Russell Buckley: “Ratepayers are so generous as to let HWD employees start drawing a pension 12 years sooner than ratepayers can.”
Helen Ofield: “Civic history, culture and preservation, not to mention reasonable alternatives, matter little or nothing to Jacobs and his council.”
San Diego City Council’s approval of centennial makeover called “desecration” by critics.
The local factory will boast 450 jobs building concentrated photovoltaics for utilities.
Golden Era sitcoms are recalled with the deaths of two leading TV actors of the 1960s.
Rancho Bernardo factory will boast 450 jobs building concentrated photovoltaics for utilities.
Sherff’s Department says Social Host Ordinance was violated by 23-year-old.
Longtime Village merchant and civic figure was 72 when he died July 1 in wake of major stroke.
First plane arrived Friday at Palomar airport Friday; the first public flight is scheduled Oct. 15.
“Everyone he touched—either as a military officer, high school teacher or principal—came away the better for it,” said a longtime friend.
Deal is valued at $800 million, including $200 million for part of stake in Fox Sports San Diego.
Darron Williams is charged with throwing an explosive device at the Spring Street Trolley Station.
Bea Waggett-Brunner: “They not only apologized, explained what happened but OFFERED to make things right and would put on another fireworks show without charge.”
In the July 1958 Lemon Grove Review, editor Max Goodwin reports success of 10-month campaign.
Gov. Jerry Brown reappoints a former commander in the county Sheriff's Department.
Parade Chairman Dave Szymanski estimated 80,000 people lined the Orange Avenue route.
Garrett Jackson and Skylor McGee pleaded not guilty in San Diego Country Estates cases.
Glenda Brooks: "He encouraged me so much with his passion for the veterans. He looked at the veterans as deserving of everything that they should get.”
Victim of Fourth of July incident at Ramona home is identified for the first time as Liliana Velasquez.
Fourth of July sky show disappointed many people with its all-at-once display over the bay.
