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David Ross's coverage has a strong focus on local events, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He particularly covers topics related to driving, real estate, business, finance, and automotive.
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By: David Ross
When it comes to big sound, you don’t get much bigger than Howard’s Shore’s symphonic score for the first movie of the “Lord of the Rings Trilogy,” “The Fellowship of the Ring.” When it comes venues, the Concert Hall of the California Center for the Arts, Escondido is pretty expansive too. Combine them and you have the Escondido Choral Arts […]
Escondido Police Chief Ken Plunkett will soon complete nine months at the job, and already he has begun to put a firm imprint on the department. I finally caught up with the chief recently for a sit-down interview in his office. A few weeks ago the Chief took his department reorganization plan to the City Council, where it was […]
And da winnah of the June primary election is Carl DeMaio, the 75th District assemblymember who took on the San Diego County Republican establishment and emerged the unchallenged victor. DeMaio’s exceedingly robust campaign that combined emails, texts and large mailers, appears to have won all the marbles for himself and his two electoral proteges. At least until November. As […]
Australia’s under fire accounting sector has been ordered to run another review of its audit work after a major governing group ordered an inquiry into how confidential information is handled.
The Australian government has continued to sign $24m in deals with KPMG Australia, despite the beleaguered audit and consulting giant facing a public storm over its misuse of confidential client information.
Downtown Los Angeles has been ranked among the least vibrant urban centers on the planet in a damning new global survey that raises fresh questions about the future of the struggling city.
ROOIELS, South Africa — Baboons aren't exactly punctual, but Gavin Lundie still expected them to appear in the village around 9 a.m. “They're coming!” his wife Leslie called.
In last week’s first installment of my interview with Escondido Police Chief Ken Plunkett, we discussed his first nine months on the job. Including his recently introduced department reorganization plan—which set up a new command structure and better organized resources. All to better address homelessness, traffic safety, school safety with the kids while increasing oversight and accountability. We discussed […]
This probably won’t matter to you now, but I bet it will someday. In 1994 when I first toured the unfinished main theater of the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, pieces of metal stuck out in rows upon rows where later there would be upholstered seats. It was like a small, indoor forest of dwarf metal trees. I […]
‘Traffic and pedestrian safety continues to be one of the city’s highest priorities’ The influx of Measure I revenues from the one cent sales tax increase approved by the voters in 2024 is having a dramatic effect on public safety spending in this year’s budget, as approved unanimously by the Escondido City Council on Wednesday night, June 17. The Capital […]
