Don Bauder News Today

By Doug Porter / San Diego Free Press The race for District Attorney in San Diego has heated up in recent days, with incumbent Bonnie Dumanis actually showing up for a debate in Del Cerro after skipping events in Oceanside and La Jolla earlier this month. She also appeared at a Ramona Tea Party multi-candidate…

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On April 4th, 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee. Thousands of miles away, his death -- unbeknownst to him -- changed San Diego media forever. Many San Diegans don't know the connections between citizen journalism in San Diego and King's death. But they exist - even though King never knew about…

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After somewhat of a slow start to the season, defending Mahoning Valley Speedway Sportsman Modified champion Jaden Brown of Kunkletown is back to showing the form that carried him to the top of the st...

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Howard Community College is hosting the new Bauder Lecture virtually and free of charge on Thursday, March 4, as well as a weekly Social Sciences Lecture series.

San Diego entrepreneur Arnholt Smith, one of Nixon’s earliest supporters, remembered a melancholy evening in the early ’60s when Nixon was holding a meeting and asked him to get Pat out of the way. “Pat was not feeling well physically, and even worse...mentally,” Smith said. “Dick sent word, ‘Could I please take her and hide her from the public, so to speak, let her rest her mind and what have you.’” Gadfly Abraham Briloff (left) helped expose infamous San Diego accounting scand...

powder horns. we know they used out ours. one was found in sandusky ohio with a message inside apparently dropped by the spy. and choose, there are a number of instances where shoes, false eels were used there is a case in virginia that we know of. theres also a spy who carried messages from london to paris, the benjamin franklin. used false eels. on his boots to carry the message. washingtons deception. now the one thing i do have to say about washington. assembly who never told a lie...