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EXCLUSIVE: Another 101 Ash St Legal Memo Questioned City’s Motives in Using Lease
Legal memo raises more questions about the City’s true motives in approving “disproportionately unfavorable” lease....
Powerful SD Union Leader Behind 101 Ash Deal Remains Silent on Growing Scandal
Michael Zucchet represents over 4,000 of the City’s 11,000 employees not covered by the separate police, firefighter, and blue-collar workers’ unions....
Mayor Faulconer Staff Wrote False Letters for 101 Ash Contractors to Cover Problems
High-ranking City officials knowingly worked to cover up that 101 Ash Street building was an unsafe before forcing 1,000 employees to move in....
Former Owner May Have Kept Undisclosed Interest in 101 Ash St. Building
Email reveals previous owner may still have ownership in the building in violation of the City’s Charter and City Attorney Mara Elliott may have known since last December but didn’t disclosed it....
Elliott Admits 101 Ash St ‘Forensic Report’ Was Not Independent or ‘Unvarnished’ Truth
City Attorney’s office admits “forensic analysis” presented to the public as an independent report was an internal document edited by her office to withhold potentially damaging and embarrassing information, but Elliott lays the blame on Mayor Faulconer and the 2020 City Council for misleading the public about details removed from the report....
EXCLUSIVE: City Attorney Misled Public by Hiding Damning Parts of Forensic Report
The full 101 Ash Street report released to the public as was promised by City officials....
City Knowingly Put 1,100 Staffers at Risk of Fire in 101 Ash St. Building, Asbestos Scare Saved Their Lives
Downtown high-rise building purchased as a new space for over 1,100 staffers was closed down last year over asbestos exposure, but a greater threat to people in the building could have been uncontrollable fires....
[Part 3] Who Actually Approved 101 Ash Deal?
The current San Diego City Attorney and her two immediate predecessors have differing views on who is responsible for the final approval of the 101 Ash St building deal....