Guest View: Steadfast against hate and intolerance
It’s truly unsettling that Peter Freidman’s message of hate and intolerance has been allowed to echo through a public library – an institution where the beacons of knowledge navigate wayward seekers of information towards accepted truths rather than blind them with lies and falsehoods.
Will faith-based politics yield to reason?
In his day Voltaire was probably the most famous man in Europe,
Marty: Fog machine in the Information Age
In September of 1933, Time magazine ran a story titled
This board was elected to make change
I am writing this letter to share with everyone who reads it. I
Water Cooler: Have media crossed the line in presidential race?
In this installment of Around the Water Cooler, panelists answer the question: Have media outlets stepped over the line in their level of examination into personal lives of candidates for U.S. president? Click on the graphic to see the answers.
Letter: Ernie Reyes was pioneer in politics
Ernie Reyes passed away recently in San Diego. He lived most of his life in this community and contributed a quality of leadership we all benefit from to this day.







