Investigative reporting and data journalism from San Diego County and beyond, every Monday morning. (7 a.m.)
 Monday, Jul 23 Lawsuit calls into question how well San Diego County is protecting children in foster care, after a foster father was convicted of lewd acts on three boys in his care. |   | |
| Watchdog reporter Morgan Cook answered questions about the story on the case of Michael Hayes, a foster parent entrusted with children and convicted of lewd acts on children in his care. |
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| Emails that California utility regulators withheld for years -- and released only under a court order -- show that political appointees of Gov. Jerry Brown met privately to discuss and dictate state energy policy outside the public process. |
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| Yet another woman has come forward with sexual-misconduct allegations against a San Diego sheriff's deputy, and this time the complainant accuses Deputy Richard Fischer of barging into her home to commit a sexual assault. |
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| Walt Ekard, the former San Diego County chief administrative officer, now has collected almost $40,000 to consult on behalf of Supervisor Greg Cox, who has been named president of a Washington D.C.-based lobbying nonprofit called the National Association of Counties. |
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| Brig. Gen. Rick Uribe, who was found by the Pentagon to have treated his aide-de-camp like a "servant" in Iraq, has been disciplined by what the Marines say are "appropriate administrative actions." |
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The collapse of a gas station chain owned for decades by Vice President Mike Pence's family has cost taxpayers millions of dollars to clean up. | | | |
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