San Diego, CA
San Diego is paying out another $700K to 2 people injured on city streets
San Diego is paying out $700,000 to settle two injury lawsuits, one involving a pedestrian in San Ysidro and another involving a motorcycle rider in northern Clairemont.
The settlements, which the City Council approved this week, continue a long string of city payouts related to decaying infrastructure alleged to have caused injuries.
One man is getting a $500,000 payout for injuries he suffered in March 2021 when raised asphalt bumps on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard caused him to lose control of his Harley-Davidson “fatboy” motorcycle.
A lawsuit he filed against the city in 2022 says he suffered a frontal lobe contusion and other traumatic brain injuries that will make it hard for him ever to work again.
Doctors found moderate to severe deficits in his executive functioning and moderate to profound deficits in memory, attention and language, the suit says.
The payout covers medical expenses, lost wages and diminished earning capacity.
The man was headed eastbound near the Clairemont Town Square shopping plaza when the crash happened.
An issue in the case was that he was wearing a “novelty” helmet that isn’t compliant with state law. It’s not clear whether that lowered the payout amount.
Separately, a woman is receiving a $199,000 payout for injuries she suffered in December 2022 when she tripped and fell on a piece of metal in San Ysidro that remained from a removed traffic sign that was allegedly cut down in a negligent way.
She was injured while walking northbound on East San Ysidro Boulevard, just north of the international border crossing.
In a lawsuit she filed against the city in 2023, she said her injuries included a fractured finger and damage to her arms, back, neck and head. The suit says she suffered “numerous internal and external injuries” that appear to be “permanent in character.”
Her payout covers medical expenses and lost earnings.
The council approved both payouts on Tuesday. Jury trials had been scheduled in both cases.
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NASCAR will honor the 250th birthday of the United States and the US Navy’s 250th anniversary with a race brand new to the racing calendar.
The Anduril 250 will take place on a road course built on Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, California. The 3.4-mile track has 19 turns. The race is 255 miles total and drivers will do 75 laps.
Shane van Gisbergen, who is widely considered to be NASCAR’s best road course driver, will start in pole position. van Gisbergen has won seven road races in 14 total starts, and he is just two road wins away from tying Jeff Gordon’s record of nine.
nascar anduril 250: what to know
- When: June 21, 4 p.m. ET
- Where: Coronado Street Course (Naval Base Coronado, San Diego, California)
- Channel: Streaming exclusive
- Streaming: Prime Video (30 days free)
Here’s everything you need to know about today’s NASCAR Cup Series race on the Coronado Street Course.
NASCAR Cup race at San Diego start time:
Today’s (June 21) NASCAR race, the Anduril 250, begins at 4 p.m. ET.
What channel is today’s (June 21) NASCAR race on?
Today’s NASCAR race won’t be on traditional television; it will air exclusively on Prime Video.
How to watch the NASCAR Anduril 250 for free:
With Prime Video, you can also take advantage of the streamer’s Shop the Race storefront, exclusively on the Amazon mobile app, to shop gear, flags, and more for your favorite driver.
NASCAR San Diego starting lineup:
- Shane van Gisbergen
- Carson Hocevar
- Ryan Blaney
- Zane Smith
- Todd Gilliland
- Daniel Suárez
- Ryan Preece
- Connor Zilisch
- Michael McDowell
- Austin Hill
- Ty Gibbs
- Bubba Wallace
- Corey Heim
- Kyle Larson
- AJ Allmendinger
- Chris Buescher
- Tyler Reddick
- Austin Dillon
- Joey Logano
- Alex Bowman
- Kevin Magnussen
- Chase Briscoe
- Ross Chastain
- Riley Herbst
- Cole Custer
- Denny Hamlin
- William Byron
- John Hunter Nemechek
- Brad Keselowski
- Chase Elliott
- Austin Cindric
- Noah Gragson
- Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
- Ty Dillon
- Josh Berry
- Jimmie Johnson
- Christopher Bell
- Erik Jones
- Cody Ware
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