Messy things have no place at Starbucks--especially politics
San Diego Press Club Award: First Place Light Feature TRANSCRIPT: "Messy Things Have No Place at Starbucks--Especially Politics" David...
Nov 5, 1999
'Road kill' in our debates over growth
Road Kill is the subject of intense conversation in SANDAG subcommittees, city halls, business associations and smart growth policy...
Nov 4, 1999
Peace in the wind
Last week, the Marine Corps conducted a helicopter noise study along the coast of Del Mar to determine what residents along the I-15...
Sep 7, 1999
Somethings rotten in the state of Del Mar
Last week, after months of speculation and false starts, the Del Mar Fair Board unveiled three designs for a 200,000 square-foot...
May 13, 1999
Youngsters exposed early to adult fare
Just in case federal regulators think there is a future in controlling the entertainment industry’s assault on America’s children, I...
Feb 11, 1999
East Village could be civic and cultural Mecca
San Diegans thought big in 1998. We approved two managed growth plans along the city's northern edges, a ballpark anchored redevelopment...
Feb 5, 1999
A threat to our conservation plan
Once again, it's up against the public relations wall for San Diego's nationally acclaimed conservation program, the Multiple Species...
Jan 28, 1999
MSCP is a winner in San Diego County
San Diego's controversial Multiple Species Conservation Plan emerged from last week's elections as the land-use policy that will shape...
Nov 13, 1998
MSCP is a winner in San Diego County
San Diego's controversial Multiple Species Conservation Plan emerged from last week's elections as the land-use policy that will shape...
Nov 12, 1998
Uncommon coalition plans San Diego's future
There could be no two people in San Diego farther apart in their views regarding development of the northern part of San Diego than we...
Oct 30, 1998
