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Edison shutting down San Onofre permanently
Don, this ought to keep you and the READER busy for many years protecting San Diego ratepayers from SDG&E, SCE, CPUC and whatever is left of UCAN. Peevey must first be fired immediately by Brown for his part in creating the SONGS disaster as former SCE President, and then making the disaster increasingly worse as CPUC President. If Peevey isn't fired, then ratepayers shall get the worst screwing in utility history and Brown should be fired also.— June 7, 2013 1:05 p.m.
Enterprise zones a flop, says new study
"Pope" Doug and his San Diego style empire are dedicated to making as many "corporate welfare scheme"(s) as possible at the expense of San Diego taxpayers, and Wal-Mart is the new slave state that proves the South is rising again at the expense of American Democracy in spite of the Civil War. Quite a combination, proving that oligarchs shall always be with us, to robbing the demos regardless of unacceptable consequences for future generations. Are we ever going to learn from the lessons of history? The READER is the best educator in San Diego today so keep up your history lessons Don, hopefully we'll be able to send "Pope" Doug on the same journey that the "Duke" has been on and overthrow the GOP oligarchs at last.— June 7, 2013 3:16 a.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
Don, we all thank you for your continuing dedication to investigative reporting San Diego corruption, especially to counter the corrupt "Pope" Doug (the new "Duke") who is dedicated to enriching himself at the expense of the people of San Diego.— June 7, 2013 2:58 a.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
Now I'm confused, are you saying you left because there was no corruption left to report about and San Diegans are not hopeless, or that you can continue doing an excellent job investigating regardless of location because of better internet access to more information sources than ever before?— June 6, 2013 11:49 a.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
You might want to add: IN SAN DIEGO, FUKUSHIMA’S LEGACY COMES CALLING By Morgan Lee, U-T June 5, 2013 http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2013/jun/05/tp-in-…— June 5, 2013 1:48 p.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
Now I know why you moved to Colorado, San Diego and California have the most corrupt politicians, judges and PUC in the country. Duke was just doing what the rest of them are doing, but he made too many of them fearful that we would realize that they are all like him so they crucified him hoping we wouldn't notice, and we haven't.— June 5, 2013 1:28 p.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
That should keep the READER very busy with investigative reporting until all the culprits are in jail.— June 5, 2013 6:09 a.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
Michael Peevey was appointed CPUC President in 2002 after having been president of the SCE, Peevey is the root cause of criminal corruption and negligence by public utility executives in California who have been granted impunity by Peevey. As you have reported so well, UCAN has made it worse for the people of San Diego by not protecting the ratepayers. But the paramount fact remains that the greatest threat to ratepayers today is San Onofre. The consequences of San Onofre related criminal acts by the CPUC and SCE will result in skyrocketing utility rates, so we had better focus on preventing the ratepayers being forced to subsidize shareholder wealth in times when executives are committing criminal acts against ratepayer interests with the impunity granted by the CPUC. Maybe it is time for the READER to replace UCAN as our ratepayer champion with investigative reporting that will send CPUC and utility executives to jail where they belong before they destroy acceptable electric service in California.— June 4, 2013 12:31 p.m.
Charles Langley resigns from UCAN
This is a worst possible time for a so-called ratepayer champion to be held in contempt of public trust. Ratepayers whose utilities owned San Onofre can expect to be threatened with rate increases for the worst case of criminal negligence in electric utility history by SCE and CPUC. The motto for these utilities and the CPUC is now "Management Corruption, Threats Against Public Safety and Engineering Incompetence R Us." The utility executives who produced the 2000 Energy Crisis have now created the worst electric utility crisis in California history.— June 4, 2013 3:24 a.m.
More layoffs at Union-Tribune
OK then Don, let's focus on achieving solutions, at least for the sake of producing an acceptable quality of life legacy for our grandchildren and future generations.— May 31, 2013 2:58 a.m.