Morgan Cook, The Union-Tribune

Morgan Cook

The Union-Tribune

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Past articles by Morgan:

Blakespear holds narrow lead over Gunderson in state Senate race

Early San Diego County results showed Republicans leading in two of three other state Senate races being decided Tuesday → Read More

County settles lawsuit over in-custody death for $1.35 million

The lawsuit alleged a 29-year-old man died after San Diego County Sheriff's deputies used excessive force to arrest him in 2018. → Read More

Girls dream up engineering solutions to "hack" human colonization of Mars

High school and middle school girls gathered Saturday at the Academy of Our Lady of Peace to come up with ways to make Mars livable → Read More

Murder suspect who fled to Central America pleads not-guilty in 2016 homicide

Raymond “RJ” McLeod was returned to San Diego County to face murder charges in the death of Krystal Mitchell in 2016. → Read More

Man sentenced to 7 years in prison for murder of woman on Carlsbad hiking trail

The man, who was 17 when he stabbed the woman to death, pleaded guilty last month to a count of murder. → Read More

San Diego city attorney announces settlement deal in hotel lawsuit without telling council

Deal includes return of $1 million in broker fees but does not address allegedly inflated sale costs → Read More

Legendary investigative journalist Bob Woodward to speak in San Diego

The celebrated reporter and author of more than 20 books will speak about the lessons learned from his coverage of 10 American presidencies → Read More

Police supervisor accused of sexual abuse by San Diego Community College District officer

The officer filed a claim against the district this week, alleging sexual misconduct by a supervising officer → Read More

Masks required indoors at San Diego military installations as COVID-19 activity triggers guidelines

At least two local military installations gave notice that masks will be required indoors starting Monday. → Read More

Person dies in wreck on I-5 near Camp Pendleton

The California Highway Patrol reported the collision about 2:10 p.m. → Read More

She Fest celebrates strength of LGBTQ women and non-binary people

The annual event near the Hillcrest Pride Flag kicks off LGBTQ Pride Week in San Diego. → Read More

Willie Morrow, pioneer in Black hair care and entrepreneur, dies at 82

Longtime San Diego resident was inventor of the Afro pick and a pioneer of Jheri Curl hairstyle → Read More

City of San Diego to appeal $3.9 million verdict in Dell'Anno wrongful termination lawsuit

A majority of city councilmembers voted in closed session Tuesday to appeal the jury's verdict in favor of the former prosecutor to the state Courts of Appeal. → Read More

Lawsuit alleges San Ysidro School District denied a female employee equal pay

The district's executive director of human resources says the district refused to pay her what it paid men to do the same work, and criticized her for not working during maternity leave → Read More

Jury awards former San Diego city prosecutor $3.9 million in wrongful termination lawsuit

Former Assistant City Attorney Marlea Dell'Anno alleged that then-City Attorney Jan Goldsmith wrongly fired her in 2015 → Read More

State lawmakers introduce bill to protect inmates in San Diego sheriff's custody

Bill comes in response to scathing audit last month and after two jail deaths this week → Read More

Lawyers make closing arguments in wrongful termination lawsuit by former San Diego Assistant City Attorney

Witnesses described criminal division rife with resentment, dysfunction in 2015. → Read More

Chaldean community group sues San Diego County over redistricting map

Chaldean Coalition alleges voting lines that divide the population in East County between supervisorial districts are illegal → Read More

Former La Jolla Music Society finance director pleads guilty to embezzlement

The longtime finance director for the music society pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to a count of wire fraud, admitting he embezzled more than half a million dollars over 10 years → Read More

ReOpen San Diego sues city of San Diego over COVID-19 vaccine mandate

The group's suit in federal court alleges vaccine mandate is unconstitutional and discriminatory → Read More