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Author of the article: Steph Crosier Publishing date: Jan 12, 2021  •  January 12, 2021  •  1 minute read Article content KINGSTON — An employee of Collins Bay Institution has been charged by Ontario Provincial Police with stealing from the prison’s pharmacy. Greg Cox, 59, of Kingston has been charged by the OPP with theft under $5,000. The charge has not been proven in court. Cox was released from custody and is scheduled to appear in court in Kingston on Feb. 25. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. OPP charge CSC employee with stealin...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The three new members of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors Monday took their oaths of office virtually, rather than in person, due to ongoing concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. Joel Anderson (District 2), Terra Lawson-Remer (District 3) and Nora Vargas (District 1) were sworn in. Vargas, a former Southwestern Community College board member and...

The San Diego County government has entered a new era with the departure of termed-out Republican Supervisors Dianne Jacob, who served 28 years, and Greg Cox, who served 26 years. A county board long dominated by the GOP now has three first-term Democrats in charge — new board Chair Nathan Fletcher and new members Nora Vargas and Terra Lawson-Remer. In a recent Zoom interview with The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board, Fletcher vowed an “aggressive” challenge to a county bureaucracy with a history of complacency. He wants improvements in “public health, mental health, substance ...

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 access to historical records; new email retention policies, and ways to make the county’s system f...

Print With new case, hospitalization and intensive care totals all increasing in Wednesday’s daily COVID-19 report, officials continued to warn that the new year is not a clean slate where the novel coronavirus is concerned. After posting a relatively low 1,814 new cases Tuesday, the number jumped to 3,815 Wednesday. Nathan Fletcher, chair of the county Board of Supervisors, said during the county’s weekly COVID-19 briefing that experts continue to predict a significant surge of additional cases, and eventually hospitalizations, connected the Christmas-New Years Eve mega holiday week. “...