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https://www.afinalwarning.com/491714.html (Natural News) After refusing to release data to the general public that some say could have helped to stem the tide of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “cases,” San Diego County was caught secretly sharing the home addresses and other private information of said “cases” with local law enforcement. For the past nine months, reports indicate, public health officials in San Diego have been handing over lists upon lists of personal data for all area ...

Print Supervisors Nathan Fletcher and Joel Anderson announced Thursday a joint proposal to create an advisory committee to help improve the public’s access to government and its documents. The proposal the Board of Supervisors will consider Tuesday includes recommendations that the committee focus on several issues, including the creation of a new public records portal where all requests and responsive documents can be collected, stored and made available to the public; an archive for easier ...

Updated on January 8, 2021 at 10:12 pm A local brewery started serving in-person customers at three of its San Diego locations on Wednesday in defiance of public health orders. Mike Hess Brewing, which is anchored by its North Park tasting room and brewery, also has sites in IB and OB, all of which were serving patrons this week, despite state and local public health orders. Under current restrictions, restaurants and breweries are only permitted to conduct to-go sales. "Today, we are opening t...

SAN DIEGO —  A nonprofit named after the late San Diego humorist Larry Himmel has offered financial aid to restaurants struggling during the COVID-19 crisis and is even willing to pay fines levied against them for violating a health order. “Should they need some assistance to pay for anything, for improvements they had to make for compliance or to take care of their inventory or employees, we’re asking restaurants to tell us their story, and we will provide assistance based on their nee...

Dec 18, 2020 A San Diego Superior Court Judge says his order allowing strip clubs to remain open also applies to all restaurants in the county despite current stay at home orders. San Diego Superior Court Judge Joel R. Wohlfeil on Thursday reiterated his ruling the day before, saying that it applies to all restaurants in the county, not just the strip clubs in question. "The court’s intention is that all businesses which provide restaurant service — meaning all restaurants in the County of ...

In this Dec. 10, 2020, file photo, Cheetahs Gentleman’s Club is seen in San Diego. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull) SAN DIEGO (CN) — A pair of strip clubs became the unlikely heroes in the business industry’s fight against California’s pandemic-induced stay-at-home orders Wednesday when a state court judge found they could continue operating even as Southern California’s ICU capacity dropped to less than 1%. San Diego Superior Court Judge Joel Wohlfeil issued a 9-page preliminary injunction or...

Print The union that represents 300 nurses, mental health counselors and other San Diego County jail employees has lodged a complaint with state officials accusing the Sheriff’s Department of violating the law related to collective bargaining. According to the complaint to the Public Employment Relations Board, the Sheriff’s Department has failed to bargain in good faith with Service Employees International Union Local 221 abouta proposal to outsource healthcare in the county’s jails. “...

Pat McGrath Pat McGrath is a reporter with ABC Investigations, based in Melbourne. You can follow him on Twitter: @pjmcgrth.Contact Pat McGrath Latest by Pat McGrath Posted WedWednesday 24 / WedWednesday 24 Posted WedWednesday 17 / WedWednesday 17 MarMarch 2021 at 11:38pm Posted WedWednesday 3 / ThuThursday 4 Posted TueTuesday 15 analysis Posted SunSunday 13 The Australian Tax Office has revealed there are 19 active criminal investigations into fraud against the $101 billion JobKeeper scheme, w...