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Shortly after 11 a.m. Tuesday, California Highway Patrol officials received reports of a pedestrian down on the eastbound side of SR-94, just past the Euclid Avenue exit. 170

Since then, the source continued, some officials said she has been dishonest about what went on and leaked stories to try and cover her behavior.The former Trump transition official said they were not surprised to hear that Ricardel butted heads with the first lady and her staff, saying, "she does not suffer fools." The former transition official characterized Ricardel as "smart and tough," but acknowledged that she is not always effective at navigating "internal politics." 478

Sweetwater officials responded to the SDCOE’s disagreement, saying:“This afternoon we received a letter from the San Diego County Office of Education stating that they do not believe that the SERP (Supplemental Early Retirement Plan) is in the best interest of the district. A major factor indicated in their letter is the concern about the inability to lay off staff if there are additional savings needed. However, we have a fundamental difference of opinion and approach with SDCOE. A fundamental part of finding budget solutions is through collaborations with our associations and to create a humane and thoughtful process where solutions such as layoffs for our 7-12 staff are not a primary part of this process. Through the SERP we have made agreements with our labor partners that several positions will not be replaced and ultimately result in reduction in staff. As we have continuously stated, we believe that the solutions lie in the collaboration with our partners. 977

State officials recommended the city and county work better together on a plan that can be quickly implemented in the event of a future outbreak. 145

Taylor Parker was in the shower when he heard what sounded like an earthquake."I got my towel on, ran out my front door, and all I see is a big bulldozer, tearing up my yard and went through the house," Parker said. "I flagged the guy to stop, jumped in front, basically yanked him out.""You can't fathom that somebody just went through your house, it just doesn't seem real," Parker said. "It basically felt like an earthquake; the whole house was shaking for a good 20, 25 seconds."Fortunately, no one was hurt. Parker said his two kids were at school at the time.Parker does not have an estimate on how much the damage will cost."I couldn't give you a figure, I just know it's going to be a lot of money," he said.The bulldozer driver was supposed to be doing work at another home down the street. Parker said the driver took the bulldozer to the back of his house several times, as well.Spring Hill Police responded to the scene. They said they did not know why the bulldozer ended up at Parker's home. Officers gave the bulldozer driver a blood test.This story was originally published by 1094