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I understand that you are not picking up the TV series FOREVER for next season. Please reconsider because many of my friends and relatives are disappointed in your decision to cancel the wonderful FOREVER series.

The program was very entertaining. The acting was top notch. It was amazing how the topic and the outstanding actors where able to take us out of reality for an hour of entertainment on Tuesday nights. Every Tuesday was our family night to watch FOREVER.

We find the selection of entertainment that replaces great shows,especially during the summer, a waist of our time.

Please reconsider keeping one of our favorite TV shows. FOREVER!

ABC10 San Diego’s Station Manager, “Joel Davis,” is trying to hide something?? What is he up to?

Joel Davis, born to the name Joel James Dickman, no longer uses the name that really represents who he is to the general public. Joel should have kept his birth name and Mr. “Dickman” represents how he lives since he keeps a wife and a girl on the side usually. He is previously out of Orlando as the WRTV managing editor and utilized his position to make numerous love connections while married to his wife who was busy being a veterinarian in California at the time.

Knowing how to handle animals, his wife decided the way to keep him in line was to finally move out to Florida with him which temporarily shut down his shenanigans. Joel Davis a.k.a Joel James Dickman a.k.a. Joel Davis Dickman is now out in San Diego and back on the hunt on the regular.

He runs social media pages and who knows what else under his different names and for what purpose?? How can you trust someone to report the news when they have so many secrets??

There's this entitled TV news reader in San Diego – anchors, they call them – who some day soon might be reading news about herself.

Melissa Mecija of KGTV News 10 in San Diego is billed as a daily investigative reporter and live center anchor. She's also the central figure in a little real estate "funny money" shenanigans – to the tune of more than $100,000.

That's supposedly about the amount of cash she plunked down for a home in Bonita, California. Now, what inquiring minds want to know is, exactly how and where did she come up with that amount of money? I know what they pay news people these days, even anchors in the San Diego market, and it's not all that much. Used to be you could make some really decent money on the air as a trusted news reader, but that would take years, sometimes decades over a career to build up to. These days, there's not so much money in that.

So where did all that money come from? Isn't anyone in the least bit curious? She seems to think she can get things that other people can't get just because of who she is. Makes you think. Where there's smoke there's fire.

Come on, people. Someone knows what's really going on. There's more than one person connected with this seeming slight of hand: now you see it now you don't. Where did that money come from and where did it go? Someone knows.