Rep. Peters takes blame for boomers generating massive debt, wants action – San Diego Union-Tribune
Rep. Scott Peters recently fessed up in a rather unique way. “My generation stole your money,” the 67-year-old…
He wants kids to love science and to see people who look like them who love it, too – San Diego Union-Tribune
He was never afraid to get his hands dirty, to get up close and personal with any and…
Elections are changing because of ‘fraud’ that isn’t there – San Diego Union-Tribune
Limits on how ballots get counted and who can cast them are likely coming. Whether any of the…
A book about the first Asian flyweight world champ is about more than boxing. It’s also about resisting colonialism and fighting for independence.
At first glance, you’d think it’s a book about boxing. “The book opens up and the first sentence…
Trump diminishes options that helped U.S. become more energy independent – San Diego Union-Tribune
Three years ago, Rep. Darrell Issa and numerous other Republicans endorsed an “all of the above” energy plan.…
Did immigrants keep the U.S. from going bankrupt? – San Diego Union-Tribune
As Republicans shift their politics on immigration enforcement, if not the policy of mass deportation, now seems as…
Backers of San Diego parking, trash fee repeal ponder broader changes – San Diego Union-Tribune
The outrage over the city’s new parking fees at Balboa Park seemed ripe for harnessing into an effort…
From playing with Lego pieces, to sculpting toys that look like hyper-realistic food, this Mira Mesa artist tells his life story using toys
Like a lot of artists, Zard Apuya remembers being the kind of kid who was always doodling or…
There are love stories all around us, so this playwright wrote one based on the love she’s always seen at home – San Diego Union-Tribune
It’s probably fair to say that Coza Joy was a theater kid. She always signed up for theater…
Congress takes a big swing at housing — will it matter in San Diego? – San Diego Union-Tribune
Led by San Diego, California has been roaring ahead when it comes to efforts aimed at facilitating more…
Artists look at how very small, micro events, can leave much larger marks on history and culture in new exhibition – San Diego Union-Tribune
For her part, Andrea Torreblanca was interested in a bit of a departure, a slight shift in what…
California’s inferno of regulations | News, Sports, Jobs
John Stossel, syndicated columnist Last year, California wildfires destroyed 13,000 homes. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced: “We…