‘Nothing we can do': Bay Park neighbors can't stop four-story apartment building
Families in Bay Park say they had no notice or input after the city approved a four-story housing development next door.
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Emergency repair costs to city of San Diego infrastructure soared 84% since 2022
Last week, the Active Transportation & Infrastructure Committee ratified the contracts on 29 of those projects, to the tune of $52,208,454.
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Although most US immigration courts are severely backlogged, San Diego's is not
San Diego’s immigration courts are facing a big backlog of cases, but nothing compared to other major cities.
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'My mom couldn't get ahold of 911' — San Diego County's dispatcher shortage
When you call 911, dispatchers are supposed to pick up within 15 seconds, but the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department is failing to meet those national standards.
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Drone company's software will no longer stop flights over wildfires, other no-fly zones
The world’s largest drone manufacturer changed software that once prevented drones from flying in restricted airspace.
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City knew Logan Heights hookah lounge sold alcohol illegally for years
Serving alcohol until sunrise without a liquor license: Records show the city attorney’s office knew about the Secret Yard for years.
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President Trump pardons 12 San Diego County Jan. 6 defendants
President Trump pardoned hundreds of people charged with crimes tied to the Jan. 6 insurrection and breach of the U.S. Capitol building, including a dozen men from San Diego County.
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San Diego homeowners stuck with massive debt from uncompleted ADU projects
Nearly a hundred San Diego County homeowners say a local ADU contractor took out enormous construction loans under each of their names for work that in most cases never even started.
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Man had help putting wife's body in freezer, unsealed San Diego autopsy report reveals
The autopsy report of a woman found in a chest freezer in Allied Gardens reveals her husband threatened his friend at gunpoint to help him move the body and keep her death a secret.
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San Diego police union ‘extremely disappointed' by gun range lead exposure settlement
The City of San Diego signed an agreement with the Air Pollution Control District for $700,000 after officers got sick.
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Special agent with DHS accused of DUI crash in government vehicle in Sunset Cliffs
A special agent for Immigration & Customs Enforcement, specifically its Homeland Security Investigations division, is facing DUI charges after crashing a government vehicle in San Diego in October.
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Police didn't know about Little Italy gunman's personal firearm and name change
The gunman in last week’s deadly downtown ambush of a married couple and police shootout was not legally supposed to have a gun. But when San Diego police took away his duty weapon during an arrest, they say they had no idea he had a personal firearm registered under a different name.
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Thousands of US postal workers accused of stealing mail in new report
A new government report is pointing the finger at postal workers, calling thousands of cases of stolen mail an inside job.
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Suspect, victims in deadly downtown shooting were expected in court over restraining order
The man suspected of shooting a husband and wife to death two blocks away from the San Diego County Courthouse had been ordered to appear inside one of its courtrooms about thirty minutes before the killings.
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City of San Diego agrees to $700K settlement over gun range lead contamination
The City of San Diego has agreed to a $700,000 settlement over lead contamination at the SDPD gun range.
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Thieves target post offices in Oceanside and Encinitas
Local post offices have been robbed and the federal government hasn’t put out any alerts to communities that have been impacted.
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What to do if your mail-in ballot never arrives or is stolen
Viewers reached out to NBC 7 Investigates after mail-in-ballots vanished from mailboxes and also ended up on the street.
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‘I can understand why people are angry': San Diego Unified Board president
For the first time since the San Diego Unified School District fired its superintendent for sexual misconduct, board president Shana Hazan sat down for an on-camera interview about what went wrong.
