On Day 12 of the trial, KUSI attorney Ken Fitzgerald reprised his first words: Experience matters.
Most recent layoffs have been in the tech sector, which is more sensitive to rising interest rates.
The gift from Vitalik Buterin through his Balvi Filantropic Fund establishes the Meta-Institute for Airborne Disease in a Changing Climate.
Times of San Diego is under a “conditional order” not to post the photos. We are complying with that order.
On Day 10, Maas listened to a series of current or former KUSI employees describe her as a disgruntled diva.
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Kerri Verbeke Kapich will serve a one-year term as chair with 31 members representing the county’s diverse industries and communities.
On Day 9, Maas’ attorneys grilled Allen Denton, Paul Rudy, Jason Austell and Logan Byrnes.
More than 11,000 people were served by the organization in 2022.
On the witness stand a second day, Maas parried challenging questions about her work or posted enough on social media.
The board of directors raised the annual dividend to $4.76 per share from $4.58 per share in 2022.
Jurors heard how Sandra Maas’ stomach sank on her last day at KUSI.
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The DIR has failed to pay its own employees and is now facing a wage theft lawsuit of its own.
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California remains the place to be.
Jerry Villasenor’s popular waffles receive rave reviews.
Despite an uptick in devastating climate events, our efforts to rebuild have not adequately evolved.
On Day 6 of the trial both sides quizzed Sally Luck, KUSI’s longtime HR director.
On Day 5 of the trial, conflicting pictures were drawn of Maas and Denton.
CigarBros Home Humidors launches the world’s first patented commercial grade vertical standing humidor in the U.S. consumer market.
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“You have wasted a tremendous amount of time. Tremendous. You’re not giving enough credit to the jury. They’re paying attention.”
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Jamie Lemon, general manager at Rancho Bernardo Inn called the new look one that will offer guests “comfortable sophistication.”
The Residential Energy Solutions program allows participating customers to receive free products.
The GO-Biz funds will be disbursed locally.
Testimony and documents proving a wide pay disparity over time — with Denton making $250,000 to Maas’ $180,000 in her final year, 2019.
Day two of the civil trial — Maas attorney grilled KUSI’s father and son leaders in an effort to deflate such claims.
Former KUSI manager, Lisa Burger, said it was “nerve-wracking” testifying under subpoena from the Maas side.
Kerry Frederickson’s lawsuit includes allegations of wrongful termination, harassment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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The South San Francisco-based company plans “one of the most modern commercial-scale biotech manufacturing facilities in the world”.
The lawsuits alleging abuse date back almost 8o years to 1945.
San Diego-based One America News Network is suing Dominion Voting Systems, AT&T and others, alleging “tortious interference”.
The contemporary new exhibition spaces feature built-in displays, customization lobbies, private consultation rooms and custom signage.
The test-firing of Starship’s 31 Raptor engines appeared to set a new record for the amount of thrust produced by a single rocket.
Bed Bath & Beyond is closing 9 more California stores, bringing the total number of closures in the state to 21.
Around $300,000 in outdoor business grant funding is available through the current fiscal year, until June 30, 2023.
The California Restaurant Foundation has proudly wrapped up a critical year of providing aid.