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The community is stepping in to find an elderly San Diego woman suffering from dementia and diabetes who has been missing for nearly two weeks.

Air quality officials detected a spike in a toxic gas in the South Bay Monday evening stemming from sewage pollution from Tijuana.

Thousands of people in the South Bay hope their experience with pollution problems will finally be a call to action for the federal government.

The restoration project led by Forever Balboa Park announced it will open to the public on December 6, just in time for December Nights.

Next Tuesday, Lemon Grove City Council will vote on a second reading of an ordinance which would require off-site liquor salespeople to get the same training as bar tenders and restaurant servers.

A masked burglar broke into two Tierrasanta businesses early Monday, the latest in a string of break-ins that San Diego police said may have been committed by the same man.

Thousands of gallons of gasoline shut down a major intersection in El Cajon, and it’s still closed more than six weeks later, reports NBC 7 Investigates Alexis Rivas.

A few simple tips can prevent you lots of headaches in December.

Dozens of volunteers in La Jolla are working to gather signatures from registered voters in their zip code before Dec. 1 to explore the possibility of the neighborhood becoming its own city.

The San Diego Mojo selected four players in the 2024 Pro Volleyball Federation Draft, including a La Jolla native.

More sky-frosting has been slathered on the picturesque town, and just before Thanksgiving, too.

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. 

The Padres, Northgate Market, San Diego Food Bank and SDPD teamed up to help give out Thanksgiving meals to about 1,000 underserved families. Each family received a turkey or ham and fresh produce from volunteers, including Padres CEO Erik Greupner, Police Chief Scott Wahl and Padres pitcher Jeremiah Estrada.

While the annual Starlight Festival and parade will still happen Dec. 14, this year, Chula Vista will host a holiday market and tree lighting Dec. 1 to begin the holiday season. The market will run from 3 to 6 p.m. on Third Avenue and the tree lighting will start at 5:45 p.m. in Memorial Park.