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The Mendocino Complex Fire is now at 292,692 acres and is 34 percent contained, according to Cal Fire. As of Monday night, the fire earned the dubious distinction of the largest fire in California history as it grew larger than last year's Thomas Fire, which had burned 281,893 acres.The Mendocino Complex Fire is made up of two separate fires, the River Fire and the Ranch Fire. The River Fire, located to the west of Clear Lake, is the smaller of the two at about 49,000 acres and 78 percent contained. The Ranch Fire, north of Clear Lake, is about five times larger and is just 20 percent contained.A total of 3,908 personnel are assigned to fighting the fire. Those personnel are operating 441 engines and 15 helicopters. One firefighter has been injured in the Mendocino Complex Fire and 13,000 residents are under evacuation orders, Cal Fire said. 868

The Port of San Diego took over management of Seaport in October 2018, with initial plans to “refresh” the property. In February, the board voted to spend .3 million to refresh the shopping center. Future plans to completely redevelop Seaport Village could include a new hotel, aquarium and event center. Those plans, however, have not yet been approved and 5 to 7 years away. 378

The Pinnacle apartments are located across from Heritage Park, and there is a guard shack at the entrance and security patrols at night. 136

The nonprofit group Circulate San Diego, which authored the study, says that money could go a long way toward fixing potholes on streets that have MTS service, funding a potential trolley line to San Diego’s airport, building transit to area job hubs, and creating safer routes to schools. 289

The former Cincinnati truck driver and pastor pleaded guilty last year to wire fraud and theft of public money after he admitted to stealing more than 300 monthly Social Security payments mistakenly paid to his mother, Novellar Butler. In his plea agreement, Joash admitted to stealing a total of 7,665. On Jan. 13, U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett sentenced Joash to five years of probation, including six months of home confinement. The judge also ordered him to pay 7,665 in restitution to the SSA."I'm the other side of the story," said Fitzwater, who believes the SSA moves too hard and fast to recover overpayments to people like her, and has failed to aggressively detect and stop fraud. In its audits, the IG discusses steps taken by SSA to reduce errors and improve performance, including the use of new online tools that allow recipients to update their information quickly so that SSA can reflect those changes as soon as possible.SSA has also increased its use of data provided by other agencies, including the Department of Labor, which had information about Fitzwater's workers comp payments. That data prompted the SSA's review of her Social Security benefits.According to Fitzwater's records, she will resume receiving her full monthly Social Security benefits in August 2022. "I just want what I worked my whole life for, you know," Fitzwater said."It's just a crazy system, I guess."This story was originally published by Craig Cheatham at WCPO. 1472