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San Diego County considers $3 million more for migrants - Vimarsana News

San Diego County considers $3 million more for migrants

The San Diego County Supervisors on Tuesday will consider whether to provide an additional $3 million for migrants. In other news, big commercial banks have received a bad rap in recent years for excessive overdraft fees, but it turns out it's big business for credit unions too. Plus, San Diego’s rising rents have scattered LGBTQ+ substance abuse recovery groups.

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Involuntary treatment expansion could be delayed in San Diego County - Vimarsana News

Involuntary treatment expansion could be delayed in San Diego County

Senate Bill 43 expands the legal definition of "gravely disabled" for involuntary treatment and conservatorship, but a proposal from a San Diego County supervisor seeks to delay the law's implementation by a year.

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Do employers need to create better offices? - Vimarsana News

Do employers need to create better offices?

Some employers vying for young talent are creating fun, cool offices to entice them to work in an office

When ransomware hits hospitals, how can they protect patients? UCSD researchers seek ways to mitigate harm - Vimarsana News

When ransomware hits hospitals, how can they protect patients? UCSD researchers seek ways to mitigate harm

A new center at the university is studying the health care impacts of cyberattacks and working to find ways to improve resiliency.

New law allows more involuntary holds. San Diego County may delay implementation for one year - Vimarsana News

New law allows more involuntary holds. San Diego County may delay implementation for one year

Senate Bill 43 would expand number considered "gravely disabled" and county worries that doing so could swamp ERs