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Desperate San Diego workers forced to rent homes across border in Tijuana to make ends meet
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business12h ago

Desperate San Diego workers forced to rent homes across border in Tijuana to make ends meet

  • San Diego workers are relocating to Tijuana to save on housing costs while commuting to U.S. jobs each day.
  • Amy McEfee, a San Diego warehouse stock clerk, now pays $400 for a one-bedroom in Tijuana versus $1,200 in San Diego.
  • Fellow worker Vered Familiar moved from $2,100 to $550 for a five-bedroom in Tijuana to cope with costs.
  • Some workers start early and cross the border on foot to reach San Diego by 6 a.m.
  • The report notes Baja California's hikes in rental costs versus San Diego's market dynamics.
  • State Department advisories and safety concerns are cited as context for the cross-border move.
  • Tijuana's crime and murder rates are mentioned as part of the regional context.
  • California’s overall cost of living remains a factor driving cross-border housing shifts.
  • The report presents a narrative of 'survival' for workers with limited support systems.
  • The piece underscores the daily routine: border crossing, trolley ride, and workplace commute.
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Nurse who downed at least 14 tequila shots wins $300,000 in lawsuit against cruise line
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business4h ago

Nurse who downed at least 14 tequila shots wins $300,000 in lawsuit against cruise line

  • Nurse Diana Sanders won a jury verdict awarding $300,000 against Carnival Corp. for overserving her alcohol on a cruise.
  • The eight-and-a-half hour voyage saw Sanders drink about 14 to 15 alcoholic beverages across six ship taverns.
  • The jury attributed 60% of the negligence to Carnival and 40% to Sanders.
  • Sanders reported injuries including concussion, headaches, and back injuries after a fall on the stairs.
  • Carnival disputes the verdict and said it may seek a new trial or appeal.
  • The ship was cruising along Baja California during Sanders' eight-and-a-half-hour drinking period.
  • The suit argued the crew should have supervised or assisted passengers engaging in dangerous behavior.
  • Sanders said she faced conflicting information from crew after the incident and felt treated like a criminal.
  • Carnival Panorama and other vessels are referenced in related coverage about cruise-line policies.
  • The case adds to ongoing conversations about alcohol service and safety on cruise ships.
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