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San Diego's 'Special' Fire Problem

By Vladimir Kogan

The reason for the county's fragmented fire protection system.

New Method for Deriving Stem Cells Allows Focus on Important Ethical Questions

By Mary Devereaux and Jeanne Loring

But the debate is not over yet.

Making It to Kindergarten

By Jonathan Heller

Research -- and our own experience -- has shown that children can make strides and even recover from autism with the right combination of early intervention, persistence and patience.

Lead Feet and the Pershing Onramp

By Crawford Coates

Our cities must cease to put cars at the forefront of urban planning, otherwise we'll continue to see accidents like the ones I've witnessed in the past weeks on Pershing.

Something to Think About

By Gary Sutton

To the UPS driver, an idling vehicle shall not sit long. Not so for public servants.

A Marshal’s Eye View of the 2008 U.S. Open

By Kevin McLean

Bringing this tournament to town has cost us the playability of our municipal landmark.

San Diego Housing Commission: Losing Sight of Mission?

By Tom Scott

The Housing Commission is converting what were once the most affordable housing units in the city to homes with rents higher than their primary customers can afford.

Refocus CCDC, Don't Kill It

By Peter Q. Davis

The executives' salaries are too high, its focus on boutique design off-base and its return to the city is all questionable. Its mission is not.

Seniority Is Excuse for Weak Leaders

By Camille Zombro

We’re tired of being the scapegoat for an education system we don’t control.

From the Bronx to Petco, It's in the Blood

By Ben Kamin

Arlin Schumann may not have liked Petco Park's postmodern ambience, but it sure would have liked his grumpy fan credentials. 

BailoutWatch: I Can't Even Keep Up

By Rich Toscano

The frantic government attempts to bail out the housing and credit markets have become borderline absurd.

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Battling for Our Budget

By Allison Finn

This is about our education, our potential, our future. A student's perspective.

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I Won’t Be Sued Into Silence

By Dianne Jacob

I was sued by the owner of the LA Times for speaking my mind about the business practices of one his companies. I'm speaking again.

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One City at a Time

By Steve Castaneda

Chula Vista is trying to do its part to prevent global warming.

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Both Promise and Peril

By Mike Kalichman and Larry Hinman

With major scientific discoversies, some right here, the Brave New World is knocking at our door. More people than just the scientists and their boosters should be talking about what it means.

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