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Questions for Barry Minkow
One of the most infamous crooks of the 1980s, now a pastor and fraud detective, is preparing for his Hollywood debut as a pre-Madoff swindler.
» Interview by RANDY DOTINGA | Nov 25
Credentialed: Photo Blog
A bon voyage to our beloved science reporter.
» Nov. 25
From Letters
Tourism dollars to promote education and ecological activities.
» Nov. 23 -- 8:05 pm
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Emptying the Notebook
What Ben Hueso won't cut, what Akron has to do with anything and how much kibble a police dog eats.
» Nov. 25
Cartoons
A little foresightedness can save a lot of pain down the road.
» Nov. 25
VOSD Explainer
Simplifying a complex tool used to pay for city services.
» Nov. 24
Public Safety
The downtown fire engine cost $820,000 and it's usually in the shop.
» Nov 25
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Former library worker wants city to post proposed changes. » Nov. 25 -- 3:45 pm
I'm taking the amazing lessons learned to Orange County. » Nov. 25 -- 3:35 pm
The downtown fire engine cost $820,000 and it's usually in the shop. » Nov. 25 -- 1:20 pm
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SCOTT LEWIS ON POLITICS
Updated -- Nov. 15 6:31 pm
The Clipboard
Updated -- Nov. 18 7:26 pm
Nerd's Eye View
Updated -- Nov. 24 6:59 pm
From The Cheap Seats
Updated -- Nov. 16 9:33 am
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Vox Populi -- Featured Stories and Comments
A draft report by private business leaders recommends that the city file for bankruptcy if urgent and drastic reforms aren't completed.
» (Nov. 20)
Nobody is sure exactly how deep San Diego Unified's deficit will be. But if everything goes wrong, all of its budget cuts still fall short.
» (Nov. 23)
San Diego Natural History Museum scientists are on a mission from the Navy to search for what most people avoid vigorously.
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(Nov. 24, 2009) — The mayor didn't offer specifics when asked whether the city has a long-term strategy, and said he thought it was better to hold off on serious cuts until 2011.
(Nov. 23, 2009) — Nobody is sure exactly how deep San Diego Unified's deficit will be. But if everything goes wrong, all of its budget cuts still fall short.
By REBECCA TOLIN
(Nov. 22, 2009) — San Diego Natural History Museum scientists are on a mission from the Navy to search for what most people avoid vigorously.
(Oct. 27, 2009) — San Diego County's housing prices rose for the fourth straight month in August, reflecting increased momentum and the impact of federal incentives.
Voice reporters and editors make frequent appearances on local TV and radio programs. To see what's being said and where, click the links below.
By RANDY DOTINGA
(Oct. 13, 2009) — News of the death of famed local swindler J. David Dominelli, which reached San Diego this week, reminded victims of hard lessons learned.
(Nov. 19, 2009) — Most of the city's biggest users have saved water since the conservation call began two years ago. But not everyone has cut water use.
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Photo of the Day: Salute to D-Wash
Save the Fire with Ecotourism
Too Little,
It was all out of need that I learned how to commit the fraud, out of necessity that I learned to do the things I ought to not have done.
