San Diego County supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer says they are seeking financial damages for the money the county is spending to respond to the youth mental health crisis. Lawson-Remer said social media addiction is fueling that crisis. Then, a new law cracks down on emergency room attacks. Plus, St.
San Diego county sues social media companies.Major League Baseball owners unanimously voted in John Seidler as the Padres' new control person.
The judge’s order came hours before a deadline for federal workers to resign and be paid through September.Former San Diego federal prosecutor Phil Halpern is in touch with some of those prosecutors.“There were a lot of people who believed in the office that if you didn't play along, your head was going to be put on the block to be taken off, you’d be on a list of people to be fired.”It's not too late to be vaccinated against the flu.
County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer says the companies know exactly what they’re doing. “Addiction is profitable. And it's not just Meta. Snapchat, TikTok YouTube all use the same tricks. Infinite scroll, autoplay, algorithms designed to keep our kids trapped on an endless loop. It's not an accident. It is their business model.
After closing a 170 million dollar budget deficit last year … the city of San Diego is facing a 258 million dollar budget shortfall this upcoming fiscal year. Council president Joe LaCava says everything is on the table in terms of cuts. “We have a variety of things that we're going to be looking at. Some of them are going to be very tough conversations, but we're ready for those conversations going forward.
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