Scripps to pay $6.8 million, rescind mandatory retirement age policy
REGION — Scripps Clinic Medical Group has agreed to pay more than $6.8 million to resolve allegations that it imposed a mandatory retirement age on...
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Brett’s BBQ: Slow cooked and beloved, but soon to close
Brett’s BBQ owners Bruce Weisman and Brett Nicholson find themselves in the unfortunate situation of having to close their business....
Sea-level rise and the precious commodity of sand
According to Crystal Najera, the city of Encinitas has adopted a Climate Change Action Plan that predicts a regional sea-level rise of 5 to 24...
Scripps Encinitas launches robotic surgery program
Dr. Adam Fierer said that it took him a few years to get used to the idea that a robot could perform a surgery better...
Scripps family estate sale items auctioned for charity
RANCHO SANTA FE — Just in Time for Foster Youth and Humble Designs, which both work with the homeless, will be the recipients of the...
Judge throws out Tri-City lawsuit against Scripps
OCEANSIDE — Last week, a California judge dismissed a 4-year-old lawsuit filed by Tri-City Medical against Scripps Health for allegedly poaching patients....
Scientists tracking movement of sand
CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA — Millions of dollars have been spent on local beach replenishment projects....
Tri-City, Scripps head to court over lawsuit
OCEANSIDE — On March 9, an appellate court upheld a trial court’s ruling that Tri-City Medical’s claims against Scripps Health are not subject to arbitration....
Tri-City claims against Scripps will go to trial
OCEANSIDE — Tri-City Medical’s lawsuit against Scripps Health will head to trial, according to a court ruling March 29.Tri-City sued Scripps for allegedly directing patients...
