Plan Approved to Find Faults Near Diablo Canyon
Environmentalists worry the 3-D seismic tests will harm marine mammals.
Author: Nick Welsh
Filet-O-Dawg
Homophobic chicken sandwiches, mass abstentions, and plummeting property values.
Das Gets First Chairmanship
Williams appointed to head the state Assembly’s Higher Education Committee.
A Year in the Life of Restorative Policing
Sergeant Ed Olsen reports encouraging facts, figures, and anecdotes.
Matt Sanchez Dies
The former gang leader spent the last 20 years of his life working with at-risk teens.
Naomi Schwartz’s Send-Off
Nearly 400 people gather to bid farewell to the former county supervisor.
Governor’s State Water Proposal Draws Local Criticism
Carolee Krieger says average water bill for South Coast water consumers could increase.
Enrollment Way Up in City-Run Camp and Rec Programs
Enrollment in city-run camp and recreational programs swelled by 26 percent this summer, with 564 more kids signing up for a host of programs over the previous year, bringing this year’s total to 2,711.
El Presidente of the Past
El Presidente in 1948 and 1949, Jack Rickard turned Fiesta’s light back on following the four-year blackout imposed by World War II.
Gang Task Force Chief Updates City Council
Says coordination between multiple agencies and entities has increased.
