Hey, everybody! I'm back with your fresh edition of the San Diego Patch newsletter. Sip that coffee/tea, crunch that waffle and maple syrup, and read on to find out what's happening around town today:
- Mayor wants to revise a 50-year-old law in order to send mentally ill people to treatment.
- Wage Theft — A despicable practice rebounds.
- What's happening with San Diego weather?
But first, today's weather:
Mostly sunny. High: 60, Low: 43.
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Here are four of the top stories in San Diego today:
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- Mayor Todd Gloria supports a bill that would strike down a 56-year-old law that governs mental health conservatorships. The law states that people can be put into treatment only when they are a danger to themselves or others. The new bill would permit people to be detained against their will because of mental illness, and it would include people who suffer from mental illness or addiction and refuse to get help. The Mayor believes this could save unsheltered lives and reduce homelessness in San Diego. Others think the law would be unconstitutional. (CBS News 8)
- Wage theft has rebounded in San Diego. Nearly 15,000 claims of wage theft were reported between 2018...
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