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May 17, 2022 Former nuclear regulatory top dogs from the United States, France, Germany and Great Britain recently issued a joint statement opposing expansion of nuclear power as a strategy to combat climate change. why? There’s not a single good reason to build new nuclear plants. Here are ten solid reasons not to. one. Nuclear … Read more

May 17, 2022 The city’s former real estate chief recently testified under oath that she directly asked the city’s 101 Ash St. and Civic Center Plaza landlord at least twice if the company was paying the city’s purportedly volunteer real estate adviser. On two occasions, ex-city real estate director Cybele Thompson recalled during an April … Read more

Get on up, San Diego! It’s Wednesday, so let’s get you started with everything you need to know going on around San Diego today. First, today’s weather: Patchy fog, then sun. High: 69, Low: 60. Are you a local business owner or marketer? We can help you effortlessly run effective ads that reach customers in … Read more

San Diego hasn’t had a new sheriff in more than a decade, but that will soon change as voters select the replacement for retired Sheriff Bill Gore in this year’s election. Gore retired earlier this year, and, in March, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to temporarily appoint Tony Ray to fill the … Read more

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – “It’s the opportunity we were waiting for,” shares Diana Tapiz. “It’s the opportunity that many San Diegans are waiting for.” For Tapiz, a Chula Vista chef, her business is now the first ever to be recognized as a home kitchen in San Diego County — and she’s certainly not the last. … Read more

Good Morning, I’m Annica Colbert….it’s Tuesday, May 17th>>>> San Diegans take a stand against racism More on that next. But first… let’s do the headlines….###### Federal officials say they’ve found a sophisticated cross-border tunnel in Otay Mesa. Officials announced the discovery Monday. They say it has reinforced walls, a rail system, power and ventilation. The … Read more

The city’s ex-real estate chief says the city’s 101 Ash St. landlord at least twice denied paying a real estate guru who volunteered for the city. It turned out that city landlord Cisterra Development paid commercial real estate broker Jason Hughes $9.4 million for his work on city leases at 101 Ash and Civic Center … Read more

By Kym Bower, Times of San Diego May 16, 2022 Wildlife face unprecedented hardships, particularly in California. Considering habitat loss from continuous urban sprawl, recreational hunting, catastrophic wildfires, and record-breaking droughts, it’s more important than ever that we have a strong understanding of what our wildlife populations are so that we can adequately monitor which … Read more

Marchers in downtown San Diego Saturday showing their support for reproductive rights. Photo credit: OnScene.TV Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in San Diego and across Southern California on Saturdays as part of a nationwide effort to show support for abortion rights. The protests came as the US Supreme Court is apparently … Read more