Stories for December 29, 2009
It's Complicated and Nine
Appeals Court Finds Police Officer's Taser Use Was Excessive Force
A Coronado police officer who zapped a 21-year-old man with a Taser during a stop for a seatbelt infraction is not entitled to qualified immunity, according to a federal appeals court ruling obtained today.
San Diego's Political Character Continues To Change
2009 was not an election year but San Diego’s political parties continue to build on their strengths in preparation for battles ahead. The political make-up of San Diego County continues to change.
More Exercise Is Top San Diego Health Goal
Getting more exercise is the number-one health goal for San Diegans, according to a recent survey. The survey, sponsored by Scripps Health, asked 2,000 San Diego County adults what they'd like to do to improve their health in 2010.
Immigrants Rights Activists Head To Court
Immigrants rights activists headed to court in El Centro Tuesday morning. They were ticketed last month by the Sheriff for stringing safety buoys across the All American Canal to help prevent migrant drownings.
Trailer Tuesday: The Visual Underground Reunion
Instead of highlighting a Hollywood trailer I decided to highlight the preview trailer for The Visual Underground Reunion (Warning: mature content). If the people putting on this film-music-art event put this much creative effort into the teaser trailer for their show imagine how good the show will be.
Two Dead After Ex-Security Guard Opens Fire At Barona Gaming Commission
A man who was fired from his job at the Barona Resort and Casino last month burst into the tribal gaming commission's security office with a gun Tuesday and reportedly fired shots before barricading himself inside, authorities said.
Supervisor Roberts Still Not Showing His Hand
San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts has not yet revealed if he will resurrect the major development known as Merriam Mountain in North County.
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