The National Weather Service has issued a fire weather watch for most of extreme southwestern California starting late Wednesday evening and lasting through 8 p.m. Friday evening. This prompted Southern California Edison to expand the area that could have power cut as a fire-safety measure — affecting as many as 106,000 customers. Low humidity of 5% to 10% and strong, […]
Del Mar is gearing up for a tussle with the California Coastal Commission over the best way to adapt to rising sea levels, an issue with statewide implications. The city north of San Diego has taken the position that one of the Coastal Commission’s basic strategies, called “managed retreat” or sometimes “planned retreat,” will not […]
Sept. 27 was the final day of work for San Diego County Farm Bureau executive director Eric Larson, who retired after 22 years in that position and 48 years working in agriculture. A Sept. 24 proclamation of the San Diego Board of Supervisors recognized Larson for his contributions to local agriculture and his copperation with […]
It was an honor to join over 160 business and political leaders from the San Diego Region for the 2019 Mission to DC. Sponsored by the San Diego Chamber, I was able to attend meetings with the EPA, State Department and several congress members as well as network with area leaders.
Fire Weather Watch Remains In Place Wednesday To Friday For Most Of Southwestern California
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Desert Sunby Gabrielle PaluchThe National Weather Service has issued a fire weather watch for most of extreme southwestern California starting late Wednesday evening and lasting through 8 p.m. Friday evening. This prompted Southern California Edison to expand the area that could have power cut as a fire-safety measure — affecting as many as 106,000 customers. Low humidity of 5% to 10% and strong, […]
California is Feuding With This SoCal City Over ‘Planned Retreat’ From Sea Level Rise
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Phil DiehlDel Mar is gearing up for a tussle with the California Coastal Commission over the best way to adapt to rising sea levels, an issue with statewide implications. The city north of San Diego has taken the position that one of the Coastal Commission’s basic strategies, called “managed retreat” or sometimes “planned retreat,” will not […]
County Agriculture Executive Exits
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Alpine Sunby Joe NaimanSept. 27 was the final day of work for San Diego County Farm Bureau executive director Eric Larson, who retired after 22 years in that position and 48 years working in agriculture. A Sept. 24 proclamation of the San Diego Board of Supervisors recognized Larson for his contributions to local agriculture and his copperation with […]
Coronado Represented On the San Diego Chamber’s Mission to DC 2019
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Eagle Weekenderby Bill SandkeIt was an honor to join over 160 business and political leaders from the San Diego Region for the 2019 Mission to DC. Sponsored by the San Diego Chamber, I was able to attend meetings with the EPA, State Department and several congress members as well as network with area leaders.