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Bugged by U-T Litterbugs
The kicker is I have a pool, and a few years back I need to drain it to repair a leak. So I rent a pump and innocently start draining the water down the gutter. 45 minutes later the city storm water truck comes up, and threatens to fine me. Why? Well the water going down the gutter can move trash down into Mission Bay through the storm drains. HUH? Where do all those pesky UT paper spam bags go when it rains?— March 2, 2012 5:10 a.m.
Carlsbad Attorney Admits Taking Clients’ Funds for Personal Use
Sad. Amazing how the law "profession" covers for each other, and it's almost impossible to be disbarred in Kalifornia. Doctors loose their licenses all the time, but shyster attorneys usually get a slap on the wrist.— January 26, 2012 7:47 a.m.
John Moores asks $50 million for his 2006 Gulfstream 550
"Then there were the General Motors and Ford CEOs who had to unload their companies’ private planes and drive to Washington to beg for billions in taxpayer assistance" Great story, buy slight correction Matt. Ford never asked for any government handouts, just GM and Chrysler.— February 12, 2009 5:22 a.m.