The Latest
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San Diego Moves Closer Toward Ban on Flavored Tobacco Sales
The city of San Diego took another step Monday towards banning the sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products.
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Family of SDSU Student Who Fell From Dorm Room Bunk Bed Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The family of a 19-year-old San Diego State University student who died after falling from his dorm room bunk bed has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the college, multiple members of his former fraternity, and the bunk bed manufacturer. Dylan Hernandez died on Nov. 8, 2019, one day after attending a pledge party at SDSU’s Phi Gamma Delta fraternity….
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San Diego Passes Ordinance Requiring Hotels To Consider Most Experienced When Rehiring
The city of San Diego is now requiring that hotels must consider experienced hotel workers first when the time comes to replenish depleted staff levels caused by the pandemic.
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Elite San Diego County Private School Returns $4.4M From PPP Loans to Federal Government
La Jolla Country Day one of many of San Diego County’s eilte private schools that received PPP loans. As of now, the only school confirmed to have returned it.
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Body-Cam Footage Shows Officers Failed to Act Hours Before Deadly McLaren Crash
Officer-worn camera footage shows police refused to intervene despite pleas from the family and psychiatrist of a teen who drove his McLaren sports car against traffic on I-805, crashing and killing a mother and her daughter.
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COVID-19 Ended a Lot of Things, But Not Cannabis Sales
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, many people are dealing with stress, anxiety and boredom, and some San Diegans’ coping mechanism has shown in sales.
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It Starts With A Conversation: How To Protect Your Child From Falling Victim To Sex Trafficking Or Predators Online
To offset the increased exposure caused by social media and technology, experts are placing more and more emphasis on parents to sit down and have conversations with their children to make them aware of the dangers that lurk online.
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11 Lesser-Known Apps That Experts Say Could Expose Your Child to Sex Trafficking
There are more apps out there than we can keep track of, and not all of them are fun and games. Here are a few the San Diego County Human Trafficking Task Force says parents should be aware of
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Rise In Reports of Child Sex Trafficking, Exploitation Cases During COVID-19
The novel coronavirus pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of society. In particular, it has aided in the rise of sex trafficking on national and global levels.
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How to Help in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
We hope that every STOLEN viewer is inspired to become an ally in the fight to save those young lives that were snatched from underneath them. Survivor resource groups that we consulted for this project say there are a few ways you can help.
