Attorney Lawrence Shea discusses the reasons why his clients came forward to share their concerns surrounding asbestos in a city-owned downtown high rise.

More fallout after a San Diego city building was evacuate following repeated problems with asbestos. An elected official wants answers and a full investigation.

City of San Diego Development Services Department (DSD) employees Friday afternoon received a memo advising that the city had made the decision to voluntarily evacuate the building located at 101 Ash Street for 30 days.

NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas was downtown where a city building reportedly had asbestos as recently as three weeks ago.

Records show the city of San Diego moved employees into a building with multiple documented asbestos violations, discovered by the county’s Air Pollution Control District in August 2019.

Large sections of the Kearny Mesa San Diego County Traffic Court have been sealed off for weeks, with new signs warning of asbestos. But the state court system says there’s no danger.