Mission Hills

El Indio has been through it all, and lived to see another day, since opening in 1940.

The San Diego Community Forestry Advisory Board voted in support of a historic designation for an iconic stretch of trees in Mission Hills, but the city’s forester opposes protected status for the Mexican fan palms lining Sunset Boulevard, reports NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes.

The San Diego Community Forestry Advisory Board voted in support of a historic designation for an iconic stretch of trees in Mission Hills, but the city’s forester opposes protected status for the Mexican fan palms lining Sunset Boulevard

Police sought the public’s help Tuesday in locating the vehicle and driver involved in a hit-and-run collision that left a pedestrian fatally injured in the Mission Hills area of San Diego.

The man was walking in the roadway on Hancock Street when a white Dodge Challenger struck him, according to the San Diego Police Department

The park is still open, but people are being encouraged to stay off the grass that has been damaged.

📢 A driver left a muddy mess at a Mission Hills park, enforcement of new California “daylighting law” set to begin, and flu cases rising in San Diego County, COVID remains low: Friday’s news in San Diego.

One person was hospitalized after the fire on Hermosa Way on Friday afternoon

One person was hospitalized after the fire on Hermosa Way on Friday afternoon

Time has not been kind to the older building, which was designated as a “historic” structure a couple years back, and now has broken brickwork, shattered windows, and has repeatedly been tagged by graffiti.

NBC’s Kelvin Henry has the latest details.

Neighbors in Hillcrest and Mission Hills are breathing a sigh of relief now that a man seen prowling the neighborhood this weekend is off the streets, at least temporarily.

Several viewers have reached out to NBC 7 about a man seen with what appears to be an axe prowling the Hillcrest and Mission Hills neighborhoods. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports on March 10, 2024.

After weeks of rain neighbors say their homes are at risk of collapsing. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry was in Mission Hills talking to affected homeowners.

“Unsafe foundation under family room,” reads the yellow tag affixed to the front door. “No access until slope repairs are completed.”

A vigil was held at Mission Hills United Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon to honor the thousands of lives lost to gun violence.

Local leaders and gun violence advocates shared a moment of silence for those lost to gun violence. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada has the story.