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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.
Given his focus on local news in Valley Center and the prevalence of articles related to driving and automotive topics, he may be interested in stories about new developments or events within these areas that are relevant to his geographic location. For example: innovative transportation initiatives or updates on local infrastructure projects.
Additionally, given the high percentage of government announcement coverage in David's articles as well as themes around Government & Politics and Legal Policy Regulation; he might also be interested in pitches concerning local governmental decisions impacting his area or legal changes affecting businesses or individuals in Valley Center.
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A writer today can’t do much better than to imitate or even outright steal from the master, Mark Twain. So in the spirit of sharing is caring, I’m going to begin by writing that the rumors of my retirement “are greatly exaggerated” and in fact don’t have a lick of truth in them. I guess I could also steal from […]
Christmas in Valley Center, a tradition for many years, will be returning once again to Bates Nut Farm Friday, 4-8 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., December 11 and 12. Sherrie Ness, longtime organizer of the event and owner of Bates and Krista Hubbard, president of the Valley Center Business Association (VCBA), the nonprofit sponsor of the holiday tradition, dropped […]
When the forum on homelessness hosted by San Diego Rescue Mission on Tuesday, September 1 was through, both candidates for mayor, including the incumbent, Dane White and challenger Elias Velazquez, demonstrated an equal command of the subject, and that they have very different visions for how to deal with it. From White we heard that forcing responsibilities is the primary […]
Is a rebellion brewing in the backcountry? Given the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, it would be entirely appropriate if a “don’t tread on me” moment is aborning here in San Diego’s version of “fly-over” country. In casting the predetermined 3-2 vote last week that brushed aside a huge protest from the unincorporated areas, one of the supervisors […]
Part 3 of 3 parts. Continued from last week. A continuation of a three-part series on the 17th “Revite” online meeting held last month by retiring 5th District Supervisor Jim Desmond. CHP enforcement Responding to requests for more California Highway Patrol enforcement on Woods Valley Road and North Lake Wohlford to mitigate crashes by Chris Barber, chairman of the […]
By: David Ross
Ryan Gardiner, a local political consultant, was appointed Wednesday night to fill a vacancy on Area 3 of the Escondido Union School District board. The vote came at the end of a raucous special meeting attended by more than 150 people where there was much shouting, including some yelling from board members. Most of the rude behavior came from members […]
Majid Mehdi and his wife Laurie have big plans for the three storefronts they recently bought at the corner of Grand Avenue & Maple Street, adjacent to Maple Plaza. Those empty buildings include the once-celebrated 150 Grand, which in its day was one of the best fine-dining restaurants in the region. They want to build four retail sites, including two […]
The Times-Advocate has learned that an Escondido postal employee was arrested several weeks ago for stealing mail and trying to alter the addressee on checks. About a month ago a customer at the Orange Glen Post Office walked up to the counter and asked why her birthday cards were never delivered to their destination. One of the clerks (reportedly) […]
By: David Ross
From the blog of David Ross at The Times of Israel
When Words Become Cheap, Communication Becomes Valuable - David Ross
