Survival in San Diego

Sending out an SOS

Published: Thursday, August 10, 2006 3:32 PM PDT



It takes a lot to make it in San Diego. Housing concerns, job issues, fuel prices, long commutes and ocean swimming advisories are like the sand that got in the watermelon you took to Windansea last weekend: they grind away a little bit of your bliss.

On this blog, you'll find the news about these issues. It's here where you'll find the housing news you until now have found in This Just In. You'll also find stories about the people affected by this news.

Like EB White said, "Don't write about Man; write about a man."

I might give White's words this twist to describe what we're doing here: "Don't write about a city; write about how the people of that city live and work there. And give them news updates and interesting stories to help them make better decisions."

OK, so it's not as concise as White's adage. I'll keep working on it. Check back soon, and send me your San Diego survival sagas.

-- KELLY BENNETT



SEDC Responds to Mayor's Inquiry:

 

Memo details bonuses and additional compensation of all employees.

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 6:37 pm

Board Member Blasts Smith:

 

'The culture of SEDC over the years has been to manipulate, cajole, ignore and intimidate the board into utter and complete silence.'

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 5:32 pm

Smith Not Resigning:

 

SEDC president resists the call for her to step down.

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 5:08 pm

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SURVIVAL IN SAN DIEGO

Another Jump for Unemployment Rate:

 

County jobless rate nears 6 percent.

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 12:29 pm

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Penchant for Secrecy:

 

San Diego Unified School District legal counsel Jose Gonzales must have been in a hurry to start his vacation.

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 3:27 pm

CAFÉ SAN DIEGO

No Problem with Defined Benefit:

 

The risks inherent and unavoidable with these plans are manageable.

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 12:46 pm

COMMENTARY: SLOP

Resign? Yeah, Right:

 

Why resign when you can get paid $200,000-$300,000 for being fired?

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 11:20 pm

COMMENTARY: RICH TOSCANO

Employment Goes More Negative:

 

Housing weakness spilled over into the rest of the economy in June.

Friday, July 18, 2008 -- 4:31 pm

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