Last week, California Attorney General Rob Bonta sent a letter to El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells warning him that he was violating state and federal housing laws when he threatened to fine them for participating …
October 7, 2022
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El Cajon mayor sends homeless to set up camp in County Supervisor Fletcher’s front yard
Len on the Lam: last known photo of the man known as Fat Leonard, here seen sprinting through the streets of Tijuana.
September 23, 2022
Navy reinstates Catholic worship at base chapel after unspeakable incident
Statement from Father Gerald Riptide, Navy Chaplain for San Diego, regarding the military branch’s announced and then retracted decision to cancel Catholic Masses at North Island Chapel: “As Christians, we believe that our prayers are …
September 23, 2022
A Home for the Homeless
On September 14, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) act into law. The law will allow courts to order treatment plans for mentally ill homeless individuals for up to …
September 23, 2022
SDSU to reassess new emphasis on traditional Aztec symbolism in wake of recent gang-rape charges
“Look, nobody’s suggesting that our team uniforms and school mascot actually led anybody to commit a gang rape,” says SDSU Football Brand Manager Sarah Booster. “But the descriptions that are coming out about the alleged …
September 9, 2022
Navy SEAL candidates following example of America’s first Super Soldier
“It’s sad, but not surprising,” said SEALs Director of Cleanup Ray Warcost of frequent performance-enhancing drug use on the part of Navy SEAL candidates, discovered in the wake of successful candidate Kyle Mullen’s death just …
September 9, 2022
Local activist group calls billboards along Martin Luther King, Jr. Freeway “economic racism.”
“Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. was an American Hero who championed the rights of the oppressed, one who is rightly honored with the naming of a Freeway passing through a traditionally POC part of America’s …
September 9, 2022
American expats in Mexico reconsider their decision in light of country’s low cost of dying
Two weekends ago, the Jalisco drug cartel shut down the city of Tijuana in retaliation for the capture of a high-ranking cartel member. They blocked roads by setting fire to vehicles, and posted warnings for …
August 26, 2022
Border bust leads to exposure of botched battle in the War on Drugs
A recent seizure of 238 pounds of fentanyl-laced drugs at the San Ysidro border checkpoint produced an unexpected bit of paperwork: documents suggesting that the epidemic, which claims more and more lives every month in …
August 26, 2022
King Coal pays visit to San Diego City Council to celebrate plan to eliminate natural gas
Excerpt from address of Old King Coal to San Diego City Council, August 19, 2022: “Right now, California gets fully 37% of its electricity from natural gas, compared to just 34% from renewables and a …
August 26, 2022