Probe Called Over City Retirees' Disabilities

The San Diego city attorney has called for an investigation into a higher-than-average number of city employees who've retired with disability pay, according to a local TV station. A newly released report about the city of San Diego's depleted pension fund found that nearly 20% of the city's retirees left their employment while on disability. That number includes 40% of public safety officers who retired and continued to receive injury pay, according to the NBC affiliate in San Diego. The TV station reported that San Diego's rate of disabled retirees is twice the national average. That fin...