Re “Board must force change on SANDAG for agency to achieve goals” (Nov. 8): Your editorial was on target! SANDAG CEO Hasan Ikhrata came to the agency at a very high price — excessive!…
Hasan Ikhrata, who resigned as SANDAG’s CEO last year, saw his relationships with board members steadily deteriorate during his five years on the job. ): Your editorial was on target! SANDAG CEO Hasan Ikhrata came to the agency at a very high price — excessive! He simply was not worth it. Regrettably, too many sycophantic board members complied with his agenda and wishes. I trust that the SANDAG board will now vigorously work to reform and rejuvenate the organization.
The loss of Measure G is no surprise. I voted “NO!” The solution to many of our city and regional problems is not more money but intelligence, imagination, attention to the taxpayers and work — hard work. Those who misunderstand and are not prepared to face the challenge should step aside or find something else to do.3 dead and officer wounded in double homicide and ensuing Little Italy shootoutKrispy Kreme giving away boxes of doughnuts today. Here’s why.
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