Opinion
Guest Editorial: How veterans changed the military and built the middle class
We thank labor unions for the eight-hour work day, pensions, the weekend and many other employment benefits Americans enjoy.
Read moreLetters to the Editor: Nov. 23, 2018
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 23, 2018
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Guest Editorial: Don’t procrastinate: October is the time to get your flu shot
It’s that time of the year when you start hearing about the flu shot or seeing signs to “Get Your...
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Guest Editorial: Here out West, ‘smoke season’ keeps getting worse
By Jill Richardson | Guest Editorial Addressing climate change costs money, but wildfires gobbling up our country — and seas...
Read moreLetters to the Editor: Sept. 28, 2018
Popular project Re: “Project aims to bring back La Mesa Emporium” I just read...
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Internet access already being limited
By Rep. Susan Davis | District 53 Dispatch It certainly did not take long for internet service providers (ISP) to...
Read moreLetters to the Editor: Aug. 24, 2018
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Police work needs more transparency
Governor Jerry Brown signed Penal Code 832.7 into law in 1977, making secret any information about the advancement, appraisal, or...
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Guest Editorial: Back-to-school safety tips for families
It’s that time of year again. As another summer comes to a close in San Diego, parents and kids alike...
Read moreGuest Editorial: CPUC pipeline decision proves commitment to clean energy
As a woman and a mother who is deeply concerned about climate change, a decision by the California Public Utilities...
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San Diego Border Patrol Agent Suing for Wages Unpaid Since Shutdown Began - Times of San Diego
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Albert Vieira, working as a border agent in San Diego, hasn't been paid since the partial government shutdown began Dec. 22. Now he's the named plaintiff in a major lawsuit against the federal government.