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San Diego Wants to Extend Red Light Camera Ticketing, Bid Document Reveals
We need more of these. And speeding cameras too. All too many people killed and injured by these unsafe morons.— August 22, 2012 7:26 p.m.
Todd Gloria erased comments from constituents critical of Plaza de Panama and here is proof
It's his Facebook page. You don't have a righ to post your thoughts on his page. Use yours.— July 13, 2012 2 a.m.
Local Coastal Commission Meeting Won't Address Chula Vista Bayfront Plan
Now, how about developing the Salt works to a large signature park? When does their lease expire? Plenty of space down there.— July 10, 2012 1:18 p.m.
Local Coastal Commission Meeting Won't Address Chula Vista Bayfront Plan
I agree with much of what Pancho says. I'd like more park space too, but being obstructionist only keeps the industrial eyesore there longer. I'd also like to see all the SDG&E power lines and towers and stations gone too. How about a large outdoor bandshell and park east of lower Otay Lake? It's not Bayfront but it's a large space. Should make it a large signature park.— July 9, 2012 10:13 p.m.
Solar Power Company Sues San Ysidro School District
The incompetence at San Ysidro is rivaled only by the crooks at Sweetwater-Union and Southwestern College. And oh by the way, mostly the same friends and families involved.— June 20, 2012 4:16 p.m.
Firm of "Movement to the Middle" Leader Seeks Favors at City Hall
So the SD Reader is now publishing the talking points of the local Dem Party. What a rag.— April 28, 2012 11:40 a.m.
Chula Vista Considers West-Side Apartment Complex
People need to park in their garage, not in the street. And this project, along with the Eastern Urban Center, need to have underground parking. Or at least a parking garage structure. Using all that surface area for parking is a huge waste.— April 5, 2012 10:47 a.m.
More Contractor Coziness with Southwestern College Officials
Kudos to Susan Luzzaro! Now the question, why has the CURRENT board at Southwestern decided to keep Seville construction on contract? Pearl Quinones, Arlie Ricasa, John Wilson, Terri Valladolid, and the rest of these elected officials need to be indicted criminally. Oh, and same thing is happening at the Otay Water District. Gandara also needs to be indicted.— December 30, 2011 10:25 p.m.
Secret Coziness Between Seville Construction Services and Southwestern College Revealed
There are a lot more people involved than these two. Terri Valladolid and Yolanda Salcido are almost certainly guilty of breach of public trust. Others like Mary Salas have also political relationships with Seville.— December 29, 2011 8:36 a.m.