PERSPECTIVE: Will MTS Death Bring About Real Change?
24-year old Angel Zapata Hernandez died here in San Diego when two transit security guards attempted to arrest him.
Small Boat Crashes onto SD Coast, 4 Killed, 25 Rescued
29 people found after a small boat crashed onto the San Diego coast near Point Loma in what is believed to be a smuggling operation.
Distritos de Agua del Norte del Condado Se Quieren Separar, Dejando Que los Residentes del Sur Paguen los Costos
Dos distritos de agua rurales en el norte del condado quieren dejar la Autoridad de Agua del Condado de San Diego y obligar a los residentes restantes a financiar los sistemas de suministro y tratamiento de la región.
North County Water Districts Want to Break Away from County Group, Leaving South Bay Customers to Foot the Bill
Two rural water districts in North County want to leave the San Diego County Water Authority group of local water agencies and force the remaining water customers to finance the region’s delivery and treatment systems.
Former Owner May Have Kept Undisclosed Interest in 101 Ash St. Building
Email reveals previous owner may still have ownership in the building in violation of the City’s Charter and City Attorney Mara Elliott may have known since last December but didn’t disclosed it.
SDG&E Employee Fired Over Alleged White Supremacist Hand Sign is a Latino
Latino employee fired after a picture posted on social media showed him making a common hand gesture now associated with white supremacists, but there is no evidence he had any racist intentions or even knew what the hand sign meant at the time.
Taxpayer Group Wins Legal Fees in Case That Exposed City Attorney’s Attempt to Weaken State Disclosure Laws
Group won its case and nearly $90,000 in legal fees against the City of San Diego related to the City Attorney’s failed attempt to amend state laws to make it more difficult for the public and media to access public records.
Padres Win Season Opener, Looking to Build on Last Year’s Run
8 to 7 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks during the first game with fans -although limited- since the COVID-19 pandemic began last year. Tatis 1 for 4, Machado hitless.
PERSPECTIVE: Will MTS Death Bring About Real Change?
24-year old Angel Zapata Hernandez died here in San Diego when two transit security guards attempted to arrest him.
Small Boat Crashes onto SD Coast, 4 Killed, 25 Rescued
29 people found after a small boat crashed onto the San Diego coast near Point Loma in what is believed to be a smuggling operation.
Distritos de Agua del Norte del Condado Se Quieren Separar, Dejando Que los Residentes del Sur Paguen los Costos
Dos distritos de agua rurales en el norte del condado quieren dejar la Autoridad de Agua del Condado de San Diego y obligar a los residentes restantes a financiar los sistemas de suministro y tratamiento de la región.
North County Water Districts Want to Break Away from County Group, Leaving South Bay Customers to Foot the Bill
Two rural water districts in North County want to leave the San Diego County Water Authority group of local water agencies and force the remaining water customers to finance the region’s delivery and treatment systems.
Former Owner May Have Kept Undisclosed Interest in 101 Ash St. Building
Email reveals previous owner may still have ownership in the building in violation of the City’s Charter and City Attorney Mara Elliott may have known since last December but didn’t disclosed it.
SDG&E Employee Fired Over Alleged White Supremacist Hand Sign is a Latino
Latino employee fired after a picture posted on social media showed him making a common hand gesture now associated with white supremacists, but there is no evidence he had any racist intentions or even knew what the hand sign meant at the time.
Taxpayer Group Wins Legal Fees in Case That Exposed City Attorney’s Attempt to Weaken State Disclosure Laws
Group won its case and nearly $90,000 in legal fees against the City of San Diego related to the City Attorney’s failed attempt to amend state laws to make it more difficult for the public and media to access public records.
Elliott Admits 101 Ash St ‘Forensic Report’ Was Not Independent or ‘Unvarnished’ Truth
City Attorney’s office admits “forensic analysis” presented to the public as an independent report was an internal document edited by her office to withhold potentially damaging and embarrassing information, but Elliott lays the blame on Mayor Faulconer and the 2020 City Council for misleading the public about details removed from the report.
El Centro de Convenciones Albergará a Niñas Menores Migrantes, Gob. Fed. Pagará a la Ciudad
El centro de convenciones proporcionará refugio temporal para hasta 1,450 niñas que llegaron al país como menores no acompañados que buscan asilo y ahora están bajo el cuidado del Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de EE. UU.
SD Convention Ctr To House Unaccompanied Minor Girls, Feds to Pay City
Convention Center that hosts the annual COMIC-CON will temporary provide shelter for as many as 1,450 minor girls that arrived in the country as unaccompanied minors seeking asylum.
Informe de Michigan Muestra que la Patrulla Fronteriza Arrestó a más Ciudadanos Estadounidenses y Residentes Documentados que Inmigrantes Indocumentados
Un nuevo informe encontró que solo el 1.3% de los arrestos por agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza en Michigan y Ohio incluían inmigrantes indocumentados que intentaron ingresar ilegalmente al país.
Report in Michigan Shows Border Patrol Arrested More US Citizens & Documented Residents Than Undocumented Immigrants
A new report reveals that Border Patrol agents in Michigan and parts of Ohio arrested far more US citizen and documented Latinos than undocumented people trying to enter the country illegally.
PERSPECTIVE: Will MTS Death Bring About Real Change?
24-year old Angel Zapata Hernandez died here in San Diego when two transit security guards attempted to arrest him.
PERSPECTIVE: It’s Time for a Hero to Step Forward in 101 Ash St Debacle
Someone has to demand truthful answers and offer a clear path forward that protects taxpayers from losing money on a flawed real estate deal with a dubious history and uncertain future.
PERSPECTIVE: Politicos Ignoring La Prensa’s Questions is an Affront to Our Community
Dismissing and ignoring our questions is not an assault on La Prensa’s significance: it is an affront to our readers and our community.
PERSPECTIVE: Make No Mistake: We’re Watching a Slow-Motion Coup Attempt
A country is under attack by an attempted coup headed by the sitting President that is trying desperately to cling to power after losing an election. No, this isn’t the plot to a made-for-TV movie, or another Tom Clancy suspense novel. It’s happening to us.
PRESPECTIVE: GOP Starting to Rewrite History as Trump Starts Smelling Like a Loser
Republicans are already starting to pivot to start to rebuild the shambles of their party in what now seems like Donald Trump’s inevitable defeat.
PERSPECTIVE: Freedom of Speech and Cancel Culture ‘splained
We should understand, acknowledge, and support social change through activism, not discourage it. We should all be free to use our decisions, personal and financial, in ways that express our beliefs and opinions.
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