Nathan Fletcher

Nathan Fletcher’s attorney said court documents showing texts between his accuser and a friend undermine her claims of sexual assault.

New court documents filed by Fletcher’s attorneys show new details in text messages between the woman accusing Fletcher of sexual assault and the woman’s friend.  NBC 7’s Joey Safchik has the highlights from the latest document drop.

A judge issued a new ruling Friday in the case that led to the resignation of San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. The judge said social media content related to the sexual harassment allegations against him can be used in his defense.

There’s a new ruling in the case that led to the resignation of former San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. A judge said social media content related to the sexual harassment allegations against Fletcher can be used in his defense. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea has more details.

In a “substitution of attorney” form, Grecia Figueroa checked the box indicating she would represent herself in the civil sexual assault case against former San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher.

In a “substitution of attorney” form, Grecia Figueroa checked the box indicating she would represent herself in the civil sexual assault case against former San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. NBC 7’s Omari Fleming explains what the change could mean for her case against Fletcher.

The fallout from a scandal surrounding disgraced former San Diego County Supervisor’s stint at the Metropolitan Transit System continued on Tuesday, when a senior officer of the MTS filed a lawsuit against her employer.

Last April, the MTS Board of Directors retained the Oppenheimer Investigations Group LLP to look into some of the claims raised in Grecia Figueroa’s lawsuit, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.

The Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) has released the findings of an independent investigation into the termination of an employee who says she was sexually harassed by former San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. The investigation found no wrongdoing on the part of MTS and no involvement from Fletcher.

The former San Diego County Supervisor’s attorney said that the messages indicate a consensual, flirtatious relationship

The former San Diego County Supervisor’s attorney said that the messages indicate a consensual, flirtatious relationship.

Disgraced former County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher is facing more harassment allegations. And this time, he and the County of San Diego are accused of retaliation.

A UCSD professor says she was terminated from county projects because she reported Fletcher, who was also a UCSD professor at the time. NBC 7 reporter Jackie Crea has the documents and the details.

NBC 7’s Shellye Leggett shares why Fletcher filed the motion.

A judge granted a motion forcing Grecia Figueroa, the woman suing former San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher over sexual assault and harassment, to provide documentation of all written communication between her and Fletcher, including text and social media messages and emails.

In response, an attorney for Grecia Figueroa, who worked as a public relations specialist for the MTS, said “Mr. Fletcher prefers to politicize the litigation process, wasting time and resources by deploying distractions to the media rather than taking accountability. “

Tuesday is the final day to vote in the election to fill the vacant seat in San Diego County’s Fourth Supervisorial District following former supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s resignation amid a sex scandal.

New motions filed by Nathan Fletcher show that he is calling for a hearing to compel Grecia Figueroa to provide all written communications between the two of them.

New motions filed by Fletcher show that he is calling for a hearing on Oct. 27 to compel Figueroa to provide responses to his request for documents, on the grounds that Figueroa failed to produce those documents for discovery.

Voters in the Aug. 15 Special Election for San Diego County Supervisor who prefer to cast their ballots in person will have their chance starting Saturday, with the opening of seven vote centers.