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The California attorney general is investigating the El Monte Union High School District in Southern California. The action follows Business Insider's reporting on a pattern of sexual misconduct at one district school, Rosemead High. Investigators are looking at compliance failures related to "suspected child abuse, sexual abuse, assault." AdvertisementThe California attorney general is investigating a Southern California school district over whether it properly handled claims of educator sexual abuse and misconduct, records reviewed by Business Insider show. Investigating a local school district is a rare step for the top law enforcement office in the state.
Persons: , Kamala Harris, Rob Bonta, Robin Torres, Torres, Edward Zuniga, Mark Abramson, Zuniga, Michael Carrillo, Carrillo, Edwin Reyes, Villegas, Jane Doe, Reyes, Stewart, Jenny Louro, Credentialing, Reyes Villegas, Herbert Ortiznmonroy, Ortizmonroy, Coach Ortiz, Jane, Alex Rai, Rai, Dominique Boubion, Matt Drange Organizations: El Monte Union High School District, Service, Business, BI, Redlands Unified, Redlands, El, Children's, Rosemead, US Department of Education, Manly, California Bureau Locations: California, Southern California, Redlands, El Monte Union, El Monte, Rosemead, El Monte district
The blaze, which began Thursday night east of Los Angeles, has thus far forced at least 6,000 people to evacuate. Pyrocumulus clouds have also been seen around two other major Southern California fires: the Airport Fire in Orange County and the Bridge Fire in Angeles National Forest. On Monday, fire officials said the California National Guard will deploy four Blackhawk helicopters and other aircraft to aid with modular airborne fire fighting systems as well as 80 soldiers. Meanwhile, in Nevada, the Davis Fire is burning about 5,000 acres and stands 0% contained, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest officials said Monday evening. Red Flag warnings are in place across southern California, including the I-5 corridor and the Los Angeles Metro area.
Persons: Qian Weizhong, ” CalFire, Gavin Newsom, Patrick T, Fallon, Davis Organizations: San Bernardino National Forest, California Department of Forestry, National Weather Service, Angeles National Forest, Firefighters, Getty, Gov, California National Guard, Blackhawk, Unified, Redlands Unified, OC Fire Authority, Robinson, National, Los, Los Angeles Metro Locations: California, Nevada, Los Angeles, Southern California, Orange County, Angeles, San Bernardino, Calif, Highlands, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Antonio, Baldy, Humboldt, Davis, Reno, Washoe County , Nevada
Mandatory evacuations were ordered for communities across San Bernardino County, east of Los Angeles, as the so-called Line Fire raged through woodland and burned through more than 23,700 acres by Monday night. The fire in the foothills of the San Bernardino National Forest was 5% contained as of around 8 p.m. PT Monday, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, or CalFire. March Air Reserve Base in Riverside County, just south of San Bernardino County, reached 105, according to the National Weather Service. “The triple-digit weather down here is nasty.”Newsom proclaimed a state of emergency for San Bernardino County Saturday night. State officials said vegetation is critically dry in San Bernardino County and temperatures reached more than 100 degrees on Saturday, with relative humidity ideal for the fire to spread.
Persons: CalFire, Gavin Newsom, Eric Thayer, Dan Munsey, Smiley, , , Steven Michael King, Michael Lee, Lee, ” Lee, ” Newsom, Firefighters Organizations: San Bernardino National Forest, PT, California Department of Forestry, Gov, National Guard, Unified, Redlands Unified, National Weather Service, San Bernardino Fire Protection, Downtown, Air Reserve Base, Angeles National Forest, Running, Associated Press, AP, San Bernardino Locations: San Bernardino County, Los Angeles, Forest, California, Orange County, Running Springs, Calif, Running, Downtown Los Angeles, Riverside County, L.A, Lake, Highland, Clearlake City, San Francisco
REDLANDS, Calif. (AP) — A Southern California school district will pay $2.25 million to settle the latest lawsuit involving a teacher who became pregnant by one of at least two students she was accused of sexually abusing. The settlement brings to $8.25 million the amount paid by Redlands Unified School District to Laura Whitehurst’s victims since her 2013 arrest, the Southern California News Group reported Sunday. In August 2016, the district agreed to pay $6 million to a former student who impregnated Whitehust while she was his teacher. Redlands Unified spokesperson Christine Stephens said Friday that the district was aware of the recent settlement, but could not comment due to confidentiality agreements. Whitehurst, who taught English and was a soccer coach, pleaded guilty to unlawful sex with three former students.
Persons: Laura Whitehurst’s, Morgan Stewart, Whitehurst, Christine Stephens, Whitehurst's Organizations: Calif, Redlands Unified School District, Southern California News Group, Redlands High School, Whitehurst, Redlands Unified Locations: REDLANDS, Southern California, Redlands
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