CSAs help befuddled members use organic produce

At a March 30 town-hall meeting, someone in the audience asked state Assemblymember Nathan Fletcher whether the law he’s proposing, prompted by the murder of 17-year-old Chelsea King, would apply to all registered sex offenders.

When she departs her post on April 1, Carol Trujillo, head of the county’s Citizens Law Enforcement Review Board, will leave CLERB with the smallest staff in its almost 20-year history—one investigator and a part-time administrative assistant—amid a growing backlog of uninvestigated complaints.

Abandoned Golden Hill property is in need of salvation

While California law allows treatment instead of jail for vets who commit nonviolent offenses, how to handle cases like Nathan’s is the unanswered question.

Photographer Brittni Cute shoots stuff you’ve never seen

They’re identified in reports by last name only: Scott and Harris, two San Diego County jail inmates who filed complaints against sheriff’s deputies in 2007.

Want to open a liquor store within San Diego city limits? There are rules governing location, signage and what kind of security measures you’ll need to implement. How about a pawnshop? Fine—just close by 9:30 p.m. each night and don’t open until 8:30 the next morning. Junkyards, nightclubs and even plant nurseries are subject to local regulations. And, soon, payday lenders and check-cashing establishments could be added to that list.
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MTS chooses ad-free buses over an additional route

Artist Brian Goeltzenleuchter has control of Sushi's gallery space for the next few months—here's how he'll use it