This morning, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) Board of Directors voted to give MTS CEO Paul Jablonski $36,000 in bonuses, which results in an annual net compensation increase of $13,344 when healthcare insurance costs are factored in. This number is astonishing in and of itself, as the median individual income in several cities…
On Thursday, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) Board of Directors will host its monthly board meeting to discuss various projects and issues related to the MTS. While most of the meeting agenda appears to be the standard bureaucratic discussions that are most useful as a sleeping aid, there’s something rather nefarious and deeply…
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors recently put into effect a one-year moratorium on the sale of electronic smoking products. They also decided to ban the popular flavored vaping liquids. The moratorium will officially begin on February 28, but will not be enforced until July 1. The ban on flavored liquids will be lifted…
Written by Michael Palomba SANDAG Executive Director Hasan Ikhrata, Rep. Mike Levin, City Councilwomen Barbara Bry and Georgette Gómez, Assemblymembers Todd Gloria and Lorena Gonzalez, and County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher have all been sounding the alarm on the issue of emissions—despite the fact that San Diego has more than achieved its emissions reduction goal for…
As 2019 comes to close, it would be reasonable to reflect upon the year and recognize the people who made a substantial impact throughout the past 12 months. To no surprise, Voice of San Diego did just that by creating an absolutely absurd and partisan list that clearly favors the left. Firstly, they praised far-left…
(San Diego, CA) – The once-respected San Diego Union-Tribune, flailing in an era where newspapers and the mainstream media struggle for relevance, have firmly established themselves as an organ of the Democratic Party. For the last few years, the U-T has systematically targeted Republican candidates in tough election campaigns with negative articles designed to arm Democratic…
On Monday, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors re-voted on a previously settled measure regarding the approval of four satellite voting offices. These new voting stations would be available for the primary elections in March. While it may not be clear why such a measure is relevant or deeply consequential, the process that the…
California Democrats have not been shy to express their enthusiasm about switching to green energy. Initiatives boasting 100 percent renewable energy within the next 20 years seem too good to be true, because they are, but they’re precisely the type of bills being pushed through the State Legislature. Recent PG&E fire failures certainly put the…
Written by Michael Palomba Last Tuesday, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted in favor of a one year ban on the sale and distribution of all electronic smoking devices. The ban, which passed 3-2, will only affect sales in unincorporated areas of San Diego. In addition to the ban on devices, all flavored…
Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez over the weekend received much-needed criticism for her most recent travesty of a bill—AB 5. This bill effectively looked to cut the source of income for many workers in California and even hurt free speech by limiting freelance writers’ ability to work. In uncanny behavior, from an elected official, the Assemblywoman attacked…
