Lost is all the discussion of the Mission Valley Stadium site is the question of what to do with the stadium?
The Soccer City plan includes a new 36,000
Last night I had a dream that I died and was weirdly attending my own funeral, sort of like the movie Ghost, but with better acting.
It was touching to
Kris Michell, the President and CEO of Downtown San Diego Partnership, a nonprofit focused on coalescing downtown businesses and making San Diego's urban core a vibrant locale, is
Voter dissatisfaction with the Republican and Democratic Parties isn't going away. A recent Gallup poll reports that an all-time high 61 percent of respondents say both parties are
Californians will head to the polls earlier for primary elections. Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill Wednesday that moves all primary elections, including presidential primaries, from June to March.
The
On September 12, New York held its primary elections, and once again, a quarter of the state’s voting population -- the 3.2 million independent and unaffiliated voters who
Ground is being moved in Otay Mesa for six contractors selected to begin the process of building eight prototypes for the new border wall.
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) says
Focusing on whether a football player takes a knee or the president chooses to tweet about it misses a point.
Our country is absorbed in partisan controversy, and the media
Orange County set a participation record in the last presidential election, with more than 80% of registered voters casting ballots, the highest percentage in 40 years. High schools in the
Is anything less immutable these days than a political party’s orthodoxy? We all like to mourn the death of compromise, but the truth is this: even the Republican and
