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05.24.2012
CalPERS Looks at Job-Creating Infrastructure PublicCEO.com The nation's largest public pension fund, CalPERS, is holding a meeting in San Diego this week to discuss investments in California infrastructure, this one focusing on energy. Previous closed-door meetings with a wide range of interests (held in ... and more » |
05.23.2012
Preview calendar: Dance, galleries and museums for May 24-30 North County Times Encinitas Civic Center Art Gallery ---- "Bugs, Birds and Beasts of North County, San Diego," a solo nature photography exhibit by Mark A. Drawbridge, runs June 1-July 16; reception, 5 to 7 pm June 5; "Pine Needle Artistry: A Tribute to Beverley Roberts ... and more » |
05.23.2012
California nuke trouble could prompt rule review KOAM-TV San Onofre, located on the coast between Los Angeles and San Diego, has been shuttered for nearly four months while investigators try to determine why tubing that carries radioactive water in relatively new steam generators eroded at an unusual rate, ... and more » |
05.23.2012
California nuke trouble could prompt rule review WIS San Onofre, located on the coast between Los Angeles and San Diego, has been shuttered for nearly four months while investigators try to determine why tubing that carries radioactive water in relatively new steam generators eroded at an unusual rate, ... and more » |
05.23.2012
Huntington Beach desal project talk trips up on open meeting law North County Times (blog) Scheduled for May 15, the talk was to be given to the Municipal Water District of Orange County, a public water agency. The plant is proposed by Poseidon Resources, which is in the final stages of negotiations with the San Diego County Water Authority ... |
05.23.2012
The Big Noise: The Free Speech Fight of 1912, Part One San Diego Reader By Jeff Smith, May 23, 2012 Joe Hill, songwriter and icon of labor, couldn't understand why the Industrial Workers of the World chose San Diego for a Free Speech fight in 1912. “One of those jerk-water towns of no industrial importance,” San Diego had ... |
05.23.2012
San Diego Flood Insurance Rates Go Down - Again Insurance News Net (press release) Every five years FEMA conducts on-site inspections and interviews to verify the County's compliance. FEMA grades the County on categories ranging from managing storm water, to enforcing regulations, maintaining maps of storm water systems and ... and more » |
05.23.2012
San Diego CityBEAT | San Diego County's new propaganda machine San Diego CityBEAT The county awarded the contract to Parallax Visual Communications in April through a non-competitive process. Earlier, Parallax had scored a web-development contract with the San Diego County Water Authority, and the county amended that contract to ... |
05.23.2012
Blue Sky Ecological Reserve San Diego Reader The 700-acre reserve is managed by the California Department of Fish and Game, the City of Poway, and San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation. Only a few minutes north of Poway and just off of I-15 on Espola Road, the reserve provides ... |
05.23.2012
RECYCLED WATER GETTING ANOTHER LOOK U-T San Diego Expanding facilities to recycle about 100 million gallons of wastewater per day could create a major drought-proof water supply for San Diego, according to a new two-year study being reviewed today at City Hall. The report's authors — advised by ... and more » |
