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San Diego State had nine different players score and play at least 10 minutes in a big road win over Boise State.

About 200 residents in the Point Loma Heights neighborhood of San Diego are dealing with little to no water pressure from a water main break on Saturday, according to the city.

This month, the City of San Diego will break ground on what could be the new heart of Hillcrest.

A new California law going into effect in 2025 says alcohol sales in streets, sidewalk, or public spaces are allowed within the local government’s “entertainment zones.”

It’s nearing two years since Grecia Figueroa accused former county supervisor and MTS board chair Nathan Fletcher of sexual assault — now she’s dropping that claim.

Authorities in Southern California are pleading with people to come forward with any information about the 2020 shooting deaths of seven Laotian workers at an illegal marijuana farm. Investigators suspect the killings were carried out by gang members of Laotian descent from the San Diego area. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco says investigators...

NBC 7 meteorologist Brooke Martell helps us understand why it’s been so foggy across San Diego County lately.

A criminal investigation remains ongoing into a Carlsbad man accused of communicating with a 15-year-old girl behind a deadly school shooting in Wisconsin last month, authorities said in a court hearing Friday.

A man was startled awake by a fiery car crash in his front yard in La Mesa. Instead of calling police, he jumped into action, pulling a passenger from the burning car.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at the San Diego International Airport due to low visibility, the airport said Thursday night.

A young man who pleaded guilty to his role in the killing of a homeless man at Bonita Cove Park was sentenced to seven years in state prison.

San Diego County is implementing a new state law expanding who can be placed in an involuntary hold for psychiatric evaluation and treatment. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer has more on this change and impact.

Thousands of people have their fingers crossed. They’re hoping the decades-long sewage crisis along the U.S.-Mexico border will get better in 2025.

While investigators look into the parallels between both suspects, local military are in disbelief over both men serving time in active duty. NBC 7’s Dana Williams reports.