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Medical Board Revokes License of Doctor in 2019 Las Colinas Jail Death of Elisa Serna, 24
The Medical Board of California has revoked the license of one of two doctors who treated a woman who died at the Las Colinas jail in Santee. Carol Ann Gilmore “engaged in gross negligence with respect to her care and treatment of” 24-year-old Elisa Serna, who was suffering from symptoms of drug and alcohol withdrawal yet was never treated for those symptoms, according to an order signed by a judge from the Office of Administrative Hearings, which hears cases of professional license discipline.
6 Days Left to Nominate Your Favorite Environmental Enthusiast for a Cox Conserves Heroes Award
There are only six days left for the public to nominate their favorite local environmentalist for a Cox Conserves Heroes award and a chance to receive up to $30,000 for their environmental nonprofit of choice. The award is part of a national sustainability initiative by Cox Enterprises designed to recognize...
Veterans group protests upcoming Miramar Air Show
A San Diego veterans group began their annual protest against the Miramar Air Show Thursday. KPBS military and veterans reporter Andrew Dyer has more on the group and why they’re protesting. A local veteran activist group is protesting next month's Miramar Air Show over concerns about climate impact and...
Women’s soccer falls to No. 2 ranked Stanford, 3-1
The San Diego State women’s soccer team (1-1-1) suffered their first season loss against the nation’s No. 2 ranked team, Stanford (3-0-0), 3-1, at the SDSU Sports Deck on Thursday, Aug. 22. The Stanford Cardinal proved why they were the runner-up in last year’s NCAA tournament by taking...
Chula Vista studying plan to allow extra detached ADU on single-family properties
The Chula Vista Planning Commission rejected a proposal that would allow homeowners of existing single-family properties to build up to two detached accessory dwelling units, or ADUs. Last week, the commission voted to have staff conduct more research on the proposal’s impacts. The matter will be sent back to the...
Technically, California won’t delay an oil well protection law — but Newsom axes funding to enforce it
The governor backed off his controversial plan to extend deadlines for oil and gas operators to comply with a new law on wells. But he also wiped out the funding state agencies say they need to hire staff and carry out the regulations.
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