Community Commentary
How does teenage pregnancy impact your life?
You will be stunned how teenage pregnancy impacts our community, our state and our nation.
Support the Army Corps of Engineer’s 50-year beach sand replenishment alternative EN-1A
On May 8 at 6 p.m., at the Encinitas City Hall, the Encinitas City Council will consider the Army Corps of Engineer’s proposed sand replenishment project for the next 50 years along the Encinitas shoreline.
Will farm labor shortage drive immigration changes?
There has been some dispute over whether the labor shortages California farmers reported over the last few years are real. It turns out they are very real, but that doesn’t quiet the skeptics.
GOP revival will take big Orange County change
For more than half a century, the Election Night fate of California Republican candidates could be foretold early in the vote count: If a Republican emerged from Orange County with a lead of 250,000 or more votes, he or she would almost always win statewide office.
Traffic fads and the aging driver
We all are getting older, and so is our brain, which among other tasks, mediates response time and the myriad inputs involved in driving a car.
California money switches rouse voter suspicion
One reason Gov. Jerry Brown’s Proposition 30 tax increases passed so handily last fall was that many voters became convinced that if they didn’t say yes to the new levies, the sky would fall.
Reboot the Mission
“People are crazy and times are strange,” from Bob Dylan’s Academy award-winning song.
The false assumption that passing taxes will be easy
Spend more than $30 million to pass a temporary tax increase proposition.
New age yoga: Old age theft and surrender
What is Yoga? Hinduism. Some 5,000 years ago, there were people living in a place which came to be known as the (H)indus river valley.
