News Reporter

Tomoki Chien

A lawsuit claims the company failed to ban a man who had a history of sexually assaulting women on flights.

The actions, which allege rape and misconduct, accuse the company of “fraudulently” marketing itself as a safe method of transportation.

Tuen Kit Lee was found guilty at a 2007 trial of the kidnapping and rape of the young woman at knifepoint at her home near Boston.

Women pick being alone with a bear over a man. In San Francisco, two high-profile cases highlight ongoing failures to address sexual misconduct. 

A San Francisco agency designed to support sexual assault victims paid $365,000 to staffers—but never even met with police.  