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 A superior court judge issued a temporary restraining order Monday to stop SEDC from paying a $100,350 severance payment to its ousted president, Carolyn Y. Smith. Photo: Sam Hodgson
Today's Commentary
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If you read Proposition B, you will find that the plans are vague, the funding is unclear, and the basic notion that we can have it all on the port is unrealistic.
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By Lorena Gonzalez|Oct. 6
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Another slow start for the Chargers is nothing new.
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By Tom Shanahan |
Oct. 7
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City attorney challenger Jan Goldsmith, who out-fundraised Aguirre almost 6-1 in recent months, says he still expects Aguirre to pump plenty of his own money into the campaign.
Mike Aguirre pledges to go after a list of other subprime lenders in the wake of the foreclosure settlement between 11 states and Countrywide Financial Corp.
With the cost of running a local campaign well into the six figures, the Ethics Commission hopes to wean candidates off of their dependence on labor and business interests, as well as political parties.
The crazy coincidence about today's installment of People at Work.
Oct 6 -- 3:26 pm
The city attorney raises nearly $40k, but holds back on his personal spending.
» Oct. 6 -- 1:31 pm
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The jury hung on one of the claims in the Gay Pride Parade case and dismissed another. » Oct. 6 -- 7:02 pm
A superior court judge issues a temporary restraining order to stop a payment to the ex-SEDC President. » Oct. 6 -- 5:00 pm
After standardized testing? The deluge. » Oct. 6 -- 4:50 pm
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SCOTT LEWIS ON POLITICS
Updated -- Oct. 6 4:19 pm
Nerd's Eye View
Updated -- Sept. 3 4:13 pm
Café San Diego:
Updated -- Oct. 6 10:38 am
Opponents of Proposition B are counting on the fact that enough of the public will be too lazy to see the opportunities, creative ideas and work, can bring to our quality of life.
From The Cheap Seats
Updated -- Sept. 30 7:11 pm
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Vox Populi -- Featured Stories and Comments
San Diego Unified can now tie test scores to teachers and individual students using data analysis, a quiet revolution that is stirring hopes and fears in schools.
» Oct. 6, 2008
The various bailout schemes all employ the same flawed analytical framework that got us here to begin with.
» Oct. 3, 2008
Delora Snow is the woman who just brought cranberry juice and honey roasted peanuts to your seat on a flight to Las Vegas.
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(Oct. 1, 2008) — Jan Goldsmith says he would present the City Council with an analysis of Mike Aguirre's flagship litigation, but the challenger has few good things to say about the case.
(Oct. 6, 2008) — San Diego Unified can now tie test scores to teachers and individual students using data analysis, a quiet revolution that is stirring hopes and fears in schools.
(Oct. 2, 2008) — Often an afterthought to science powerhouse UCSD, the state school says less red tape is making it easier for researchers there to turn findings into products.
(Oct. 1, 2008) — The monthly Case-Shiller index shows home prices in July returned to a level last seen in the summer of 2003.
Voice reporters and editors make frequent appearances on local TV and radio programs. To see what's being said and where, click the links below.
(Oct. 6, 2008) — Delora Snow is the woman who just brought cranberry juice and honey roasted peanuts to your seat on a flight to Las Vegas.
(Oct. 3, 2008) — The city of San Diego's own study and interviews with experts and water agencies that rely on recycled sewage debunk the primary health concern cited by opponents of the technology.
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I did put some money in. I'm a gradualist, I don't want to do things precipitously.
