Commentary: The hidden toll of chronic productivity
“I have everything I thought success was supposed to give me, but no one knows I’m miserable. I can’t do this anymore… Something is going...
Letters
Op-ed: California’s most significant journalism bill nears the finish line
News outlet owners, journalists and coalitions of organizations that have come together to support the nation’s most important journalism legislation to date were still in...
Opinion: The coming battle over turf
Have you noticed those patches of what looks like green carpeting popping up all over the place recently — in city medians and around government...
Letters: Oceanside needs Measure S
I have spent my career answering calls in Oceanside, and I want to respond to the recent coverage of Measure S. A story by inewsource,...
Opinion: More housing, fewer homeowners
The “Affordable housing at what cost” article by Felicia Gamez-Weinbaum in The Coast News’ Aug. 21 print edition is well written and explains some of the...
Op-ed: Stop the Golden Pacific Powerlink before it’s too late
I do not support the Golden Pacific Powerlink, and I will do everything in my power to stop it. Earlier this year, the state announced...
Opinion: Affordable housing at what cost?
California has a housing affordability crisis. But is increasing density actually making housing more affordable? I offer a native Southern Californian perspective shaped by an...
Letters: California can learn from Idaho
Dear Editor, I recently visited Idaho for a summer vacation. While the water and the woods defined our active adventure trip, here are some other...
Commentary: When euphemisms obscure reality
Euphemisms can obscure serious harms. Two examples that jump out at me lately are “fraudsters” and “prediction markets.” “Fraudsters.” It’s a cute nickname. It sounds...
Commentary: Go, Knights!
If you’re driving past San Marcos High School, you can see huge metal letters on its east wall that spell out the name “Knights.” The...
Opinion: Climate debate should be grounded in facts
In his July 10 op-ed, “Encinitas should stop funding feel-good climate policies,” Encinitas resident Denis Lougeay gives the impression that climate change is an overblown...
Letters: Climate action is a necessary step
Local civil engineer Denis Lougeay uses many outdated and misleading arguments in his July 17 commentary, “Climate policy costs,” to attack the cost of the...
The inheritance
Herb Morgan isn’t a politician. He’s a retired chief investment officer and financial services executive who oversaw billions in institutional assets. Now he’s running for...
Letters: A more honest telling of American exceptionalism
I’ve been stuck for a while on the seeming lack of balance in columnist Jerome Stocks’ “America at 250” piece. I struggled to put my...
Op-ed: Encinitas should stop funding feel-good climate policies
Many Encinitans are environmentalists, and I am among them. We all want to live in healthy and beautiful surroundings, and we want that for future...