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Hospitals across San Diego shared photos of the first babies born in 2025 with NBC 7. These bundles of joy are part of a new generation — Beta.

A California law goes into effect on Wednesday that limits overdraft fees at banks supervised by the state.

After months of failed negotiations, the health insurance coverage contract between Anthem Blue Cross and Scripps Health has ended and patients who utilize both may now need to make rearrangements to their care.

Two boys were wounded in a shooting on New Year’s Eve, authorities said Wednesday.

Two people died after a New Year’s Day crash in Lemon Grove Wednesday afternoon, according to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.

The San Diego Zoo has taken top honors in the Tournament of Roses Parade for the second consecutive year.

People are partying across San Diego County to ring in the new year. NBC7’s Dave Summers checked out some of the party spots, including one of the biggest in North County.

San Diego is among the top 10 places in the country where consumer prices have risen the most, according to Pew Research data. Researchers say prices of everyday items are up about 25%, compared to the days right before the pandemic. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea reports on Dec. 31, 2024.

After an 11-year-old boxing champion was hit by a car in an unincorporated area near El Cajon and later died, residents and the boy’s coach are pushing for safety improvements to the street they say has been dangerous for years.

People working for minimum wage in the city of San Diego will see more money in their paychecks starting Wednesday, when the minimum wage rises from $16.85 to $17.25 an hour.

With just a few hours left in 2024, crowds are picking up downtown getting ready to ring in the new year. NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes is in the Gaslamp Quarter with a look at the festivities, as well as a reminder from law enforcement. 

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department’s Bomb/Arson Unit is investigating the cause of the fire.

A demolition crew has gutted most of the old Fry’s Electronics building in Serra Mesa to make way for a new apartment complex.

Council president and La Jolla resident Joe LaCava has pointed out that the only California community that succeeded in such an effort was Coronado in the 1800s.