Jean Kellogg Schuyler: 1927-2019
Outdoorswoman and philanthropist Jean Schuyler never took her good fortune for granted; her perceptive choices in the causes and groups she supported inevitably meant success followed.
Author: Jean Yamamura
SpaceX Lands Second Rocket at Vandenberg
Payload deploys three weather and surveillance satellites for Canada.
Ventura Says No to New Cyclic-Steam Oil Drilling
Supervisors place a moratorium until regulations can be formed on contaminated drinking water wells and oil wells.
Help for Victims of Domestic Violence
One in three women have experienced violence by their partners. That is a staggering number.
America’s Gun Violence War
We are no longer the land of the free when we don’t feel safe in our homes, schools, churches, and on the streets.
The Choice
I very much appreciated Sharon Byrne’s thoughtful letter to the editor titled “Abortion: Where Are the Men?”
Green Card Time Limit
The story of Juana Flores being deported to Mexico is a compelling one, yet Judge Ochoa seems only to tell half the story.
Dear Miramar Hotel
Yesterday, a group of parents took kids to Miramar Beach after sixth-grade graduation to swim and maybe order snacks from the new hotel. The men in dark suits just wanted to order us off of our own beach.
Suspect Omar Leon Appears in Munoz Death Case
First hearing sets bail at $2 million and puts children under protection.
Border Security
Congress has failed to give the president the tools to end the border crisis.
