Investigative reporting and data journalism from San Diego County and beyond, every Monday morning. (7 a.m.)
 Monday, Dec 10 Long before the Camp Fire raced through Northern California, claiming at least 85 lives and all but erasing the Gold Rush town of Paradise, state law required the three big power monopolies to file detailed strategies to prevent wildfires. |   | |
| A member of a Ramona family that has invited adults and children to their home later this month for free rides on their miniature railroad is a registered sex offender who molested children, The San Diego Union-Tribune confirmed this week. |
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| It's been nearly a decade since California prohibited drivers from writing, sending or reading text messages while behind the wheel, yet more than 8,600 drivers in San Diego were ticketed for doing just that since 2017, according to city police data. |
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| California, which rates its schools using five colors for each of five indicators, is one of just four states that is choosing not to give schools a simple letter or number grade. Instead, schools are assigned a color. |
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| Capt. Mark Rosen won a $2.3-million settlement as part of a discrimination lawsuit against the Beverly Hills Police Department, the first judgment out of 20 pending lawsuits and employment complaints brought against the chief since 2016. |
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| More than 20 women claim a Pasadena doctor mistreated them during his medical care. |
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The New York Times says a report by CBS lawyers outlines more allegations of sexual misconduct by longtime chief Les Moonves. | | | |
| The new Los Angeles County Sheriff, Alex Villanueva, started his term by immediately removing 18 top executives. Now he's told nearly 500 other supervisors on his staff that their jobs are being re-evaluated too. And they had to temporarily remove their rank pins from their collars. |
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