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Donating to families in Maui? Make sure it gets to the right people
As survivors in Hawaii start the long process of getting back on their feet, more and more people are inclined to donate and help them recover sooner. If you’re thinking about sending them money, you should be careful to make sure it doesn’t end up in the wrong hands.
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Don't get your social media accounts hacked. Here's how to protect yourself
It’s one of the most frustrating situations we can find ourselves in when hackers take over our Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok or other social media accounts, but there are actions you can take right now to prevent it from happening.
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How to negotiate or even avoid fees at the car dealership
Consumer Reports breaks down what fees you may be able to negotiate or even avoid altogether at the car lot.
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NBC 7 Responds helps recover over $4k for San Diegan whose direct deposit went wrong
Imagine waiting for a much-needed direct deposit only to find it was sent to somebody else. What do you do? What can you do?
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A roundup of back-to-school student discounts you don't want to miss
Consumer Reports has compiled a list of year-round student discounts.
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Adopting a pet in San Diego is easier than ever
Adopting a pet is easier than ever, and San Diego Humane Society has experts ready to help you find your purr-fect match.
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Gas or electric vehicle? A comprehensive comparison
The switch makes more financial sense the longer you own an EV
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OB man says dealer sold his custom-ordered truck after waiting a year for delivery
“Unfortunately with Mr. Giertz, it was a mistake that we made,” admitted Cole Lownfield, general manager of Mossy Ford in Pacific Beach.
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Thousands of Kia and Hyundai cars in San Diego are at high risk of getting stolen
Almost 50,000 of the at-risk vehicles are in San Diego County, according to Carfax
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Heads up! Oceanside police warn of scam impersonating officers asking for money
The Oceanside Police Department is scrambling to get the word out about a scam targeting families they are sworn to protect. But this scam could happen to anyone and anywhere.
