26 Meta employees sue, alleging AI-driven layoff picks hit workers on medical and parental leave
Meta laid off 8.000 employees, or about 10% of its workforce, in May.
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San Diego’s most dangerous roads — and worst driving habits — according to this tech company’s dashcam data
San Diego-based Lytx dashcams capture millions of miles of roadway, and consequently, our driving offenses.
Towing company accused of selling Camp Pendleton servicemembers’ vehicles settles federal lawsuit
S & K Towing Inc., based out of San Clemente, allegedly towed as many as 148 vehicles owned by servicemembers in violation of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
Inmate who assaulted sheriff’s deputies with improvised weapons in separate incidents pleads guilty
Ernesto Olea, 31, pleaded guilty to charges of attempted murder and assault on a peace officer and is expected to be sentenced to 19 years to life in prison.
King tides hit Mission Beach, and more flooding is expected
The average elevation for a king tide is about 4 to 5 feet, the National Weather Service says. Monday night reached about 7.4 feet.
Names released of people killed in recent San Diego County crashes
The victims died in car crashes that occurred between May and July
Tijuana earns spot in Little League World Series, hoping third time’s a charm
Tijuana Municipal beat Matamoros over the weekend to secure the trip to Williamsport, Pa., next month.
Tony Hicks, who forged a path of redemption after murder conviction as a teen, dies at 45
Years after being charged at 14, Hicks worked with the family of the man he killed to educate students on accountability, compassion and forgiveness.
US military will be out of Iraq by end of September, Iraqi prime minister and Pentagon say
The U.S. invaded Iraq in March 2003 in what it called a massive “shock and awe” bombing campaign that lit up the skies, laid waste to large sections of the country and paved the way for American ground troops to converge on Baghdad.
Months after criminal charges, outside auditors find San Diego County needs better oversight of its $2B contract spending
The county ordered the review in March after a former nonprofit executive was charged with spending taxpayer money on vacations and cosmetic surgeries.