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Mayor Filner proposes cutting City Attorney budget. City Attorney responds with $2,500 gift to Republican Party
Impeach King Filner. He has no regard for the law or what's best for this city.— April 16, 2013 9:11 a.m.
Seal You Later
It's a breath of fresh air to see an article written that shows the true climate of what is happening down at the children's pool. Thank goodness for people like John Leek who are taking a stand for our legal rights. This "Friends of Seals" organization is taking our city for a joyride and it's a downright disgusting example of political manipulation and a waste of much needed city funds. I hope we see more stories like this and that someday real soon the authorities will be able to remove these sidewalk pedaling eco-thugs from our public beach. I feel bad for the tourists/people they manipulate into thinking they are actually saving any seals. What a joke!— February 25, 2010 9:02 a.m.