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on District 2 Candidate Richard Bailey Issued Formal Warning by Fair Political Practices Comm. for Failing to Disclose Stock Investments: “Carol, the problems with our current situation are due to Todd Gloria’s corrupt practices and his devotion to his developer…” Apr 10, 15:36
on Port of San Diego Moves on Environmental Restorations to Harbor Island Park: “It would be helpful to know just what the engineered shoreline looks like, how it works and how it provides…” Apr 10, 12:38
on District 2 Candidate Richard Bailey Issued Formal Warning by Fair Political Practices Comm. for Failing to Disclose Stock Investments: “So “politics over policy” is the preferred approach here. How has that been working for you?” Apr 10, 12:36
on ‘I Stand With 81% of San Diegans Who Strongly Oppose Paid Parking in Balboa Park’: “I stand with Paul Kreuger and 81% of the citizens of San Diego in objecting to parking fees in Balboa…” Apr 10, 11:41
on District 2 Candidate Richard Bailey Issued Formal Warning by Fair Political Practices Comm. for Failing to Disclose Stock Investments: “But Lisa, what about the issues that you and the Rag agree on?” Apr 10, 10:49on District 2 Candidate Richard Bailey Issued Formal Warning by Fair Political Practices Comm. for Failing to Disclose Stock Investments: “Where have I been you ask? I have chosen to minimize my OB Rag viewing. As you said, Chris, this…” Apr 10, 10:19
on District 2 Candidate Richard Bailey Issued Formal Warning by Fair Political Practices Comm. for Failing to Disclose Stock Investments: “Do you really think the Rag is pro Todd? Where have you been?” Apr 10, 10:05
- on Update on Corey Bruins’ Criminal Fraud Case — Preliminary Hearing Set for January 26: “UPDATE: Bruins had a prelim today, April 10th, but instead of a hearing, Corey fired his lawyer and got a…” Apr 10, 09:58
on Riverside Sheriff’s Seizure of Ballots Is Cynical, Dangerous and an Act of Voter Suppression: “Seal, the courts have allowed this to proceed. The potential for “sowing the seeds of mistrust” is not a legal…” Apr 10, 09:39
on The Black Has Re-Opened: “Glad someone stepped in and did the right thing by keeping it open. Does anyone know anything about the new…” Apr 10, 09:35
on Developers Pay to Play and Taxpayers Foot the Bill — Just Look at Midway Rising and the Bias Against CEQA: “Key Aspects of Being Fleeced: Overcharging: Paying an exorbitant or unfair price, such as hidden fees or inflated tourist prices.…” Apr 10, 09:29
I had Cabrillo community garden since 2014 across the street before that it was urban roots
I don’t mind the increased residential density along that part of Voltaire, where appropriate, but the demand by the city that the street level space must be retail or restaurant has been gigantic failure. This is not Philly or DC or NYC, this is San Diego.
The street level retail enables the city to approve fewer parking spaces. The idea is that a parking space will be used by a business during the day and the working residents would use the parking space at night. The details were rather fuzzy about restaurants and at-home work spaces. That was then this is now. Is Voltaire a transit corridor? Fewer parking spaces required. It is all about parking.