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Woman Was Killed In 4-Vehicle Crash In October POSTED: 5:45 pm PST January 17, 2007 UPDATED: 6:58 am PST January 18, 2007 SAN DIEGO -- An illegal immigrant accused of driving drunk and killing a 22-year-old woman changed his guilty plea while in court on Wednesday. During what was supposed to be his sentencing, Rafael Ramirez Perez, 22, told the court that his public defender misadvised him and that his family had hired a new attorney. He had pleaded guilty to two counts -- to second-degree murder and driving under the influence causing great bodily injury -- and, according to...

East County Support Our Troops Rally! (El Cajon) April 13th 11a.m-2 p.m. Join us for food, patriotic music and classic cars! Live music from Smith and Western, appearances by official representatives and even an Astro Jump for the kids! Prescott Promenade 180 E. Main Street - Between Magnolia Ave. & Ballantyne St. El Cajon Parking at Civic Center, 200 E. Main Street

**PRO-AMERICA RALLIES this weekend in San Diego County: Support Our Troops Rally on Sat. April 5th 12 noon -3pm at Memorial Bowl (Parkway St. between 3rd & 4th St.’s and between F & G) in Chula Vista 619-422-1262 or visit www.sandiegosupportourtroops.com La Mesa, Stand Up for America Rally, 10 a.m. Saturday, April 5. Sponsored by American Legion and City of La Mesa.

Operation SOS is a coalition of military wives from CinCHouse.com and hundreds of local San Diegans who are appalled by the harassment of our soldiers by anti-war protesters and are rallying to support our troops. Angered by recent anti-war/anti-military protests we created Operation S.O.S. to show our troops that we support them and appreciate the freedom that they protect everyday. We are partnering up with KOGO and Roger Hedgecock again! When: Sunday, March 30, 2003Where: Across from the San Diego County Administration Buildingon Harbor Blvd.Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM(although I’m sure many will stay longer!)Future rallies being planned for...

It was The Longest Morning. The hands on the clock refused to move. I had gone to sleep in America. I awoke in New America. I awoke to time standing in place. I did not awaken to box scores. I awoke to international homicide. To death. To smoke and fire. To staggering, surrealistic destruction. Suddenly, our skyline had been altered. Our lives had changed. Rest of Article