San Diego startups fared extremely well in 2020
Written by Hannah Schmidtler Businesses have faced a multitude of hardships this last year. However, San Diego startups unexpectedly raised…
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EDD may have paid $9.8B in fraudulent unemployment claims
Written by Hannah Schmidtler Before controls were installed in October, at least 10% of claims submitted to the state’s Employment…
Bank of America sued for failure to protect unemployment recipients from fraud
Written by Justin Culetu Bank of America is facing a federal lawsuit for its failure to protect thousands of Californian’s…
Uber, Lyft, others, may face financial penalties due to new CA Supreme Court decision
Written by Michael Palomba Uber, Lyft, and other companies that operate in the gig-economy may face massive financial penalties in…
Verification process for suspended accounts begins at the EDD, may take more than a month
Written by Justin Culetu Since the start of the New Year, millions of Californians have had their unemployment claims cut off…
Reopen Cal Now members to protest COVID-19 lockdown at State Capital
Written by Hannah Schmidtler California residents have been asked to stay home under the most recent shutdown order. As a…
San Diego “Significantly Undersupplied” in housing supply
Written by Sebastian Acosta The San Diego metropolitan area may be the most undersupplied market in the nation for new…
Joe Biden: COVID-19 relief priority will be tied to race, gender
Written by Michael Palomba At a time when the country is more divided than it’s ever been and millions are…
Oceanside opens applications for second round of Small Business Grants
Written by Michael Palomba Applications for a second round of Oceanside Small Bussiness Grants became available to the city’s business…
SDPD begins enforcement of COVID-19 closures at request of Mayor Gloria
Written by Michael Palomba As requested by Mayor Gloria the San Diego Police Department has started cracking down on businesses that…