Majority of San Diego Voters Registered As Republicans

The San Diego Registrar of Voters reported that just 100 more voters are registered as Republicans over Democrats.

David Secor, Democrat, Representative for 50th Congressional District

David Secor, who graduated from SDSU in 1973 and served in the military, is running for the 50th Congressional seat.

Water Board Accepts Gift of More Than $500 From Sunset Marine

Money for "vessel" improvements was accepted by the water board at Tuesday's meeting.

Duncan Hunter, Republican, Representative for 50th Congressional District

Hunter, who succeeded his dad for his current spot, is running as incumbent for the 50th Congressional District.

Breaking the Bank for Back-to-School Shopping

Back-to-school shoppers are expected to dig deeper this year after holding back and "making do" in 2011.

Earthquake Alert Issued By California Emergency Management Agency

Scientists from California Geological Survey, U.S. Geological Survey, Cal Tech and the Southern California Earthquake Center believe the activity could involve an earthquake as large as, or larger than, Sunday's earthquakes.

Cumming Ranch Project Backed by County Planning Commission

Under proposal, 125 houses would be built on one- to two-acre lots at the south end of town.

Water Board: Potential for $330,000 in Rebates Not Worth $3,000 Deposit

Ramona board voted 4-0 against payment tied to San Vicente Water Reclamation solar project.

Name That Hoax: Ramona Retiree Caught Up in Fake Press Release Case

Dexter Haight said “smoke came out of his ears” when he found his name was being appropriated.

Ramona Won’t Join State Move Allowing Less Transparent Government

Aiming to save money, lawmakers halted Brown Act rules on meeting notices, closed-session reports.

Wheels and Steals: Live Public Auction at Rodeo Grounds July 14

A live auction will take place in Ramona July 14, but you can get a sneak peek of the goods July 12 and 13.

Water Board Accepts Grant From Barona, Sycuan

A non-matching fund grant of $210,000 was accepted by the Ramona Water District Board of Directors July 10.

Ramona Crime Logs: June 23-July 4

The following events are listed in the Sheriff's Department crime logs at Ramona substation.

'You Shot Him Like an Animal'—Carioscia's Mom to Lloyd at Sentencing

Lloyd, committed to 21 years in prison, smiled and gave what appeared to be the peace sign to family, friends. They responded with the same.

Hunter Says Obamacare—Upheld by Supreme Court—Needs Repeal

The tax is an overreach of government authority says the East County congressman.

Santa Maria Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Postponed

Economy has reduced Ramona's expected growth. Water district plans to line old pipes and eradicate water seepage into the sewage system instead.

Supreme Court Denies Hearing About Mt. Soledad Cross

The denial may mean the federal court will take up the case again.

No-Burn Restriction Lifted for State Areas

An increase in humidity, expected weather change and the release of resources from an East County wildfire have reduced the fire potential for San Diego and Imperial counties.

Palomar Health Breaks Ground for Urgent Care

Ramona Ambulatory Care Center is due to open on 13th Street next spring.

Kreep Says He's 'Blessed by God' Over Superior Court Seat

The conservative who asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear an eligibility case against President Barack Obama will do "a great job on the bench"—state Sen. Joel Anderson.

Superior Court Announces $14M Cut, Closes Ramona Branch

The San Diego Superior Court system announced it will layoff 250 jobs because of state budget cuts.

Tiny Fraction of SDG&E Customers Opt to Remove Wireless Smart Meters

Fifteen Ramona residents have chosen not to have smart meters in their homes. Customers are charged fees for removing the meters or not having them installed.

Gov. Brown Asks for Review of Flame Retardant Standards

The governor’s office says that children in California have some of the highest levels of toxic flame retardants in their bodies.

Lawyer Who Filed Birth Cert Case Against Obama Poised For Superior Court Seat

Gary Kreep leads highly endorsed Dep. DA Garland Peed by 1,500 votes, with 1,000 left to count. U.S. Supreme Court denied Kreep a hearing on President Barack Obama case in June.

Wind Advisory for Mountains and Deserts Monday Night

High winds are expected 7 p.m. Monday through 6 a.m. Tuesday.

2012 General Election Guide

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Ramona and the county.

Ramona Community Planning Group Meeting

Ramona Chipping Day

Deadline Looms for Proof of Immunization for Students

Memorial Day Observance

NCTD's Ramona Service Plan

San Diego County Re-Districting Meetings

Workshop on Intersection Proposal

Community Workshop

Coffee with Supervisor Dianne Jacob

Ramona Community Planning Group Meeting

Julian Union High School District Board Meeting

Board of Supervisors Meeting

Ramona Municipal Water District Board Meeting

Ramona Unified School District Board Meeting