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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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‘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 […]
By: Matthew Cranston, Noah Yim, David Ross
A sharp slowdown in loan applications has heightened fears that the property market is cooling faster than expected, with the Reserve Bank warning of the impact of Labor’s controversial budget tax changes and the risk an extended downturn could slow the overall economy.
Local businesswoman Faith Much has a deeply personal reason for promoting the search for the cure for cancer, and the Curebound Cancer Challenge that will benefit that battle. She lost both her husband, Steve and brother, Dale, to cancer the same week in 2023, the week of January 30th. “I really became passionate about Curebound after Dale and Steve died. […]
Thursday night, June 25 the Valley Center Business Association hosted one of their semi-annual mixers at Hilltop Winery. Wine and Hilltop’s superb cuisine flowed. The evening included several VIPs, a number of riveting speakers and even a possible future member of the Board of Supervisors. MC Krista Hubbard, president of the VCBA noted that the area’s Visitor’s Center now has […]
The Wednesday, June 24, city council meeting included many minutes of public comments on a proposed e-bike ordinance at its first public hearing and more than two dozen comments about the proposed ice rink at Kit Carson Park.
The Escondido Chamber of Commerce Friday night, June 26, celebrated the 115th installation dinner at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido
Last week lawmakers, scientists and whistleblowers in Washington D.C. held a “Disclosure Forum,” no doubt inspired by Steven Spielberg’s recent reimagining of his old “Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind,” “Disclosure Day.” Where the word of the week wasn’t UFOs but UAPs. But you and I, dear reader, know that the only reason the government has changed the name from […]
By: David Ross
Sheriff Kelly Martinez in the Valley Center Sheriff’s substation.
Two things regarding the proposed ice rink seem fairly self-evident. One, is that if the facility is going to be built at Kit Carson Park, that a vote of the people should be involved in some way.
The inmates have taken over the asylum, kindergarteners are overrunning the sandbox, the Joker commands the prison, rats from steerage are operating the helm, cannibals are loose among the missionaries and someone has released 99 Red Balloons into the summer sky. In other words, send in the clowns! Both political parties work under the assumption that if they win, the […]
