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2 injured by sea lion attacks on same day in Mission Beach
Two people are recovering from injuries after they were attack by sea lions in Mission Beach this week. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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2 injured by sea lion attacks on same day in Mission Beach
At least two people are suffering from injuries after being attacked by sea lions in the Mission Beach area of San Diego.
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Civil rights group aims to increase homeownership for minority communities in San Diego
The Urban League of San Diego County is the local chapter of a civil rights organization with decades of history in serving minority communities in the county.
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Civil rights group aims to increase homeownership for minority communities in San Diego
The Urban League of San Diego says to date, they have created 81 first-time homeowners in San Diego’s tough housing market since August of 2021. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry has the details.
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San Diego teen starts sports nonprofit clinic for low-income, homeless youth
Sports4Kids’ first clinic of the season happened at Chollas-Mead Elementary, a Title 1 school in San Diego’s Chollas View neighborhood.
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San Diego Voting Guide: How to vote, key dates & more about the 2024 Presidential Election
Here’s a guide answering some of the questions you may have about voting in the 2024 Presidential Election in San Diego County.
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On National Voter Registration Day, here's how San Diegans can get election questions answered
Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day and several outreach events will be taking place across the county to help you prepare for this upcoming election.
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San Diego teen starts nonprofit to help keep sports in schools despite budget cuts
Underserved schools like Chollas-Mead Elementary School are getting some help with their athletic programs thanks to Sports 4 Kids, a nonprofit group that ensures children stay active and get access to coaches with very professional skillsets. NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes reports.
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People. Planes. Power. – MCAS Miramar Air Show
On September 27-29, the Miramar Air Show, the largest military air show is returning as America’s Air Show to provide a unique and special flight line experience with immersive experiences, static displays, and daytime shows that feature military demonstration teams, civilian aerobatic teams, aerial solo acts, vintage aircraft and warbirds. Experience the feeling of flight for yourself in one...
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Broadway's Tony Award-Winning hit – KIMBERLY AKIMBO – makes its West Coast debut October 8-13, at the San Diego Civic Theatre
Broadway San Diego is excited to announce the West Coast debut of KIMBERLY AKIMBO, winner of five 2023 Tony Awards including Best Musical. The show will run at the San Diego Civic Theatre from October 8 – 13, 2024, marking the start of Broadway San Diego’s 47th season. A new musical about growing up and growing old (in no particular…
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Nonalcoholic brewery finds home in San Diego, shakes up craft beer industry
Athletic Brewing is trying to change the way you look at nonalcoholic beer. The company is opening another manufacturing plant in Miramar next year.
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Arizona man sentenced for bringing 3 teens to San Diego for prostitution
An Arizona man who brought two teenage girls and a young woman to San Diego for the purposes of having them work as prostitutes was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison.
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Non-alcoholic brewery Athletic Brewing finds home in San Diego
San Diego is known as the capital of craft beer, with more than 100 breweries. One local brewery is shaking up the industry with a type of beer you might not immediately think of when it comes to craft beer.
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‘It's a lifestyle': San Diego family promotes Charro culture
The Mexican sport and cultural tradition is similar to the rodeo. NBC 7’s Claudia Simones interviewed a San Diego family dedicated to preserving this important part of their heritage.
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700+ flood victims sue City of San Diego, alleging it failed to maintain Chollas Creek
More than 700 people have joined a lawsuit against the City of San Diego, claiming it failed to maintain Chollas Creek ahead of the historic January rainfall, which they allege made the flooding far more devastating.
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700+ flood victims sue city of San Diego, alleging it failed to maintain Chollas Creek
Eight months after historic flooding tore through parts of San Diego, more than 700 people have filed a lawsuit alleging the city failed to maintain Chollas Creek. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer reports.
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San Diego college students react to first Harris-Trump presidential debate
Many San Diegans were paying close attention to the first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, including those who gathered at watch parties across bars and college campuses. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry spoke with students at Southwestern College about how the debate might impact their vote.
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How to watch NBC 7 San Diego News anytime, on any device: Stream Now
How to watch NBC 7 San Diego live on Roku TV, Peacock, Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus, Xumo Play, Local Now, Pluto, Google TV, TCL, Xfinity, and FreeVee.
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California suspends license for Veterans Village of San Diego's rehab program
More than 70 people in a rehabilitation program at Veterans Village of San Diego were forced to leave the facility with just a few days notice. This comes after California officials suspended the rehab program’s license following seven deaths at the facility in just over two years.
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California suspends license for Veterans Village of San Diego's rehab program
The organization said in a statement that it is “deeply concerned by the State’s swift and severe decision,” which came as a profound shock to its team. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer has more on the suspension and the people it will impact.