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Comedy Turned Tragedy: End of Extra Unemployment Relief Pulls Curtains on Comedian
One San Diego comedian isn’t laughing after his unemployment relief checks went from $600 per week to less than $100.
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Comedy Turned Tragedy: End of Extra Unemployment Relief Pulls Curtains on Comedian
One San Diego comedian isn’t laughing after his unemployment relief checks went from $600 per week to less than $100, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.
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Hundreds of UCSD Students, Staff Pen Letter Asking School to Cancel In-Person Classes
UC San Diego is just a few weeks out from fall quarter and hundreds of students and faculty have signed a letter asking the university to drop in-person classes. Mustafa Kahn, a post-graduate student at UCSD, feels the letter’s authors make a valid argument that outbreaks are likely, posing a threat to the community’s safety. After all, he pointed...
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UCSD Students, Staff Pen Letter to University Calling for Pause on In-Person Classes
UCSD students say they don’t have to look far to see examples of dangerous COVID-19 outbreaks on college campuses. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea has the story.
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On The Front Line: County Employees Raise Alarm Over Safety and Pay During Pandemic
On the front lines of the fight against coronavirus is San Diego County’s Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) The public health department is responsible for daily briefings and tracking on COVID-19 infection rates, hospital availability, and services for those who fall ill.
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County Workers Want More Protection Against Virus
NBC 7 Investigates reporter Alexis Rivas spoke to workers who feel the county is not meeting their safety needs.
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