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San Diego · San DiegoGrecia Figueroa has parted ways with her lawyer in the sexual assault case against Nathan Fletcher. Attorneys say this is a bad sign, especially since this is the second attorney she's parted with. A trial date for the case is scheduled for February of next year. Fletcher has denied all wrongdoing and claims they had a consensual relationship.See the Story
Nathan Fletcher's accuser could represent herself in sexual assault suit
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San Diego · San DiegoU.S. Marine Corps has closed a landfill at Camp Pendleton indefinitely pending repairs. Water regulators cited years of environmental violations and contamination. Marines pumped millions of gallons of a toxic substance known as leachate into the stormwater system during tropical storm Hilary. Leachate is the polluted waste water from trash.See the Story
Marines ordered to close San Diego landfill after toxic discharge
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San Diego · San DiegoGrecia Figueroa's lawsuit against former supervisor Nathan Fletcher keeps hitting snags. Encinitas and San Marcos are considering putting sales tax hikes on the ballot in November. San Diego is launching a national search for a new fire chief. A church is suing the city of San Diego because the city denied its request to build a new facility.See the Story
Morning Report: The Fletcher Lawsuit Mess
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San Diego · San DiegoADHD medications associated with a significantly lower risk for nonpsychiatric hospitalization included amphetamine, lisdexamphetamine, polytherapy, and methylphenidate. All but atomoxetine was significant at the P < .001 level. The study was published online on March 20, 2024, in JAMA Network Open.See the Story
ADHD Meds Linked to Lower Suicide, Hospitalization Risk
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San Diego · San DiegoThe Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography has once again received accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. As a condition of membership, AZA facilities must complete the accreditation process every five years. An independent team of zoological professionals analyze all aspects of a facility's operation.See the Story
Birch Aquarium Again Receives Association of Zoos and Aquariums Accreditation
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San Diego · San DiegoFor decades, the lease has cost a whopping $1. The lease expires this summer, and that bargain price is no longer allowed under federal law. The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton has owned the land since the 1940s. If an agreement cannot be reached before August 31, the maintenance and operation of San Onofre State Beach Park will fall under the authority of the base.See the Story
The $1 lease for San Onofre State Beach is set to expire in August. Then what?
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San Diego · San DiegoJesus Cardenas was sentenced to two years of probation and 45 days in a work-furlough program that only requires him to report to the facility at night. Prosecutors had sought six months in San Diego County jail for the former chief of staff to San Diego City Councilmember Stephen Whitburn. He will start paying restitution at a rate of $500 a month.See the Story
No jail: Former Whitburn aide Jesus Cardenas sentenced to work furlough, home detention for two felonies
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San Diego · San DiegoSan Diego led the 20 largest metropolitan areas in monthly and year-over-year increase. Overall U.S. home prices declined by 0.1% in January but were up 6.0% over January 2023. Only Southern California and Washington D.C. have stood up the rising wave of interest rates.See the Story
San Diego Home Prices Surged by 1.8% in January After Four Months of Decline
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