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San Diego Gains Jobs, but Unemployment Rate Still above 10%
Until the gov' expenses are tamed, and compensation is drastically cut, we won't improve.— January 22, 2011 6:35 p.m.
Tiger Woods to Open 2011 Season at Torrey Pines
And Golf (if you carry your own bag and walk the course) has plenty of cardio-vascular bennies. ========== OK, I will give you that one. I will say this, golf should NOT be a varsity sport in HS (or college). I am dead serious about that too. I thoroughly enjoy bowling. It is extremely fun and entertaining. Again, it is a close call to refer to it as a sport IMO. But when I was going to school in MI., during the winer we went bowling every Friday night. Everyone did. I say a lot of these comments tongue in cheek, but they are honest and from my heart. Golf aint no football!— January 22, 2011 1:17 p.m.
Congress Secretly Working on Way for States to Go Bankrupt
. http://preview.tinyurl.com/DAVIDSKEEL-WSJ-01-18-2… .— January 22, 2011 1:12 p.m.
San Diego Gains Jobs, but Unemployment Rate Still above 10%
Show us the pay breakdown of these "created" jobs (that are not seasonal) vs. several years ago, then we would be able to see a much clearer picture of SD's "REAL" job market! ========== Founder, I would bet 90% of these "newly created jobs" pay less than $10 an hour. It is just a guess, but I bet it would be close to the mark. Even contruction jobs, which ised to pay $20-$40 an hour are all being undercut by illegal immigration labor. When gov jobs pay far more than construction jobs-and they do-you know the ship is upside down, the immates are running the assylum.— January 22, 2011 1:11 p.m.
San Diego's antismoking law – cause of fires and second-hand smoke
I hate smokers. Having said that-it is hard to quit. Some experts have said it is more addicting than heroin. Not making excuses, just giving a reason why they have problems stopping.— January 22, 2011 10:08 a.m.
Encinitas Traffic Commissioner Peter Kohl Criticized for Rudeness
These are gov hacks, it is part of the gov culture-unaccountability-did you expect more?— January 22, 2011 10:06 a.m.
Tiger Woods to Open 2011 Season at Torrey Pines
I hate golf, always have, always will. My Dad was a golfer and tried to force me to be a golfer. Golf is not a sport. It is a game for old men who cannot compete in real sports-like football, baseball, hockey, boxing.— January 22, 2011 10:05 a.m.
San Diego Gains Jobs, but Unemployment Rate Still above 10%
The CA State U-3 UE rate is 12.5%-this double digit UE rate is going on it's 3rd year now (30 months)......and the jobs that are being created are not decent paying jobs, but low wage no benefits jobs-unless you are in the gov. The worst part is that this does not look like it will end this year. Home building MUST restart to move the state out of recession-and that is still a few years off.....— January 22, 2011 10 a.m.
Shell Game
Im all in. How about mid February-plan it 3 weeks out...let me know— January 21, 2011 6:37 p.m.
Is Chula Vista Budgetary Rainstorm That Bad?
You are just a moron wanting to point out the faults of public safety and thinking all you need is a GED to work for any city. Where, in fact, most workers for most public entities are highly skilled and highly trained. ================= Pancho, your nose is growing again. I have lived and have worked in CV, and San Ysidro-so once agaion your know it all comments are as off base as the rest of the BS you spout. But it makes no differnce if you live or do not live in CV-it is a PUBLIC city, and the muni decisions affect everyone who is within it's boundries. BTW- life guards are NOT required to have their "training paid for" by the muni-another whopper. It is a REQUIREMENT to have first aid and CPR training before being hired as a life guard-at the applicants expense. You would not even be interviewed without that safety background. CV is run by a bunch of clowns, and the employees are GROSSLY over compensated for their skills and education-especially the cops and FF's. That is why you and every other resident are being taxed to death for little to no service.— January 21, 2011 8:52 a.m.