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Spokesperson for San Diego's Lifeguard Union files run for District 2 council seat
Interested in learning more about Ed Harris. It would be a wonderful thing for San Diego to close the door on both Faulconer and Zapf.— July 8, 2013 9:17 a.m.
U.S. investigating $100,000 donation, Channel 10 says
You have to watch Ch 10's latest report on Filner and the $100K to believe it. The reporter Ash badgers Filner during the Friday presser about the supposed investigation. Filner responds politely and firmly with questions about the Ch 10 source, which the reporter dodges repeatedly. Filner declines to respond to what he calls "rumors." Ch 10 encapsulates it all with a big lead, "Filner Dodges..." Then, amazingly, on their Ch 10 webpage, they quote their secret source as saying that the return of the $100K to Sunroad "shows a consciousness of guilt." It's the shabbiest, sleaziest reporting ever. Who is the manager of Ch 10? Is the tabloid style directed from the top, or do individual reporters decide to present anything they want?— July 7, 2013 7:41 a.m.
Property tax revenues up, but short of blistering recent sales numbers
Good data. Reader is an amazing source of info.— July 4, 2013 7:21 a.m.
Jeff Olson, the Mad Chalker, prosecuted by city attorney for words in front of Bank Of America
That's a nice idea, Fred. I like it. Also, Filner could announce he isn't going to attend any more closed sessions until Goldsmith apologizes to everyone and Andrew Jones apologizes to Rosa Parks' family.— July 3, 2013 10:11 p.m.
Council President Todd Gloria's Office says no vote was taken to release closed-session transcripts
Goldy loves to shade everything, grabbing phrases midsentence to allow him to do whatever he wants. He's the Interpreter in Chief in town. May the gods of truth and justice smack him down. One interpretation is that *any* closed session discourse between Filner and Jones was confidential. Maybe Judge Shore could decide if we have a Freedom of Speech issue here.— July 3, 2013 6:11 p.m.
Historic Fourth of July cannon recovered by Save Our Heritage Organisation
Wow, great story, and love the photo. Where did Zink keep this cannon?— July 3, 2013 6:04 p.m.
Jeff Olson, the Mad Chalker, prosecuted by city attorney for words in front of Bank Of America
I wondered what Olson's T-shirt said. Knowing that it says *I am displeased with the entire situation* makes me even madder that the "deals" that the city offered included anger management. Olson presented himself with gentle mildness when confronted by the BofA security jerk and by the police officers who were sicced on Olson. Even the chalked protests were polite, as I'm sure the jury noticed. The cheapest, laziest way to insult someone whose point of view is at variance with your own is to declare them "angry" or in need of behavior modification. It's the sort of cheap shot that Goldsmith and the cabal take toward Mayor Filner, day in and day out. Those people place great value on sticking the knife in with a quiet and sickly smile, smug comments, and supercilious remonstrations. It prevails in the City Attorney's office. The "deal" for Olson of taking anger management classes was twisted and insulting. In honor of Kafka's birthday, I'll paraphrase: In the fight between Goldy's cabal and the world, I'll back the world. Round One goes to Olson-Tosdal. (Goldsmith and the cabal, so pissed that DeMaio didn't win, must have never seen him fly into a rage in council meetings, demeaning anyone who didn't agree with him. We really are blessed that he is confined to sending out pleas for money, and isn't sitting in City Hall giving away favors and money to the cabal. I'll take Filner's honest outrage, any day, and wish we had a City Attorney that was his equal.)— July 3, 2013 5:21 p.m.
Romney's neighbors go for broke
Such huge problems *those people* have to worry about. Just raise the price of dues, Barberians. It's called free market pricing. Ask Mitt.— July 3, 2013 8:03 a.m.
Acquitted on all 13 counts of vandalism, jury says Jeff Olson should be free
Would love to know if Goldy helped craft a Cali law. Such laws are considered across the board to have negative impacts and to be a waste of government resources. Punitive suspension of DLs for "social non-conformance" reached such a level of abuse in recent years that law enforcement, AAA, insurance companies, and NHTSA worked to stop it. Goldy and team obviously don't keep up-to-date on their CLE: http://tinyurl.com/kl3ku4e http://tinyurl.com/kmxmwyf http://tinyurl.com/mdu6nc6 http://tinyurl.com/mj266wp— July 2, 2013 11:48 a.m.
Acquitted on all 13 counts of vandalism, jury says Jeff Olson should be free
Would love to know if Goldy helped craft a Cali law. Such laws are considered across the board to have negative impacts and to be a waste of government resources. Punitive suspension of DLs for "social non-conformance" reached such a level of abuse in recent years that law enforcement, AAA, insurance companies, and NHTSA worked to stop it. Goldy and team obviously don't keep up-to-date on their CLE: http://www.aamva.org/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?… http://www.policechiefmagazine.org/magazine/index… http://movemag.org/highway-safety/137-unlicensed-… http://www.carinsurance.com/Articles/lose-your-li…— July 2, 2013 11:37 a.m.