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Seau Apparent Suicide Could be Watershed NFL Event
Since he was a homegrown superstar, and arguably the most famous athlete to ever come out of San Diego (with Ted Williams) it is a DEVESTATING LOSS fo the San Diego Community. I am stunned and saddened beyond belief.— May 2, 2012 5:49 p.m.
State Controller Weighs in on Prop A
Chiang is a mouthpiece for public unions.— May 2, 2012 5:47 p.m.
Bridgepoint Reports Poor Earnings, Stock Plummets
You think they're doing bad today-wait until the taxpayers pull the plug on these for profit "schools" and the federal loan money (which will never be paid back) dries up.— May 1, 2012 3:39 p.m.
Wrongful Death Suit Fingering Sheriff Deputy, CHP Will Proceed
The fact remains Houston granted Ritchies request for a dismissal on at least some of the actions-such as the 4th's excessive force claim- and Battaglia revived them. That is unusual. Judges do not normally reverse another judges ruling, with the rare exceptions of magistrate judges, who are helper judges (usually on motions), and even those are rare cases. Houston is not a magistrate judge. Anyway, just another day with certain judges who rubber stamp an gov action put in front of them.— May 1, 2012 9:50 a.m.
Filner Sets Fundraiser at Oceanview Mansion of Once Imprisoned La Jolla Lawyer
Filner has no plan to stop the public pension Ponzi scam, and for that reason alone he is wrong.— April 30, 2012 9:55 p.m.
Trial Begins For 8 Arrested in Protest for Same Sex Marriage Rights
<b>“"Why is the city wasting public money and time prosecuting people engaged in peaceful protest for LGBT equality?” asks Jose Medina, an Alliance member. “Peaceful protest is a protected right under the U.S. Constitution.” The group claims that the city attorney is “issuing subpoenas and flying witnesses in from as far away as Florida” as part of the misdemeanor prosecution.</b> GoldDork, what the hell are you thinking??? 90 days and a $400 fine and you're doing a jury trial??? Get a clue. The City Attorney has better causes-and money- to engage in.— April 30, 2012 9:09 p.m.
Wrongful Death Suit Fingering Sheriff Deputy, CHP Will Proceed
<b>Mrs. Medina filed a wrongful death complaint, which was dismissed at Ritchie’s request by U.S. District Court Judge John Houston. But that ruling was overturned by Judge Anthony Battaglia, who ruled that there is sufficient evidence to support a Fourth Amendment claim of excessive force.</b> Strange procedural action, two judges on the same case???? making different rulings-how did that happen??? Houston is a career gov employee who has never had a real job-as in non gov job- in his entire life. He has been on the gov dole since he turned 18. Not surprising to see him rubber stamp the approval of gov misconduct by dismissing a legit lawsuit.— April 30, 2012 9:06 p.m.
Filner Sets Fundraiser at Oceanview Mansion of Once Imprisoned La Jolla Lawyer
The Salk home on La Jolla Farms was titled under the Salk Institute, at least back in the early 1990's. I do not know the address anymore- I have been by it on a few occassions recently and the landmark 3 dolphin sculpture in the front of it (how I knew it was the Salk pad) appears to have been removed (or at least I could no longer see them). I don't think I have seen any simple houses in La Jolla farms, but the Salk pad was not as big as the others.— April 30, 2012 8:54 p.m.
Tom Blair Laid Off by UT
<b>You will notice that sports stories are constantly on page one. This is the mentality you can expect.</b> Remember Poppa Manchester ran that HUGE op-ed piece on the stadium expansion downtown on PAGE ONE back in January??? Have never seen anything like that in a major daily in my life.— April 29, 2012 6:24 p.m.
Sweetwater Union HS District Rescinds 19 Layoffs, but at What Cost?
Ed Brand is typical of gov, especially managers-lousy and no accountability at all, at any level.— April 29, 2012 1 p.m.