Investigative reporting and data journalism from San Diego County and beyond, every Monday morning. (7 a.m.)
 Sunday, Dec 30 San Diego lawyer Michael Aguirre is asking the FBI to figure out if Southern California Edison's handling radioactive waste at the San Onofre nuclear plant was more than a regulatory violation. |   | |
| Countless studies show seat belts dramatically reduce the risk of death or serious injury in motor vehicle accidents, yet police data show nearly 1,400 drivers were cited for failing to buckle up since the beginning of 2017. |
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| Two Michigan environmental officials implicated in the Flint water crisis pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor in exchange for more serious charges being dropped |
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| Whitaker claimed to be an All-American student athlete while at the University of Iowa, but the honors program has no record of him, according to the Wall Street Journal. |
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A civil rights group wants a New York court to help it learn about the U.S. government's use of phone and financial records to fight terrorism. | | | |
| San Diego police expect to pay $2 million in overtime to officers patrolling the neighborhood around the storage center for homeless people that opened in Sherman Heights earlier this year. |
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| State utility regulators have not provided the public clear information about water-rate increases or made sure that suppliers notified customers about hearings related to those rate hikes, a new state audit has found. |
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| New party rules the Republican conference in the U.S. House of Representatives adopted last month require members on indictment to resign from committees, where much of Congress' work is done. |
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