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2 arrested in Ramona insurance fraud investigation
Two people were awaiting word on possible criminal charges Friday following their arrests in connection with an alleged insurance fraud scheme in Ramona. Detectives assigned to the Ramona Sheriff's Substation, deputies from the Lakeside Substation, and Sheriff's Special Enforcement Detail personnel collaborated around 5 a.m. Thursday to serve multiple search warrants concurrently throughout the county, including a storefront in the 4200 block of El Cajon Boulevard in San Diego and a home in the 100 block of Hope Street in Ramona, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.
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San Diego Investor Pays $80.2M for Kannapolis Logistics Hub, Lands Apparel Giant
A San Diego investor has paid $80.2 million for a fully leased industrial complex in Kannapolis, scooping up not just the warehouse but 23 acres of adjacent land in a deal that lands squarely in the middle of a booming stretch for industrial real estate around Charlotte. The buyer, Westcore, acquired the Metro63 Logistics Center, a massive facility already filled by a tenant with big hiring plans.
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New San Diego Airport Trip Fee Draws Concern From Premium Rideshare Drivers
San Diego International Airport — Reported Airport Trip Fee Location. A new $5 fee per airport pick-up or drop-off from the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority is squeezing drivers who ferry passengers in Uber Black and Lyft Black vehicles, with one driver saying he took home less than $200 for all of October after accounting for the charge. Operators are invoiced monthly based on their airport activity. The fee change, which began in October 2026, has shifted charter operators from an annual vehicle fee to a trip-based structure, and some drivers say the math no longer works in their favor.