ABC San Diego
3/3/15
SAN DIEGO – A settlement was reached in a wrongful death lawsuit filed against a local auto dealership by the family of four people killed in a 2009 car crash. […] A federal probe into the floor mats, gas pedals and brakes in certain vehicles manufactured by Toyota led to a massive recall. […]
Slate
2/22/2014
The vast majority of traffic fatalities never lead to an arrest. […] Less obvious, but no less consequential, was the legal shift through which society absorbed and dismissed the hazards of urban driving, exonerating individual drivers for crashes, even when they killed pedestrians. […]
The Oregonian
2/17/15
[…] The decision reinstates a $3.7 million lawsuit against the city by the family of Lindsay Leonard, 23, who was struck and instantly killed at 7:25 p.m. Nov. 1, 2009, in a marked crosswalk at Southeast 80th Avenue and Foster Road. […]
2/7/15
LA Times
[…] Police: Paparazzi not a factor in Bruce Jenner fatal crash […]
LA Times
2/7/15
[…] One person dies in a four-vehicle chain-reaction crash in Malibu; Bruce Jenner was involved but unhurt […] Strange development at scene of crash involving Jenner: As police investigate, car plows through road closure […]
2/7/15
Biking L.A.
We knew it couldn’t last.
After a rare month in which only one bike rider was killed anywhere in Southern California, another rider has lost his life on SoCal streets.
road.cc – Campaign SKC (Stop Killing Cyclists on Facebook)
2/3/15
[…] We ask as many of you as possible to attend and to remember our fellow cyclist as well as highlighting for the second time in just two weeks, the need for space and decent infrastructure for cyclists. […]
LA Times
January 29, 2015
[…] The automaker said Thursday it is looking into a crash of a 2002 Honda Accord on Jan. 18, in Houston. The driver’s side airbag inflator in the car may have ruptured, sending shrapnel into the cabin and killing the driver, who the company did not name. […]
