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800 Hotel Del staff may join Hilton SD Bayfront union members on picket line
The Hotel Del Coronado union contract expires Sept. 30.
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Residents, business owners unveil 5-point plan to ‘clean up' downtown San Diego
A five-point plan to improve public safety and cleanliness in downtown San Diego was proposed by a group of residents and business owners.
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Residents, business owners unveil 5-point plan to ‘clean up' downtown San Diego
It’s no secret that as downtown San Diego has gotten bigger, it’s struggled with increasing crime, a growing homeless population and open drug use. Now, the neighbors and businesses say they’ve had enough. NBC’s Jackie Crea has details on a new five-point plan to clean up the area.
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New proposals for controversial building at 101 Ash St.
A downtown building that’s been at the center of political and legal battles in San Diego for years may now have a new future.
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Proposal that would expand San Diego mayoral powers to declare homelessness emergency pulled
The San Diego City Council president said they will be bringing the item back before the council ‘as soon as possible’
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San Diego police added more smart streetlight cameras in downtown just before Comic-Con
Just weeks after San Diego police installed smart streetlights in Hillcrest, they announced they’ve set more cameras at the Gaslamp District ahead of Comic-Con.
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Pershing Bikeway partially opens in San Diego
NBC 7’s Adonis Albright shows us the excitement for the new pathway that had a few bumps in the road to opening,
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New smart streetlights in Gaslamp District raise concerns
San Diego police installed more smart streelights in the Gaslamp District during Comic-Con weekend. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada has more on the coni
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Cyclists take off from new Pershing Bikeway partially opened in San Diego
The long-awaited Pershing Bikeway officially opened this weekend. Although there are still a few finishing touches that need to be done, people can enjoy the new bikeway that makes it easier to travel through North Park, Balboa Park, and downtown.
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50 displaced, hundreds evacuated after fire in downtown San Diego during Comic-Con
Heavy smoke was seen across the downtown San Diego area after a structure fire broke out Friday night.
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San Diego County jails will start screenings for drugs, contraband. Some say it's not enough
When the new screening process is implemented, all jail employees and contractors will be subject to random screenings for drugs and contraband.
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San Diego City launches ‘Second Saturday' cleanup event in downtown
At 8 a.m. on July 13, the city will kickoff “Second Saturdays” downtown. The goal of the volunteer effort is to expand the cleanups throughout the city with small groups of volunteers collecting litter in their neighborhoods on the second Saturday of each month.
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Downtown San Diego business owners meet with city leaders about crime
Some downtown San Diego business owners met with city leaders this week to give voice to concerns about crime happening in and around their businesses. A large portion of the crimes being discussed were committed by homeless people, according to owners who spoke with NBC 7 on Friday. “They are out front screaming at customers, throwing things at us, going…
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Thousands run in San Diego's annual Rock ‘n' Roll Marathon
More than 27,000 people took part in the 26th annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon at Balboa Park. NBC 7’s Adonis Albright takes us from the starting line to the finish line.
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Thousand take over San Diego streets for annual Rock ‘n' Roll Marathon
More than 27,000 people participated in this year’s Rock ‘N’ Roll Marathon which kicked off at Balboa Park on Sunday morning. Whether runners came to compete or just have fun, many said it was a great time overall.
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Golden Hall homeless shelter in downtown San Diego to close by end of year
San Diego is stopping new intakes at its homeless shelter in Golden Hall as it prepares to transition people staying there to other shelters by the end of the year.
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Father Joe's Villages to transform downtown's skydiving center into affordable housing
After a months-long process, a former skydiving center in downtown San Diego will be developed into affordable housing for those experiencing homelessness.
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Big crowds expected in San Diego's downtown and waterfront this weekend
Whether you’re going to a baseball game, celebrating Mother’s day, or one of the many festivals happening this weekend, businesses at San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter say they are ready for the large crowds.
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Sewer project along Harbor Drive to impact downtown traffic for foreseeable future
San Diego officials advised visitors to downtown and the Barrio Logan neighborhood Wednesday that an underground sewer project along Harbor Drive would be impacting traffic for the foreseeable future.
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Date rape drug tests will soon be required in California bars
California state legislators passed Assembly Bill 1013. It requires liquor establishments with a type 48 license to offer drink tests by mid-summer 2024 that can detect common date rape drugs.