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This was not the first time that Shawn Farrar was found behind the wheel of another reported stolen government vehicle.

The teen was previously reported missing in June by her grandmother; a Camp Pendleton Marine faces a court-martial after she was found in the barracks

A marketing expert pulls back the curtain to see why so many people are obsessing over the Stanley cup.

NBC 7 Responds’ Sergio Flores explains why those big cups have captivated a big crowd.

The first of its kind in the South Bay, the Palomar Motel in Chula Vista will soon be transformed into homeless housing and a safe parking lot facility, NBC 7’s Amber Frias reports.

NBC 7’s Joe Little on why the pond may be needed and where those neighbors say it should go. 

Another storm is expected to roll through San Diego Wednesday. While that may be bad for any repairs, it’s good news for the water supplies. As NBC 7’s Joe Little show us, we have not seen anything close to last year’s record-breaking snow and rainfall.

The City of San Diego says it’s investigating one of its own, after police arrested a city worker. Officers say the worker crashed a city truck, then failed a DUI test. It comes after a scathing city audit found high rates of “unsafe driving by city employees.” NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas reports. 

Waves up to 18 feet are hitting up and down our coast. NBC 7’s Dana Williams is in Ocean Beach where the pier is taking a beating.

The man accused of masterminding one of the biggest bribery and corruption scandals in Navy history is coming back to the U.S. to face justice. The White House announced a prisoner swap that will bring 36 prisoners to the U.S. from Venezuela. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea reports.

One person died and a mother and her daughter were injured early Sunday morning when a home caught fire while they were sleeping in Chula Vista. NBC 7’s Shellye Leggett has the story.

An SDPD sergeant who was shot in the line of duty is recovering in the hospital. NBC 7’s Dana Williams is there and has the latest.

December 7th marks 82 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor, which launched the U.S. into World War II. More than 2400 service members and civilians were killed in the attack. NBC 7’s Dana Williams was aboard U.S.S. Midway to remember those whose lives were lost, and those who are forever changed.