Lisa Halverstadt
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 28, 2026
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County Supe Set to Dish on the State of the County (opens the original)
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The county has yet to hold its usual annual address on the state of things, but one supervisor is ready to dish. Supervisor Joel Anderson, who could soon become the sole Republican on the county Board of Supervisors, will sit down with our Lisa Halverstadt at Politifest. They’ll discuss Measure A aiming to reform governance at the county (yeah, we’ll explain what that means!) and Anderson’s push for a competing version and county transparency issues including formerly secret subcommittees and fi
County Nursing Facility Fined $67K (opens the original)
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The county paid more than $67,000 in state and federal fines earlier this year after a state agency cited the Edgemoor skilled nursing facility for a resident’s startling interaction with a nursing assistant and taking days to report the incident. A state Department of Public Health probe found that the officials failed to properly investigate and to within 24 hours report to the agency a certified nursing assistant’s “threatening and aggressive posturing” when a quadriplegic patient asked him f
Supes Sound Off on Employee Misconduct Records (opens the original)
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County supervisors want to address the problems plaguing the county’s Behavioral Health Services Department. Top county officials say they only recently learned of employee misconduct issues uncovered after a Voice of San Diego public records request and a more than year-long court battle. The records released last month documented significant culture issues at the Edgemoor skilled nursing facility that serves medically fragile adults, sexual harassment at the county’s psychiatric hospital and a
How the County Fought to Keep Employee Misconduct Records Under Wraps (opens the original)
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For months, county lawyers spun arguments to keep employee misconduct records Voice of San Diego requested from its behavioral health department from becoming public. It all started after Voice made a March 2025 public records request seeking reports of misconduct in the county’s Behavioral Health Services Department that investigators found to have merit. First, county officials claimed they didn’t have records to disclose. Then their lawyer incorrectly claimed that two county facilities weren’
Judge: Not the Time for MTS to Seek Fees From Fletcher Accuser (opens the original)
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A San Diego Superior Court judge on Friday ruled against forcing an ex-Metropolitan Transit System staffer who accused ex-Chair Nathan Fletcher of sexual assault and harassment to cover the agency’s more than $775,000 in legal fees and costs. We broke the news this week that MTS sought to force Grecia Figueroa to pay up months after Judge Matthew C. Braner in August 2025 dismissed Figueroa’s case against MTS, ruling that her firing was based on performance issues. Braner also later threw out the
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