City Council considers, but votes against, wooing back scooters
An initial attempt to “soften” speed and location regulations aimed at drawing electric scooter companies that have left town back, was defeated by a 5-3 City Council vote on Jan. 22.Council members particularly balked at a proposal that would allow scooters to travel 15 mph rather than 5 mph on sid
Bucs rout Hornets, fall short against Cathedral Catholic
Mission Bay went 1-1 this past week, falling to their league rivals, Cathedral Catholic, before picking up a win against the Lincoln Hornets. The week’s split moved their record to 15-9 overall and 2-3 in Western League play. Against Cathedral, the Bucs’ loss can be attributed to a slow start both o
What might the 2024 real estate market have in store for La Mesa?
In Spring, 2020, when governments around the world – in an unprecedented move to contain a virus – shut down work, schools, commerce, travel, commuting, congregating, church services, restaurant dining and drinking, exercising in gyms, parks, beaches, sports, and holidays ranging from Saint Patty’s
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