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Senator Hueso busted for DUI, paper reports
"Latino Caucus" Segregation based on ethnicity is not a cool thing. Anyway, Hueso has a long history of questionable ethics, legal issues and appearances of corruption. The People deserve better. He needs to resign.— August 22, 2014 11:01 a.m.
Olympic committee to palm off training center?
You can't blame Mayor Cox as Aguilar, Ramirez, Bensoussan, and Castenena went along with all the apartment complexes and even wants more than the mayor to be PC and increase "affordable housing" in Eastlake. Aguilar in particular has pushed for more low rent complexes in Eastlake. Doesn't she live in Bonita?— August 16, 2014 10:04 p.m.
Olympic committee to palm off training center?
I blame the CV City Council for approving all those new mega apartment complexes surrounding the OTC. I predict huge debt and many more property tax increases in Chula Vista to pay for this white elephant.— August 15, 2014 3:53 p.m.
Sweetwater district’s mellow ruse
We're to the point we need a class action lawsuit against the District regarding the illegal components of the "mitigation agreements."— August 13, 2014 10:58 p.m.
Sweetwater district’s mellow ruse
Anyone know of any candidates willing to repeal the automatic annual tax increases?— August 13, 2014 1:20 p.m.
Sweetwater district’s mellow ruse
It is illegal to move Mello-Roos funds out of the CFD they were collected from. Local "agreements" cannot obviate the state law. Also, Mello-Roos taxes cannot be used for salaries, bonuses, iPads, etc. Only facilities in the CFD they were raised from. Mello-Roos funds cannot be co-mingled with other District monies. Schools within a CFD cannot have a lower budget (per pupil) than other (non CFD) schools in the District as that is a form of illegal laundering of Mello-Roos funds. Blatant disregard for the law in this matter is very troubling. Any candidate for the SUHSD Board needs to completely explain where they stand on these matters. Especially the annual tax increases.— August 13, 2014 5:27 a.m.
Sweetwater district’s mellow ruse
Can you believe the board and the administration agreed to RAISE Mello-Roos taxes 2% every year, indefinitely! And then they refuse to provide any itemized accounting of the spending. State Law requires that Mello-Roos funds only be spent on "real property" i.e. Buildings and facilities. So how come SUHSD is allowed to break this law??— August 12, 2014 9:36 p.m.
Democracy costs, even in Chula Vista
The top two candidates go to a runoff in the General Election. That is the California State Standard system of elections. Just because Democratic Party activists want to snuff out any competition doesn't mean Chula Vista should break away from the California system. Oh, and remember when Chula Vista voters voted overwhelmingly to reject union-only Project Labor Agreements, but then politicians implemented those cushy union deals anyway (in exchange for campaign cash from the union bosses)? No complaints from Democrats like Ms Luzzaro on that issue of overturning the voters will?— August 9, 2014 12:58 p.m.
Deported migrants protest in Tijuana
They broke the law. There is a process to follow to get a visa. They chose instead to do it the illegal way. No sympathy.— August 9, 2014 12:52 a.m.
Buzzing up
Anyone that has listened to KPBS over the years knows that it's a decidedly left of center organization and it shows this obviously in it's broadcasts.— August 9, 2014 12:43 a.m.