There is some live music in San Diego these days. On Friday, September 11, I and my kids were able to attend Mainly Mozart’s drive-up Resilience concert at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. According to Mainly ...
September 16, 2020
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Mainly Mozart does drive-up at Del Mar Fairgrounds
Chalk talk for Chief David Nisleit
On August 27, San Diego’s chapter of Black Lives Matter held a protest in the Poway cul de sac that is home to San Diego Chief of Police David Nisleit. The “black women and femmes” ...
September 16, 2020
Todd Gloria gets cash from Juan Vargas cronies
The Inzunza principle The San Diego mayoral campaign of Assembly Democrat Todd Gloria has picked up cash from a close associate of two former aides to Democratic South Bay congressman Juan Vargas. Casey Haeling, a ...
September 16, 2020
Local teacher defends his profession
The past six months have been a bewildering time for education. Many teachers I know have been filled with anxiety about how best to instruct our students and how to support them emotionally online, all ...
September 16, 2020
Matt Potter's leftist agenda
San Diego's influence Matt Potter’s September 5, 2020 post on Los Angeles Jackie Lacey ("Dumanis, spouse, and San Diego cop union back L.A. District Attorney Jackie Lacey," Sept. 5) was a cheap sophomoric political hit ...
September 16, 2020
BrainLeap helps kids pay attention with The Attention Arcade
“What I was doing before wasn’t nearly as cool,” says Jeff Coleman, CEO of BrainLeap Technologies, the company he co-founded with his wife, UCSD researcher Leanne Chukoskie and her colleague, UCSD professor Jeanne Townsend. “This ...
September 16, 2020
The United States Department of Agriculture’s 160-degree pork guideline
Dear Hipster: Is there a moment that you can identify as the birth of the modern hipster? — Dick, Bankers Hill Well, as I have said before, the hipster is eternal. There have always been ...
September 16, 2020