanimously approved the extension of a contract to allow the San Pasqual Academy to remain open through June 30th of 2022. The San Pasqual Academy located in Escondido is known to be the first residential educational campus for foster kids. It was supposed…
Written by Will Seykora Tuesday afternoon Supervisor Nathan Fletcher announced that San Diego would be moving to California’s Yellow Tier, the least restrictive tier in California’s “Blueprint for a Safer Economy.” This comes just weeks after Fletcher stated that he wasn’t “Overly optimistic that will happen before June 15th…” when asked if San Diego would…
Written by Joseph Perez In another bid to waste San Diego tax dollars, Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and Supervisor Nora Vargas have proposed yet another government office. The Office of Immigrant and Refugee affairs seeks to waste taxpayer funds on people attempting to abuse the system. One of the new Offices’ goals will be to place…
Written by Destiny Garcia-Rodriguez Unlike many other states that have lifted mask mandates early on in the pandemic, California Governor Newsom has repeatedly delayed lifting the mask mandate. Even now with new guidelines from the CDC no longer requiring those who are fully vaccinated to wear face coverings, Newsom has decided to prolonged the wait…
Written by Will Seykora On Thursday San Diego County Chief Administrative Officer Helen Robbins-Meyer recommended a $7.03 billion budget proposal for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. This is a 7.3% increase from last year’s spending, leaving taxpayers to foot the bill. Democrat Supervisor Nathan Fletcher calls this spending increase “a step in the right direction,” stating…
SAN DIEGO — Paula Whitsell, Chairwoman of the Republican Party of San Diego County today issued the following statement in response to the County Board of Supervisors considering hazard pay for all county employees: “San Diego County went into lockdown in March of 2020, ostensibly to flatten the curve. We have seen our neighbors lose their jobs,…
By Andrew Morris San Diego has finally moved into the orange tier of Gov. Newsom’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy. County Chair Nathan Fletcher, who has consistently been on the side of lockdowns and COVID-19 restrictions, stated, “San Diego is officially moving into the ‘orange tier,’ yet another significant step in our recovery from COVID-19.”…
