“Slumdog Millionaire” might be registered as a fiction, but it has more reality to it than most documentaries. The most tragic details are a small dose of the shocking state of the world in India. The Oscar-winning film has served a relevant purpose despite the contention it has caused.
San Diego is on the right track toward financial recovery, according to Mayor Jerry Sanders. In an interview with the Rancho Bernardo News Journal on Monday, Sanders said there will be $2 million to $5 million in fee increases for city services, but he expects the majority of the city’s estimated $44 to $54 million deficit will be reduced through concessions by labor unions.
Poway’s powerhouse wrestling team took home its 28th CIF Section title — its 23rd in a row — on Saturday. Up next is the Masters which will be held this weekend (Feb. 27 and 28) at Olympian High School in Otay Ranch. Poway High qualified all 13 of its wrestlers for the state qualifier, while Rancho Bernardo qualified nine.
Palomar Community College officials are renewing their search for at least 25 acres to buy in Poway for a new educational center, said President Bob Deegan.
We never quite get to the level of “believability” when it comes to the drought. Believe me, there is a drought, it is real and 100 percent of Poway’s water is imported.
Letter in this week’s News Journal: Facts speak for themselves Not being able to impugn the truth of my letter, it evidently seemed necessary for Feb. 19 letter-writers Hillard Tavrow and Glen Vaughan to attempt to discredit its author. There will be no defense offered, as the facts speak for themselves. In the fall of [...]
Rancho Bernardo hosted the starting line of the final leg of the 2009 Amgen Tour of California, drawing thousands of fans who cheered on some of the world’s best riders.
Roughly four weeks from now Interstate 15 commuters will have a second direct access ramp to connect to managed lanes in the middle of the highway.
San Diego and its small businesses are better poised to survive the economic recession than other regions, according to financial experts speaking at a recent San Diego North Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
We applaud Dr. Alan Larson and his colleagues on the Palomar Pomerado Heath Board of Directors for approaching their counterparts on the coast with a simple suggestion: Let’s talk.
