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The suits seek around $250 million in damages, the plaintiffs’ attorneys estimated.

Rebuilding Together San Diego is working with various sponsors to help people in the Shelltown area whose homes were destroyed by the Jan. 22 floods.

NBC 7’s Audra Stafford shows us how one family is finally starting to get back on its feet, thanks to some generous San Diegans.

Part of Westfield UTC, an upscale shopping mall in San Diego’s University City neighborhood, became flooded with what looked like brown water on Wednesday afternoon. 

Part of Westfield UTC, an upscale shopping mall in San Diego’s University City neighborhood, flooded with what looked like brown water on Wednesday afternoon.

Debby, now a post-tropical storm, is expected to soak more of the U.S. this weekend. Flood insurance likely won’t cover things kept in your basement.

While the Kyle family said they’re disappointed in how events unfolded so far, they will continue to press forward to be compensated for damage to their property.

It’s been six months to the day since the devastating floods tore through several San Diego neighborhoods. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry hears from one family who has faced several setbacks, including filing a claim with the city that has been denied.

Six months after the historic flooding that devastated parts of San Diego and the surrounding communities, many of the victims are still feeling the effects of the disaster.

Tomorrow marks six months since the historic flooding that devastated parts of San Diego and surrounding communities.  NBC7’s Shelby Bremer spoke with one family that saw their entire home destroyed.

A nonprofit has stepped up to yet again, extend motel stays for San Diego’s 2024 flood victims while the city and county government’s emergency lodging programs expire, reports NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer.

The Harvey Family Foundation said it would pay the National City Ramada $25,000 to let dozens of families continue to stay through Tuesday.

San Diego County’s Emergency Temporary Lodging program, established to help people displaced by flooding earlier this year, ends Friday.

The apartment complex was one of the many to be affected by the historic storm on Jan. 22 in San Diego

Monday is the deadline to file and pay taxes after an extension due to San Diego County’s severe weather in January.

A San Diego disaster recovery organization is asking for more volunteers to help repair homes destroyed by the historic January flooding.

Many of the people whose homes were destroyed in January’s historic flooding are still rebuilding.  On Saturday volunteers came together in Southeast San Diego to help.  NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer has their story.

A tropical storm system triggered hundreds of flight delays and cancellations.

After more than four months displaced by flooding from San Diego’s powerful January 22 storm, many victims are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

A group of displaced storm victims were finally able to move back into their remodeled apartments four months after floods destroyed and forced hundreds of people out. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada has more.