Many stories about dog bites in the San Diego area involve animals that have, unbeknownst to their owners, either gotten loose from their fencing or are off leash and wandering free.
Man may be paralyzed after working on high speed rail
A construction site accident in another part of California may have left a man unable to walk, according to those who are close to the worker.
Office workers may need legal help with work comp claims
As a previous post on this blog reported recently, those who work in San Diego's offices or in other white-collar environments can find themselves suffering from work-related injuries just as easily as can a Californian who works in construction or at a factory.
Office injuries: Even a gentle workplace has hazards
Not many people think of an office as a dangerous workplace. In fact, offices are usually one of the safer places to work. You aren't exposed to the elements, you have your work day set to certain hours and you're not risking your health around dangerous machinery or vehicles.
Bicyclist seriously hurt at area intersection
A bicyclist in the San Diego area who was traveling in a group of other bicyclists was taken to a nearby hospital with what authorities described as serious injuries after a car trying to make a left turn hit her.
Keeping children safe from dog attacks
Did you know that 4 million dog attacks happen every year? In approximately 800,000 of these instances, the victims require emergency room or hospital care. Even more startling is the fact that half of the victims are children.
You never know what will cause a serious construction accident
The construction industry is full of twists and turns, some good and some bad. If you work in this field, it's imperative to keep one thing in mind: Your safety must always come first.
Distracted, drugged driving contributing to pedestrian crashes
The number of fatal accidents involving motor vehicles and pedestrians held steady between 2016 and 2017, with the tally of pedestrian deaths for each year coming in at around 6,000.
