I just think it's obscene to scare the public with public safety cuts. They need to prioritize the budget.

They're asking for a $79 million increase with no restraints on how they're going to spend it.

It's driven by the government doing a regulatory taking on a piece of property.

The purpose of the (Wednesday) meeting is to put on a charade.

I've heard from a lot of people, mostly small-business owners, about how they feel neglected by City Hall. It's a way to get the city's attention.

We think investors should be buying Kroger all day long. Kroger has undeniable top-line momentum that reflects growing share in a mature industry.