Greg Moran

1 week ago | tennisviewmag.com | Greg Moran

Tennis View contributing writer, Greg Moran’s new book, “The Truth About Tennis: The Definitive Guide for the Recreational Player” is now available on Amazon. Greg’s book was written specifically for the millions of recreational players around the globe. Described as the “Best coach of recreational players in the country”, Greg has been playing, teaching, studying, and writing about tennis for over 50 years.

2 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters The special election to represent South County will determine control of the county Board of Supervisors for the next four years. Initial returns in a closely watched special election for a vacant seat on the county Board of Supervisors show that mayors of two South County cities appear headed to a runoff in July. Chula Vista Mayor John McCann and Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre were leading a field of seven by comfortable margins.

3 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters Superior Court Judge Howard Shore had been censured for missing 155 days of work. Now retired, he was sanctioned again. The state agency overseeing judges handed down more discipline against former San Diego Superior Court Judge Howard Shore, the second time in 15 months the now-retired jurist has been sanctioned.

1 month ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters Some 376,000 voters live in San Diego County’s District 1, where an election to fill an empty seat will determine which political party holds the majority of the Board of Supervisors. Last year Sen. Steve Padilla, whose sprawling district includes San Diego’s South County, proposed a bill that would have effectively prohibited any new landfill from being permitted in the Tijuana River watershed.

1 month ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters The state CONREP program places and supervises sex predators. San Diego's backcountry communities have been the landing spot for more predators than likely any other part of the state. From the sun-baked center of the tiny desert town of Jacumba, it‚Äôs fewer than 2,000 feet to the Mexican border ‚ÄĒ or about as far south as you can go in California and still be in the United States.