Congressman Duncan Hunter's Legal Team Files Motion to Dismiss Charges

Congressman Duncan Hunter's Legal Team Files Motion to Dismiss Charges

Congressman Duncan Hunter's accused the San Diego U.S. Attorney's Office of "being out to get him" for political reasons. Monday morning Hunter's legal team filed a motion to have his case dismissed based claiming a conflict of interest, given that two assistant U.S. attorneys investigating his case attended a presidential campaign event for Hillary Clinton.

Bill to Require College Education for Juvenile Detention Centers

By law, kids locked up in California must have access to a high school education, but that is all. Senate Bill 716 would require county probation departments to make online college classes available to youth in detention who’ve earned high school diplomas or certificates.
Reporter: Vanessa Rancaño

House Democrats Try to Stop Offshore Drilling

The Trump administration's hopes of new offshore oil drilling sites off the California coast and elsewhere may have dried up. In a series of obscure votes late last week House Democrats voted to take away all the money that would be in next year's Interior Department budget that could be used for things like lawyers or public meetings that are needed before you can lease these offshore areas to oil companies.
Reporter: Paul Rogers

Federal Court Shuts Down Approval for Cadiz Pipeline

A federal court struck down a decision by the Trump administration that would have allowed the construction of a water pipeline across public land in the Mojave Desert.
Reporter: Hope McKenney

California Nursing Homes Some of the Worst in the Nation

Thirty-four nursing homes in California made the list of the worst facilities in the nation for having serious health, safety or sanitary problems, according to a recent federal report.
Reporter: Alyssa Jeong Perry