This issue’s Letters to the Editor
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Governor Jerry Brown signed Penal Code 832.7 into law in 1977, making secret any information about the advancement, appraisal, or discipline of a peace officer. That means all records related to an investigation into an officer, including for serious misconduct, is confidential. Today, it is widely reported that California is among the most secret of any state with respect to police records. California also has more police shootings resulting in death annually than any other state.
It’s that time of year again. As another summer comes to a close in San Diego, parents and kids alike are getting their back-to-school plans together—but preparing your kids for a new school year means more than just shopping for supplies.
As a woman and a mother who is deeply concerned about climate change, a decision by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) a few weeks ago enabled me to take a break from my feelings of dread. In fact, I all out rejoiced.
Homelessness is a huge problem affecting our community and our local economy – it’s one of the issues I hear about most from my constituents.
Thank you for the interesting article about Dr. Mudekereza and the New Neighbor Relief program. I was moved by the need and made a small donation to the org.
The core motivation of Prop 13 was to protect Californians from being taxed out of their homes by the state.
The temporary location was given to the library after a 2005 agreement between the city and the San Diego County Library.
“We live in La Mesa and enjoy going out to dinner at several restaurants downtown. We have stopped going there on Fridays due to taking as long as 15 minutes getting a parking place.”
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