Terrorists on Both Sides of Syrian War Seek WMD, Israeli Envoy Says

Consul General David Siegel tells GOP meeting that “they’ll take [these weapons systems] and disappear throughout the Middle East.”

Assemblyman Brian Jones Comments on Inability to Fire "Predator Teachers"

Jones: "As a father I find it offensive that California's legal system and education code protect predator teachers over our children."

School Board to Mull New Push for Alpine High School at Feb. 13 Meeting

But critics call agenda item "BS" and "a meaningless gesture," and seek Alpine schools unification.

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?

Did You Know Santee City Fees Were Recently Raised?

If you use city sports fields, open a business, need a permit or copies from City Hall, you pay city fees.

Quail Brush Opponents Pack Hearing, Debate Power Needs

Santee Councilmember Jack Dale: "This plant is proposed for this spot simply because they'll make more money."

Quail Brush Power Plant Hearing Friday and Updates on the Project

The public hearing comes on the heels of a delayed CPUC vote on the matter and private meetings with Cogentrix.

Video: Keep Santee Storm Drains Clean and Pollution Free

Stormwater Program Manager for the city of Santee explains how everyone can do their part to prevent stormwater pollution.

Council Acting on Well at Town Center Despite Other Claims to Water

Padre Dam and City of San Diego claim rights to the same water Santee is trying to tap for irrigation at Town Center Park.

Padre Dam Seats Reelected Directors and Appoints 2013 Officers

Augie Caires and Augie Scalzitti were both recently reelected to serve a new four year term on Padre Dam’s Board.

Santee City Staff Considering Changes to Make End of SR-125 Safer

Between 2006 and 2012 there have been 61 traffic collisions at the intersection of Mission Gorge Road and SR-125, three deadly.

Council Agenda: Water Well at Town Center Park

Get the lowdown on what's happening at this week's Santee City Council Meeting.

Santee Earns ‘F’ for Tobacco Policies, Lowest Grade in County

The city of Santee received another failing grade in an annual report released by the American Lung Association- the lowest scoring in the county, again.

Santee Councilmember Jack Dale Selected as SANDAG Chairman

The longtime city councilmember is now also head of the San Diego Association of Governments board.

Study: American Republicans Want Armed School Teachers

A new Pew Research Center study found 56% of surveyed Republicans want teachers to be armed. Is this true for Santee Republicans?

Santee Food Trucks Require Health Inspection Letter Grades

The Santee City Council passed the ordinance at the last meeting.

Gov. Brown: CA Deficit Gone, More Money for Poor Schools

Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled his proposed 2013-14 fiscal year budget Thursday morning.

Council Agenda: Health Code for Food Trucks and Health Awareness Month

Get the lowdown on what's happening at this week's Santee City Council Meeting.

New Member of County Board of Supervisors to be Sworn in Monday, Along With Jacob

Jacob cruised to re-election for her East County seat over Santee resident Rudy Reyes.

Santee Sales Tax Bumped up to 8% — Still Lowest in East County

On January 1 California's sales tax rates increased by a quarter cent across the state.

Happy New Year, California! State Welcomes 873 New Laws

Gov. Jerry Brown signed nearly 1,000 bills into law in 2012; there's 873 new laws for 2013.

Funds Approved for Prospect Avenue Redevelopment

The project will upgrade a mile-long section of Prospect Avenue between Magnolia Avenue and Cuyamaca Street.

Election Campaign Signs Still Seen Around Santee

Nearly two months after the election some rogue signs advertising political aspirations remain on local roadsides.

Patch and Starbucks Ask Washington to 'Come Together' to Avoid Fiscal Cliff

Wonder why your coffee cup is promoting bi-partisanship?

Call to 'Impeach Obama' Comes to Main Street Santee

Volunteers working with LaRouchePAC took up residence in front of Santee's Post Office Friday.

Pro Gun Rights Assemblyman Jones: Newtowns ‘Are Going to Happen’

Former Santee Councilman Brian Jones says: "No law or series of laws could ever have prevented this tragedy."

New Santee School Board Trustee Takes Oath of Office

Elana Levens-Craig joins returning board members Ken Fox, Barbara Ryan, Dustin Burns and Dianne El-Hajj.

Education Leader Mark Anderson Shaves Mustache to Earn $48K

The Santee resident agreed to shave his mustache to raise money for a nonprofit.

Survey: Help Plan for Santee's Housing Future

Does Santee have enough affordable housing, condos, apartments, multi-family, or senior friendly homes?

Ceremony Honors Walker Family, Land Preserved for San Diego River Trail

The 107-acres will be part of a continuous trail planned to go from the El Capitan Reservoir to the Pacific Ocean.

Voepel and Dale Take Oath of Office for Mayor and City Council Seats

The Dec. 12 Santee City Council meeting featured the reinstatement of two city leaders.

Opinion: Derail the Bullet Train, Fix the Water Supply!

Transit experts worldwide have concluded there is no way California's High Speed Rail project can survive without taxpayer support.

Santee Election Results Certified, Majority Voted by Mail

About 80 percent of registered voters showed up to the polls or mailed their ballot in.

Quail Brush Power Plant Fire Risks Worry Local Residents

From delayed firefighter response times to possibilities of gas pipeline explosions, the Save Mission Trails group looks deeper at potential fire risks.

Council Meeting Agenda: Oath of Office; Updated Appointments to Boards

Santee City Council meeting agenda summary for the Dec. 12 meeting includes swearing in ceremony for the recent elections.

Video: Tour City of Santee Meeting Rooms Available for Rent

A variety of rooms available for rent for activities, meetings and events, such as weddings/receptions, club meetings, anniversary parties, reunions, business meetings...

Think You Can Fix Local Government? Apply To Be Part of County Grand Jury

San Diego court officials are looking for dedicated citizens willing to spend a year studying local government and recommending fixes as part of the county's grand jury for 2013-14.

Funds for Prospect Avenue Redevelopment Hang in the Balance

The state must decide whether they'll cover their share of costs to upgrade Prospect Avenue between Magnolia Avenue and Cuyamaca Street

Dear Randy: Prospect Avenue's Missing Sidewalks

Mayor Voepel: "The highest priority for past redevelopment and improvements in the City has always been determined by business considerations."

Utility Regulators Suggest That Quail Brush Power Plant is Not Needed

Draft decisions by utility commissioners deny construction of the plant- a final vote is coming soon.