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Get your local news and Coronavirus updates from NBC 7 San Diego every day of the week, including Saturday and Sunday. Today in San Diego features news stories from Greg Bledsoe, Marianne Kushi, Steven Luke and Mari Payton, and First Alert weather from Sheena Parveen. The Today in San Diego podcast will keep you informed in a short amount of time. It’s Coverage You Count On.
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13 hours ago
Weather Alert for Winter Storm, Gov. Newsom May Update Stay-At-Home Order & San Diego County Coronavirus Update
Weather Alert for Winter Storm, Governor Newsom May Update Stay-At-Home Order, San Diego County Coronavirus Update, More Vaccination Sites Open Up In The County, President Biden Expected To Sign New Travel Ban Amid New Covid-19 Strain, First Alert Forecast & Pacific Coast Whale Population
1 day ago
Surf and Snow, More COVID-19 Vaccination Sites, Honoring A Fire Chief, And The Search For A Missing Mother
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about why going to the beach may not be the best idea this weekend, but there is snow in the mountains instead! Mari also has info about the new COVID-19 vaccination sites that opened up today and the new group of people who are now eligible to get their vaccine. We also have the details about a fallen fire chief who is being honored today. Plus, police are hoping to get some clues in order to find a missing Chula Vista mother.
2 days ago
Winter Storms, Heavy Rain, a Soldier Injured In a Bar Fight, And Stealing from Firefighters
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the cold winter storms ahead. And there were a couple of shocking stories from overnight. A soldier is now in the hospital after getting caught up in a fight that broke out at a bar in El Cajon. And in the north county, police are searching for a man who stole some equipment from firefighters. Mari also has the latest on a court ruling about whether or not restaurants and strip clubs should be allowed to fully open during the pandemic.
3 days ago
Alpine Union School District Vaccination Plan, Weekend Forecast & San Diego Considers Eliminating Delivery App Fees
Alpine Union School District Vaccination Plan, Chula Vista Super Station Off To A Good Start, S.D. County Coronavirus Update, Weekend Forecast, San Diego Considers Eliminating Delivery App Fees and Six Months Out to Tokyo Olympics.
4 days ago
New Record Deaths from Covid-19 in S.D. County, Vaccine Superstation Opens Up, State of the MTS in Chula Vista
New Record Deaths from Covid-19 in S.D. County, Vaccine Superstation Opens Up, State of the MTS in Chula Vista, First Alert Forecast, Whale Watching Season Starts and Project Innovation.
5 days ago
46th Presidential Inauguration, Scripps Health To Vaccinate People 65+, Tiger Woods Out of Farmers Insurance Open
46th Presidential Inauguration, Weather Alert for Wind, S.D. County Coronaviurs Update, Scripps Health To Vaccinate People 65+, Tiger Woods Out of Farmers Insurance Open and Mega Millions Jackpot Continues to Climb
6 days ago
Weather Alert Day, First Day of Spring Semester at SDSU & A New Recruit Joins the Padres
San Diego County Coronavirus Update, County Updates Vaccination Guidance for 75+ Individuals, More than 100 Local Firefighters Turned Down Vaccine, Weather Alert Day for Wind and Rain, SDG&E Warns of High Winds Impacting Power, First Day of Spring Semester at SDSU, SDUSD Superintendent Search, and A New Recruit Joins the Padres.
Jan 18, 2021
Vaccines on Hold, Chargers New Head Coach, Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
State Doctor Calls for Pausing the Distribution of Some COVID-19 Vaccines, 38 More Deaths Reported in San Diego County, Vice-President Elect Kamala Harris Resigns as Senator, Chargers Select a New Head Coach
Jan 17, 2021
Record-Breaking Temperatures, Soaring L.A. County COVID-19 Cases, Gearing Up For Inauguration Day, and the First "In-Dog-uration"
Today, Mari Payton returns to the podcast and talks about 2020 making into the record books along with these record high temperatures for January. But Crystal says it isn't going to last forever! Mari also dives into some of the soring coronavirus numbers we're seeing just north of us in L.A. County. And if you thought those numbers were jarring...just wait until you hear about the number of troops being mobilized to the capitol in Washington D.C. It's all in an effort to step up security for the upcoming inauguration. But President-Elect Joe Biden isn't the only one with a special inauguration coming up... his rescue dog is getting his own "In-Dog-uration"!
Jan 16, 2021
Using Social Media To Enforce COVID-19 Rules, Delaying In-Person Learning, Vaccinating Vulnerable Seniors, And Warm Weekend Weather
Today, NBC7's Melissa Adan is back on the podcast! She talks about a social media page that is now being used to crack down on businesses that are defying the county health orders. And some north county school districts are delaying plans again to get students back in the classroom. But some good news: one health care provider is now offering COVID-19 vaccines for vulnerable people over the age of 65. Melissa also talks about the push from parents, coaches, and students to re-start competitive sports. We also have some unusually warm weather for this weekend. Crystal has the details on how long it will last!
Jan 15, 2021
Comet Fire, Gov. Newsom Mobilizes National Guard & Weather Alert for Wind
S.D. County Coronavirus Update, Comet Fire Burns Near Palomar College, Gov. Newsom Mobilizes National Guard Over Concerns of Civil Unrest, President-elect Unveils Coronavirus Stimulus Plan, Seasme Street Parade of Lights at Sea World and Weather Alert for Wind.
Jan 14, 2021
President Trump Impeached, Elevated Fire Danger, 65 and Older Cleared to get COVID-19 Vaccine
President Donald Trump Impeached for a Second Time, Warmer Weather Brings Increased Fire Danger, San Diego Passes 200K COVID-19 Cases, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria Rolls Out His Priorities, How You Can Get Girl Scout Cookies During Pandemic
Jan 13, 2021
House Votes on Impeachment, Testing Required for Travelers, Now Hiring
House Votes on Impeaching President Trump, More than 3,000 New COVID-19 Cases Reported in County, Testing Required for Travelers, Chipotle Looks to Add 15,000 New Jobs, Sheena Says Expect a Warm Up
Jan 12, 2021
Inauguration Security Concerns, Vaccine Super Station Seeking Volunteers, SD Zoo Safari Park Gorillas have COVID-19
State of Emergency for Washington, D.C. President Trump and Vice President Pence Meet Face-to-Face, Vaccine Super Station is Up and Running, UC System Plans on Students Returning in the Fall, Gorillas at the SD Zoo's Wild Animal Park Test Positive for COVID-19
Jan 11, 2021
Vaccination Super Station Opens, City of San Diego Cracks Down on Businesses, High Surf Continues
Vaccination Super Station Opens at Petco Park, Intense Weekend for SDPD at Local Protest, Lottery Ticket Worth More than $500K Sold in National City, Sheena Says High Surf and High Tides Could Lead to Coastal Flooding
Jan 10, 2021
Pro-Trump Protest, Higher COVID-19 Numbers For Latinos, Boeing 737 Jet Update, Warmer Temperatures And High Surf
Today, Mari talks about the tense Pro-Trump protest in Pacific Beach and what went down. She also talks about the growing concern about the higher COVID-19 cases and deaths in Latino communities across California. But, county supervisors say they are working on a new plan to help our most vulnerable communities here in San Diego county that involves changing the way funding is distributed. Mari also has an update on that Boeing 737 jet that went down in the Java Sea.
Jan 9, 2021
Boeing 737 Jet Goes Missing, Impeachment Efforts, And COVID-19 Cases At Nursing Homes
Today, Mari talks about the missing Boeing 737 Jet that went down after taking off from Indonesia this morning. And in Washington D.C., lawmakers are trying to quickly draw up plans to remove the President from office after protestors stormed the capitol building earlier this week. Mari also gives the latest details on record-breaking coronavirus numbers across the U.S. and here in California. She also has an update on the illegal New Year's Eve party that ended with a stage collapse.
Jan 8, 2021
Fallout Continues from Capitol Riot, 47 More Local COVID-19 Deaths, Fans Returning to Petco Park
Calls are Growing for President Trump to be Removed from Office, Capitol Police Officer Dies, More Coronavirus Deaths Reported, MTS Considers Rate Hike
Jan 7, 2021
San Diego Woman Killed in Capitol Chaos, Local Lawmakers React to Riots, COVID-19 Update
A San Diego Woman Was Shot and Killed During Riot at U.S. Capitol, San Diego Congressional Leaders React to the Unrest, Joe Biden Confirmed at Next President of The United States, Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout Continues, Sheena Says High Surf Will Continue into the Weekend
Jan 6, 2021
New Coronavirus Strain Update, Fletcher Becomes Board Chair, Grammys Delayed
Dozens of New Cases of New Coronavirus Strain, New County Board of Supervisors Takes Shape, Carlsbad Discusses Enforcing Pandemic Restrictions, Sheena Says Expect A Nice Day with High Surf
Jan 5, 2021
Businesses Defying Orders, COVID-19 Testing Vending Machines, New Local Cases Top 3,000
Some Local Businesses are Defying Health Orders to Remain Open, Local Cases Top 3K Once Again, Local College Campus Opens COVID-19 Testing Vending Machines, New County Board of Supervisors Gets to Work
Jan 4, 2021
COVID-19 Cases at Record Highs, Field Hospital Now Open, High Surf Along the Coast
Local Coronavirus Cases Continue to Increase, Aircraft Carrier Remains in Middle East, Honoring Alex Trebek, Another Cold Start to the Day
Jan 3, 2021
High Surf Advisory, Concerning Surge in Coronavirus Numbers, And Del Mar Dinosaur Drive-Thru
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the high surf advisory we're seeing on the coast this weekend and the potential of catching some good waves. But unfortunately, coronavirus numbers are rising at a concerning rate both here and abroad. Mari also talks about an investigation in a boat fire this morning and a family-fun display that is larger than life!
Jan 2, 2021
Record-Breaking COVID-19 Cases, First Responders Getting the Vaccine, And New Laws for 2021
Today, Mari talks about the highest number of COVID-19 cases we've seen in a single day and the people who have contracted the new strain of the virus. And if you have student debt, the latest coronavirus relief package may help you out. Mari also gives a brief review of some new laws going into affect in 2021.
Jan 1, 2021
Warehouse Party Stage Collapse, More COVID-19 Variant Cases in San Diego, And New Laws for 2021
Today, Marianne has the latest on a New Year's Eve party that took a pretty bad turn after a stage collapsed and injured some of the people at the party. This comes as the county is learning about more people who have contracted the new COVID-19 variant. We're also seeing record breaking coronavirus numbers here in San Diego, as well as the entire state of California. And Marianne has the details about a few new laws going into affect as we begin 2021.
Dec 31, 2020
New COVID-19 Strain in San Diego, Enforcing Coronavirus Rules, Back-To-School, And The Last Day of 2020
A new strain of COVID-19 has been discovered in San Diego and now Mayor Todd Gloria is cracking down on enforcing coronavirus rules. On the state level, Governor Gavin Newsom says it's time to get kids back in the classroom. And it's finally time to say goodbye to 2020! NBC 7's Marianne Kushi has some tips from the CDC to help keep you safe this New Year's Eve.
Dec 30, 2020
New Covid-19 Strain Found in the U.S., Snow Leads To Traffic Jam, Another Walmart Closed in the South Bay
California Extended Stay-At-Home Order, Local Coronavirus Numbers, New Covid-19 Strain Found in the U.S., Another Walmart Closed in the South Bay, Snow Leads To Traffic Jam and First Alert Forecast
Dec 29, 2020
California Extended Stay-At-Home Order, San Dieguito Class Schedule & Weather Alert for Rain
California Extended Stay-At-Home Order, S.D. County Coronavirus Case Rate, National City Walmart Closed, San Dieguito Class Schedule, Ceiling Fan Recall, Weather Alert for Rain, Local Vaccination Rollout, Padres Spring Roster and Scene in San Diego,
Dec 28, 2020
Weather Alert: Rain & High Surf, Stimulus Bill Signed, CVS Vaccination Program
Weather Alert: Rain & High Surf, Stimulus Bill Signed, S.D. County Coronavirus Case Rate, CVS Vaccination Program, CA Stay-At-Home Order Update, Chula Vista Walmart Closed, CA Hospitals Overwhelmed and First Alert Forecast
Dec 27, 2020
Search for New COVID-19 Variant, Run for the 79th Assembly District, Smart Rings, and New Years Resolutions
It's officially the last weekend podcast of 2020 and Mari talks about her new years resolutions. And it looks like the new year is also bringing in a winter storm. Crystal talks about the cooling temperatures and the chance of snow coming our way! And to our north, Los Angeles county is now searching for the new variant of the coronavirus that has recently been found abroad in the U.K. Mari has the details on that and an announcement from Assembly member Shirley Weber's daughter is looking to fill her mother's seat for the 79th district.
Dec 26, 2020
Nashville Explosion, New COVID-19 Variant, And Fires
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about their holidays at home and the cool down coming this week. Mari also has the latest on that huge explosion in Nashville and talks about some new video of the scene that was released last night. She also talks about the latest coronavirus numbers here in the county, the state, and a new variant of the virus abroad that is spreading. Mari also has an update in the Creek Fire in Fallbrook and a house fire that left a family displaced.
Dec 25, 2020
Evacuation Orders Lifted, Post-Holiday Travel, And Christmas Traditions During the Pandemic
Today, Steven has some good news: the 7,000 people who had to evacuate because of the Creek Fire in Fallbrook are back in their homes this Christmas morning. And speaking of travel...people traveling from the U.K. will have to follow some new rules before entering the United States. Steven also talks about some Christmas traditions that have been altered to adhere to COVID-19 restrictions or just canceled all together to keep people safe.
Dec 24, 2020
Creek Fire Burns Near Fallbrook, Christmas Eve Forecast, S.D. County Coronavirus Case Rate
Creek Fire Burns Near Fallbrook, Christmas Eve Forecast, 6,000+ People Without Power Due to Santa Ana Conditions, S.D. County Coronavirus Case Rate, Palomar Medical Center Activates Federal Medical Station, Covid-19 Testing For the Holidays, Historic Navy Appointment
Dec 23, 2020
Don't Share Your Air Campaign, Santa Ana Winds Return and Monolith Returns to San Diego
Health Care Workers Push Don't Share Your Air Campaign, S.D. County Coronavirus Case Rate, Santa Ana Winds Return, First Alert Forecast, Duncan Hunter Pardon, SDSU Men's Basketball Win and Monolith Returns to San Diego
Dec 22, 2020
San Diego County Vaccine Rollout, SDSU Basketball Game Tonight and First Alert Forecast
San Diego County Vaccine Rollout, Local Coronavirus Numbers Update, New Report Sheds Light on Covid-19 Outbreaks, First Alert Forecast, Christmas Star in the Sky, Cruises Begin Docking in San Diego and SDSU Basketball Game Tonight
Dec 21, 2020
Moderna Vaccine Rollout, Gov. Newsom in Quarantine and Zooming With Santa
Moderna Vaccine Rollout, San Diego County Coronavirus Case Rate, Gov. Newsom in Quarantine, Rally for Reopening San Diego Businesses, First Alert Forecast and Balboa Park Offers Zooming With Santa.
Dec 20, 2020
Moderna Vaccine Rollout Begins, California Becomes Epicenter of Pandemic, Local Restaurants in Limbo, Holiday Forecast
NBC 7's Mari Payton has the latest on the Moderna vaccine rollout today. New hope for nursing home residents dealing with months of isolation, as vaccinations begin for the most vulnerable. Health experts call California the epicenter of the pandemic. Local restaurants await the next ruling in back-and-forth lawsuit. Lawmakers reach agreement in what will be the first pandemic relief legislation since March. China brings back moon rocks as it grows its space program. Plus, meteorologist Crystal Eggar has your holiday forecast.
Dec 19, 2020
San Diego Restaurants Deal with Restrictions Back and Forth, California ICUs are Filling up, NBA Star Foots the Bill for Local Families, Holiday Forecast
NBC 7’s Mari Payton discusses the rollercoaster of COVID-19 restrictions for local restaurants. San Diego records its deadliest week since the pandemic began. The nation's second COVID-19 vaccine gets approval. A Lincoln High School alum turned NBA Star gives back to San Diego families in a huge way. And with Christmas less than a week away, NBC 7 Meteorologist Crystal Eggar has your forecast for the holidays. Plus, is there a right way to eat a candy cane? Mari and Crystal discuss.
Dec 18, 2020
Businesses Reopening, Moderna Vaccine Approval, PAC-MAN Makes Hall of Fame
Businesses Reopening After Recent Ruling, 22 More Local COVID-19 Deaths in San Diego County, FDA Works to Approves Moderna Vaccine for Emergency Use, PAC-MAN Enters Comic-Con Hall of Fame, Ashley has Your Weekend Forecast
Dec 17, 2020
Restaurants Reopening?, Vaccinations Continue, Local COVID-19 Deaths top 1,200
Judge's Ruling Puts an End to Cease and Desist Orders, 2,800 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, Four New Community Outbreaks in Childcare Centers, Brush Fire Puts Santee on Edge
Dec 16, 2020
First Local Vaccine, Dwindling ICU Capacity, At-Home COVID-19 Test Approved
Emergency Room Nurse Receives First Local COVID-19 Vaccine, ICU Capacity Across Southern California Nearing 0%, SDUSD Announces Testing Plan or Students, FDA Gives Approval to At-home COVID-19 Test, WHO Says Santa is immune from Coronavirus
Dec 15, 2020
Vaccine Arrives in San Diego, Poway Schools Reopening Plan, Local Restaurant Gets Creative
COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives in San Diego, ICU Beds Near 100% Capacity, Carlsbad Murder Arrest, Local Schools Discuss Reopening Plans, Ashley Says Waves Could Still be High
Dec 14, 2020
Vaccine Distribution Underway, Flu Cases are Down, Travel Restrictions Extended
The Military Healthcare Centers and Delivery Companies all Team Up to Distribute Vaccine, Flu Cases are Sharply Down Across San Diego County, Plane Crash at Local Airport, Cross-border Travel Restrictions Extended, King Tides Return
Dec 13, 2020
Strip Clubs Defying Health Orders, Search Ends for Missing Sailor, Woman Stabbed in a Burning Motel Room
Today, Melissa is back with the latest coronavirus numbers and talks about some local strip clubs that have been defying the state health orders. And now, the state of California is stepping in. She also shares some tragic news in the search for a missing sailor who was stationed on the USS Roosevelt. Melissa also shares some disturbing news about a woman who was found this morning after being stabbed in a burning motel room.
Dec 12, 2020
COVID-19 Vaccine Approved, Getting the Vaccine in San Diego, And A Homicide Investigation in La Mesa
Today, NBC 7's Melissa Adan talks about the approval of a coronavirus vaccine and the rapid distribution which could mean getting vaccines here in San Diego in just a few days. She also talks about the shrinking number of ICU beds available in the Southern California region. This comes as we see another record-breaking number of COVID-19 cases. Melissa also has the latest details on a homicide investigation in La Mesa.
Dec 11, 2020
Vaccine Timeline, Missing Sailor, Toys-For-Tots Needs You
Who will Get the Vaccine and When, Search For Missing Sailor, Amtrak Requires Reservations, SDSU Basketball Wins Big, Sheena Says Expect a Nice Weekend
Dec 10, 2020
Vaccine Distribution Plan, Tracking ICU Capacity, San Diego Gets a New Mayor
Military Among the First to Receive Coronavirus Vaccine, More than 2,000 Daily COVID-19 Cases Reported, ICU Beds Quickly Filling Up Around the County, The Inauguration of Todd Gloria as San Diego's Next Mayor
Dec 9, 2020
Another Delay for SDSU Students, Mayor Faulconer's Last Day, Blood Bank Desperate for Donations
SDSU Pushing Back the Date for Students to Return to Campus, Playgrounds Remain Closed, Libraries Making Changes, Mayor Faulconer's Final Day in Office, Sheena Says Expect Big Waves
Dec 8, 2020
Watching the Weather, Power Safety Shutoffs, Closing Schools
Fire Weather Watch for San Diego County, Power Safety Shutoffs Already in Effect, Some Schools are Closing On-Campus Learning, ICU Bed Capacity Update, Toys for Tots Update
Dec 7, 2020
Closing Down, Red Flag Fire Warning, Another Record Breaking Weekend
New Regional Shutdown Impacts Thousands of Local Businesses, Red Flag Fire Warning now in effect, Daily Coronavirus Cases Top 2,000 in San Diego County, Appointment Required for COVID-19 Testing
Dec 6, 2020
Regional Restrictions Happening Tonight, Backlash From Local Officials, And More Santa Ana Winds
Today, NBC 7's Melissa Adan is back and gives us the details about the new regional restrictions kicking in tonight across southern California and which businesses will be impacted. She also talks about some local leaders opposing those restrictions. But, the county also saw another record-breaking day of new coronavirus cases. We can also expect more Santa Ana winds this upcoming week so expect more fire conditions.
Dec 5, 2020
Stay-At-Home-Order Goes Into Effect, Record COVID-19 Cases, New Balboa Park Addition, And "Taste of December Nights"
NBC 7's Melissa Adan joins the podcast this weekend to talk about the new stay-at-home order going into effect in California and the even tighter restrictions that could possibly be triggered tomorrow by the low number of ICU beds in the Southern California region. And high COVID-19 case rates here in San Diego don't help. Melissa has the details about the record number of coronavirus cases reported yesterday. But there is some good news: Balboa Park is getting a new addition to take it to even bigger heights and the popular "December Nights" event is switching it up to keep people safe but still enjoy the holiday festivities.
Dec 4, 2020
Gov. Newsom Warns of New Restrictions, Fire Danger Continues, San Diego Zoo Requires Reservations
Increased Fire Danger Continues Across the County, Governor Newsom Says Many of The States Businesses Would Close Under New Restrictions, San Diego Zoo, and Safari Park Now Requiring Reservations, Election Results are In
Dec 3, 2020
Willow Fire Burns One Home and 25 Acres, Warning for Church Visitors, Blood Bank Shortage
Fire Crews Attack Willow Fire Overnight, Fire Danger Remains High, More Outbreaks Linked to Local Churches, San Diego Blood Bank Needs Donations, Local Hospitals Seeing More COVID-19 Patients
Dec 2, 2020
Fire Weather Watch, County Passes 1,000 COVID-19 Deaths, SDSU Cancels Spring Break
Power Could be Shut Off to Some Communities Due to Fire Danger, More Than 1,000 People Have Died in San Diego County from Coronavirus, SDSU Cancels Spring Break, San Diego Unified Delays Return to School Date for Thousands of Students
Dec 1, 2020
Looming Stay at Home Order, End of the Line for USS Bonhomme Richard, Happy Birthday Santee
Governor Newsom Hints at Coming Stay at Home Order, More Community Outbreaks Reported, USS Bonhomme Richard to be Decommissioned, Santee Celebrates a Major Milestone, Sheena Says Expect a Nice Afternoon
Nov 30, 2020
Local COVID-19 Deaths Nearing 1,000, Church Identified as Community Outbreak, Sheena's Back to Work Forecast
Coronavirus Has Claimed Almost 1,000 Lives in San Diego County, Kearny Mesa Church Identified as Community Outbreak: Visitors are Told to Quarantine, President-Elect Biden has a Broken Foot, Dr. Fauci Says Don't Travel Over Christmas Either
Nov 29, 2020
Record Covid-19 Cases and Positivity Rate in San Diego, Outbreak at Rule-Breaking Local Church, Vaccine Seems Closer than Ever, Demand for Christmas Trees
NBC 7 Meteorologist Crystal Eggar says you may have had your heater on this morning, but you won't need it later on. It's shaping up to be a warm day in San Diego. NBC 7's Mari Payton has the latest on a record-breaking day for the Coronavirus locally, and an outbreak at a Kearny Mesa church that has defied public health orders. As wave of new restrictions will hit many California counties tomorrow, a vaccine seems closer than ever. In north county, neighbors honor a woman killed on a popular hiking trail. Finally, U.S. Christmas tree growers are surprised about sales this year.
Nov 28, 2020
Small Business Saturday, Record Breaking Covid-19 Cases in San Diego, L.A. County Stay-at-Home Order, Aztecs in Colorado
It's Small Business Saturday. NBC 7's Mari Payton and meteorologist Crystal Egger talk about some of their favorite local businesses and the special importance of shopping small this year. Good news for shoppers, Crystal says the weather will be great for those who plan to go out and support local businesses. In pandemic news, San Diego County is reporting a record number of new cases. Meanwhile L.A. County officials are increasing restrictions significantly as cases soar. Finally, the Aztecs are in Colorado for a matchup with the Buffaloes today, after their game against Fresno State was cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns.
Nov 27, 2020
Black Friday 2020 Changes, Power Shutoffs Begin, And Aztecs Surprise Game
Today, NBC 7's Steven Luke talks about the Black Friday changes this year and where you can score some of the best deals. He also talks about the Santa Ana winds that are forcing power shutoffs in the east county along with our neighbors to the north. We're also seeing another high number of community outbreaks this week and the Aztecs are taking off for a last-minute game.
Nov 26, 2020
Thanksgiving in San Diego, Red Flag Warning & Power Shutoffs, A Deflated Macy's Day Parade, The Drive-In "Nutcracker" Play, And Aztec Basketball is Back!
Today, NBC7's Steven Luke is back giving us the latest on how people are celebrating Thanksgiving during the pandemic and thousands of people potentially going without power this weekend. Steven also talks about a classic holiday production being revamped, the iconic Macy's Day Parade being a bit deflated this year, and the Aztecs dominating the court as they begin the new season.
Nov 25, 2020
Daily Cases Top 1,500, Thanksgiving Day Weather, SDSU Basketball Tipoff
Coronavirus Cases Spreading at Record Levels, More Deaths Reported, FDA Moving Forward with Vaccine Approval, Thanksgiving Forecast, SDSU Takes to the Court
Nov 24, 2020
Daily Cases Top 1,000 Again, How Safe Will Thanksgiving Be?, LA Considers Stay at Home Order
Coronavirus Cases Continue to Spike, Los Angeles Discusses New Stay at Home Order, Holiday Travel Warning, Stadium Seats Go on Sale, Sheena Has Your Holiday Forecast Preview
Nov 23, 2020
Record Breaking Weekend, Long Lines for Testing, Thanksgiving Week Forecast
Expect Long Lines for COVID-19 Testing, New Cases Break Records Over the Weekend, SDSU Football Game Called Off, Judge Rules on Lawsuit from Local Businesses, Sheena Tells You What to Expect for Your Holiday Week
Nov 22, 2020
Curfew Protests, COVID-19 Tracking App Expansion, School Plans On Hold, And Holiday Lights
Today, Mari talks about the state mandated curfew and how some people are rebelling against it. Meanwhile we are seeing another high case rate in the county. And because of that, schools are changing their plans and a COVID-19 tracking app is expanding into more areas of San Diego. And which holiday traditions are special to you? Mari has the details on a new light display in the north county and ice skating rinks.
Nov 21, 2020
Rising COVID-19 Numbers In The County & Prisons, Statewide Curfew, Enforcing The Rules, And SpaceX Launch
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the cooling temperatures and Crystal's new home setup! Mari also gives an update on some of the highest coronavirus numbers we've seen here in San Diego County and the new measures some local prisons are taking to control the spread. The mayor of El Cajon gave us his take on the strict restrictions and why he says the county is overreaching. Also, make sure you take a peek outside today to get a quick look at SpaceX's latest launch!
Nov 20, 2020
Governor Newsom Issues Limited Curfew Order, San Diego International Airport Holiday Travel Precautions, and San Diego Bay Parade of Lights Cancelled
Governor Newsom Issues Limited Curfew Order, More than 70 Cease and Desist and Closure Orders sent to Local Businesses, Five New Community Outbreaks reported in S.D. County Coronavirus Cases Numbers, CDC Thanksgiving Travel Advisory, San Diego International Airport Holiday Travel Precautions, San Diego Bay Parade of Lights Cancelled and First Alert Forecast.
Nov 19, 2020
Stimulus Stalemate, More Businesses Shut Down, Cooler Weather on the Way
Lawmakers In Washington Still have No Stimulus Plan, County Issues More Cease and Desist Orders, FDA Working to Approve Vaccines, San Diego Tradition "December Nights" Scales Down, Sheena Says Expect a Cooler but Great Weekend
Nov 18, 2020
Feeling the Fatigue, New Rapid At-Home Test, Schools Push Back Return Dates
Pandemic Fatigue is Leading to Rise in Cases, FDA Approves New At-Home Test, County Leaders To Provide More Assistance to those With COVID-19, School Push Back Dates for Students to Return to Campus
Nov 17, 2020
Pulling the State's Emergency Brake, Free COVID-19 Testing, Pandemic and Birth Rates
Governor Newsom Says He's Pulling the State Emergency Brake to Slow Virus Spread, San Diego County Steps Up Enforcement, Where You Can Get a Free COVID-19 Test, How the Pandemic is Impacting Birth Rates
Nov 16, 2020
COVID-19 Cases Skyrocketing, Vaccine Progress, Warmer Weather
Local Coronavirus Cases Soar Past 1,000, Businesses and Some Politicians Fight Back Against Restrictions, Plan Takes Shape to Distribute Vaccine, Sheena Says Enjoy Today's Warm Weather
Nov 15, 2020
Surging SoCal Cases , What's Open in Balboa Park, And MAGA Marches
Today, Mari goes into detail about the rising number of coronavirus cases hitting southern California and how that is affecting different counties and schools. She also talks about the Latino community being hit and what is being done to curb the rising cases in that group. But there is a bit of good news: some places are staying open in Balboa Park. Mari also has the latest on the local and national MAGA marches put on by supporters of President Trump.
Nov 14, 2020
Restrictions Now In Effect, Holiday Travel Advisory, Pushback Against New Purple Tier Rules, And The Rockefeller Christmas Tree
Today, Mari talks about the new purple tier restrictions that went into place this morning. But there are also some local leaders and businesses that are pushing back against these rules. She also has some important news for anyone traveling this holiday season and one Christmas tradition that is sticking around even in the midst of the pandemic.
Nov 13, 2020
Tracking the Cases, Enforcing Coronavirus Restrictions, California Passes 1 Million Total Cases
San Diego County Rolls out New Tool to Track Cases, New Round of Closures Coming, California Passes 1 Million Total COVID-19 Cases, Padres Shutout from Awards, Sheena Prepares you for the King Tides
Nov 12, 2020
Pandemic Spikes Nationwide, Countdown to Purple Tier, Mammoth Ready to Open
New Record Number of Cases Reported Nationwide, San Diego Business and Museums Prepare to Close, Parking Tickets Being Handed Out, Mammoth is Ready to Open- What You Need to Know Before Heading to the Mountains, Sheena Says Bundle Up
Nov 11, 2020
Celebrating Veterans, Purple Tier Regulations, SDUSD Return to School Plan
San Diego Enters the Purple Tier - What it Means for You, Your Family, Your Business, and Your Church, Celebrating San Diego's Veterans and Active Duty, SDUSD Moves Forward With Return to School Plan, Sheena Says Grab Your Coat
Nov 10, 2020
Watching COVID-19 Tier System, Chilly Start to the Day, Election Day Tie
Sacramento Announces Tier Changes Today, Sheena is tracking the Cooler Weather, Some Races Still Too Close to Call, One Local Race Could End in a Tie- So what happens next?
Nov 9, 2020
Snow in Local Mountains, New COVID-19 Cases top 500, California's Next Senator?
Weekend Storm Brings Snow to Local Mountains, San Diego Coronavirus Cases Spiking, Supervisors Race Still Too Close to Call, Who will California's Next Senator, Happy Beer Week
Nov 8, 2020
Post-Election Celebrations, Moving Into The Purple Tier, And Winter Weather Rolling In
Today, Mari is joined by NBC 7's Bridget Naso to talk about the significance of the election and the celebrations that poured out into the streets of San Diego. And it looks like San Diego will be sliding into the most restrictive tier this week. Mari has the details on what that could mean for schools and businesses. We also get an update from Crystal on the strong winds and cooler temperatures in our forecast.
Nov 7, 2020
NBC News Announces President-Elect Joe Biden, Local Races, UCSD Tent Classrooms, and Artwalk Returns
After 3 days of waiting, today, NBC 7's Mari Payton announces the new President-Elect this morning. She also talks about a tight race that's still going on here in San Diego and how one college is using tents to fend off the coronavirus. She also has the details about the ArtWalk returning to Liberty Station this weekend.
Nov 6, 2020
Parties Postpone School Reopening, Vote Counting Continues, Trader Joe's and COVID-19
Large Parties Postpone Return to Class Plans, Votes are Still be Counted in San Diego and Across the Country, Trader Joe's Releases Numbers about Employees and COVID-19 Infections, Big Weather Changes for the Weekend
Nov 5, 2020
More Possible Pandemic Restrictions, Changing the Way You Vote, New Grocery Store
San Diego Moves Closer to Purple Tier Restrictions, Gov Newsom Pushes for More Mail-in Ballots, Family Says they Were Profiled, Poway Gets a New Grocery Store, Want to Go to Hawaii?
Nov 4, 2020
San Diego Mayoral Race, 50th Congressional District Race and Five New Covid-19 Community Outbreaks
San Diego Mayoral Race, San Diego County Board of Supervisors Third District Race, Too Close To Call in 50th Congressional District Race, Registrar of Voters Office Still Counting Ballots, Five New Covid-19 Community Outbreaks in S.D. County, Two Men Accused of Sparking A Bank Fire in La Mesa Arrested, Satellite Building at Balboa Park Vandalized.
Nov 3, 2020
Election Day is Here, Another School Returns to Distance Learning, Election Day Freebies
Election Day 2020, Last Minute Voting, Same-day Voter Registration, Big Voter Turnout, Election Day Freebies, North County School Returns to Distance Learning, Flu Shot Reminder
Nov 2, 2020
In-Person Voting Continues, Dia de los Muertos, Change Your Clocks, Change Your Batteries
Today is the Final Full Day of Campaigning Ahead of Election Day, San Diego County Marks Dia de los Muertos, Halloween Party Crackdown, Aztecs Win, Fire Safety Warning
Oct 31, 2020
Safely Casting Your Ballot And Trick-Or-Treating, Shutting Down College Parties, Death of Actor Sean Connery
Today, we welcome Mari back to the podcast! She and Crystal talk about the spooky Halloween fog and the weather for the week. And speaking of Halloween, Mari has some tips from the CDC about having a safe time celebrating as well as casting your vote in-person at the polls this weekend. She also talks about how the county is trying to shut down some of the potential college parties this weekend as our numbers get closer to sliding us back to the purple tier. And, this morning we learned about the death of the first 007.
Oct 30, 2020
Halloween Weekend Forecast, Free Rides on Election Day, Chargers Player Positive for Coronavirus
Polls Open around the County for Weekend Voting, MTS Offering Free Rides, Possible Human Remains Found on Fiesta Island, Chargers Player Test Positive for Coronavirus, Stadium Trolley Stop Closing Down, Sheena has your Halloween Weekend Forecast
Oct 29, 2020
Community Outbreaks in Grocery Stores, Record High New Cases, North County School Now Closed
San Diego County Tracking More than a Dozen New Community Outbreaks, U.S. Has a New Record for New Coronavirus Cases, Mission Vista High School Returns to At-Home Learning, Dodgers Coronavirus Fallout, Sheena Looks ahead to the Weekend
Oct 28, 2020
Seven More Coronavirus Deaths, Some North County Schools Could Shut Down, Dodgers Win World Series
Hundreds of Local Students Now in Quarantine after COVID-19 Exposure, San Diego County Remains in Red Tier, Dodgers Now World Champions, San Diego Unified Rolls Out Phase 2 Plan, Sheena Says Expect a Warmer Weekend
Oct 27, 2020
One Week from Election Day, Large Fires Burning in Orange County, Coronavirus in Schools
Countdown to Election Day, Fire Weather Watch, Large Fires Burning to Our North, UC San Diego Coronavirus Testing, Update on Vaccine
Oct 26, 2020
Countdown to Election Day, Party House Shutdown, Possible Power Shutoffs Today
High Voter Turnout, SDUSD Phase Two Return to School Plan, SDG&E Warns Residents about Possible Power Shutoffs, Disney's California Adventure Makes Plans to Reopen, La Jolla Party House Shutdown, Sheena is Tracking the Fire Danger
Oct 25, 2020
Fiery Car Crash, Border Patrol Shooting Update, Aztec Football, and Election Countdown
Today, NBC 7's Melissa Adan is back with an update on what led up to a border patrol agent shooting a man in San Ysidro. She also has the details on a crazy crash in Rancho San Diego that left a car stuck under a truck. We also get a look at the latest coronavirus numbers and a recap on the Aztec's first game of the season. And we are only 9 days away from election day. Melissa gives us a quick look at what's going on with the presidential candidates on the campaign trail.
Oct 24, 2020
Border Patrol Shooting, Teen Shot And Killed, College Students Staying Home, And Costco COVID-19 Test Kits
Today, NBC 7's Melissa Adan joins the podcast for the very first time and Crystal gives us a look at the fluctuating temperatures ahead. Melissa gives us the latest on a border patrol agent shooting in San Ysidro and the search for the person who shot a teenage boy in Barrio Logan. Melissa talks about the latest Coronavirus cases numbers and a new stay-at-home order issued for specifically for college students. And a popular store known for selling in bulk is now selling coronavirus test kits. Plus, the Aztecs are playing their first game of the season tonight!
Oct 23, 2020
Local Students in Quarantine, FDA Approves Treatment, Holiday Bowl Cancelled
Some North County Students and Teachers Now in Quarantine, FDA Approves Antiviral Treatment, SDSU Begins Temporary Stay at Home Order, Holiday Bowl and Parade Cancelled, and Amtrak Requires Reservations
Oct 22, 2020
What is Close Contact? Final Presidential Debate, "Now Hiring"
CDC Defines What is Considered "Close Contact", Local Coronavirus Update, Final Presidential Debate gets Underway, Former Teacher Sentenced, Companies Looking to Hire Hundreds of Local Workers
Oct 21, 2020
When Will Theme Parks Open, San Diego Barely makes the Cut, 500K Ballots Returned
San Diego County Stays in the Red Tier, State Issues Plan for When and Where Theme Parks can Reopen, Half a Million Ballots already Returned, 5 More Community Outbreaks, Sheena Says it Will Finally Feel Like Fall
Oct 20, 2020
Following the Numbers, State Vaccine Plan, New Debate Rules
State Releases New Tier Status Today, Iconic Hillcrest Restaurant and Bar Closing, Presidential Candidates Face New Debate Rules, Two Weeks Until Election Day
Oct 19, 2020
County Could Face More Restrictions, Missing Woman Found, Expect Cooler Weather
Last Chance to Register to Vote, San Diego County Could Slip into Purple Tier, Missing Woman Found after Two Weeks, Sheena Says Expect Cooler Weather this Week
Oct 18, 2020
Fatal Car Crash, Voter Registration Deadline, And Jason Mraz Performs in Solana Beach
Today, Mari talks about an investigation into a crash in La Mesa that killed one person. And San Diegans only have 1 day left to register to vote! Mari also gives us the inside scoop of an interview she did with Jason Mraz who lives in Oceanside. She tells us more about his performance at a local hot spot and why it is all for a good cause.
Oct 17, 2020
Sliding To the Purple Tier, Federal Prosecutor Speaking Out, Early Voting Tips, And Rabbi Attack Update
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the weather cooling down a bit. But you need to watch out for the fog! Mari also talks about our case rate getting too high...meaning more restrictions could be on the way. And a San-Diego based federal prosecutor tells us why he can no longer work under Attorney General William Barr. We have some tips for voting early and Mari also talks about the person who has been arrested for assaulting a local rabbi. You also don't want to miss tonight's debate for the 50th District seat between Darrell Issa and Ammar Campa-Najjar tonight on NBC 7.
Oct 16, 2020
Community Outbreaks, Unemployment, Back To The Classroom Concerns, And Crackdown On Masks
Today, Greg Bledsoe gives us the latest on the concerning number of community outbreaks and one school district that plans to send kids back to school even though social distancing may not be possible. And our neighbors to the north are cracking down on wearing masks.
Oct 15, 2020
Parking Tickets Resume, Hot Weather, PLNU COVID-19 Cases, And College Basketball
Today NBC 7's Greg Bledsoe talks about the rising number of coronavirus cases at a private university and the death of a former Charger's player. He also has the details you need to know about the city starting to give parking tickets again and the state-wide flex alert due to the hot weather. But he also has some good news for college basketball fans.
Oct 14, 2020
Community Outbreaks on the Rise, Increase in Cases at PLNU, Summer-Like Heat Continues
Point Loma Nazarene University Reports Spike in Cases, Ashley is Tracking the Latest on the Heat, Concerning Number of Community Outbreaks, Few People Showing Up for Jury Duty
Oct 13, 2020
Feeling the Heat, Happy Birthday to the Navy, Safe and Healthy Halloween
City Council Considers Turning Hotels in Homeless Housing, Big Turnout for Early Voting, Ashley Says Expect to be Hot all around the County, State Coronavirus Update
Oct 12, 2020
More Community Outbreaks, SDSU Students Return to Campus, Expect A Warm Up
Some SDSU Students Return to Campus, CA Rolls out New Guidelines for Gatherings, More Community Outbreaks, Ashley says Expect Hotter Weather Today
Oct 11, 2020
Fighting Fires, SDPD Officers Go Above And Beyond, And "Dine Diego" Wrapping Up
Today, Mari talks about a couple of fires that firefighters battled over the past 2 days. Plus, Mari shares a heartwarming story about a couple of police officers lending a helping hand. We're also seeing some improvement in our coronavirus case rates and Mari has the details on supporting local restaurants as "Dine Diego" wraps up.
Oct 10, 2020
Man Smashes Restaurant Window, Community Outbreaks at Restaurants, And Rally For Youth Sports
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the cool down we're seeing...but it isn't going to last very long! Mari also talks about why one man got angry and smashed a restaurant window in Imperial Beach. Mari also shares the details about the surge in community outbreaks we are seeing at restaurants in the county. She also talks about a rally to push the state to loosen restrictions on youth sports. And a north county company is getting their test fast-tracked to help in the fight against the pandemic as we enter flu season.
Oct 9, 2020
SWAT Standoff Ends, SDSU Return to Campus Plan, Padres Season Ends
Padres Reach the End of the Road, San Diego Youth Sports says "Enough is Enough", When is the Best Time for a Flu Shot?. SWAT Standoff Ends
Oct 8, 2020
Tracking Coronavirus in Schools, Unemployment Backlog, Rental Assistance Deadline
Looking at COVID-19 in Schools, New Testing Site in Chula Vista, Rental Assistance Deadline Today, Member of Governor Newsom's Staff Test Positive for COVID-19, Update on Orphaned Mountain Lion Cub
Oct 7, 2020
COVID-19 Case Rate Drops, Padres Looking To Bounce Back, Shoppers Attacked
San Diego County Remains in Red Tier, Shoppers Attacked at Mall, Padres Drop Game 1 to the Dodgers, Sheena Says the Cool Down Begins Today
Oct 6, 2020
Schools Reopening Delayed, Padres Face Dodgers, Voting Now Underway
Some Local Elementary Schools Remain Closed, Padres are Ready for the Dodgers, Election Season now Underway Across San Diego, Sheena Says Expect a Surprise by the End of the Week
Oct 5, 2020
Movie Theaters Closing, Ballots Arriving Soon, Local COVID-19 Deaths Now More Than 800
Man Killed by CHP Officers, Movie Theaters Closing Down, Local Coronavirus Update, Cooler Weather this Week, Watch Your Mailbox for Your Ballot
Oct 4, 2020
An Update From The President, Shots Fired After Car Chase, North County Schools Reopening and Rail Closures
Today, Mari and Cyrstal talk about how it hasn't cooled down quite enough for sweater weather yet. Mari also has an update from President Trump and his physician. She also has the details on what led to a police officer shooting a man who was chased all the way from Orange County. More schools are revealing their plans to reopen for on-campus learning. Plus, people traveling to the north county will want to know about the rail closure going on today.
Oct 3, 2020
President Trump Covid-19 Update, Libraries and Playgrounds Reopen, And A Big Padres Celebration
Today, Mari gives us the latest update this morning from the doctors who are treating President Trump after he contracted coronavirus. Plus, here in San Diego, hundreds of play structures and several libraries are reopening around the county. And it's a good day to be a Padres fan! Mari talks about what that means to the fans and for the team moving forward during the postseason. Plus, Mari has the details on the mayoral debate happening tonight between assembly member Todd Gloria and council member Barbara Bry.
Oct 2, 2020
President Trump Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Padres Force Game 3 in Playoffs and Weekend Forecast
President Trump Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Padres Force Game 3 in Playoffs and Weekend Forecast
Oct 1, 2020
Padres Lose To Cardinals, County Parks Open Playgrounds and Flex Alert Issued Amid Heat Wave
Padres Loses Against Cardinals, County Parks Open Playgrounds and Flex Alert Issued Amid Heat Wave
Sep 30, 2020
SDSU Return to Class Plan, Rip Current Warning, COVID-19 Guidelines for Halloween
San Diego Stays in Red Tier, SDSU Rolls out Plan to Return to Class, Parking Enforcement Set to Resume, How to have a Safe Halloween, Big Day for the Padres
Sep 29, 2020
Red Flag Fire Warning, Playgrounds to Reopen Soon, County Computer Drive
Fire Danger Remains High Across the County, Local Playgrounds Will Reopen Soon, Global Coronavirus Deaths Pass 1 Million, How You Can Help Students Struggling with Distance Learning
Sep 28, 2020
Hot Weather, High Fire Danger, Padres Ready for the Playoffs
SDSU Covid-19 Cases top 1,000, UC San Diego Heads back to School, Sheena is Tracking the Hot Weather and Increased Fire Danger, Padres Begin Playoffs This Week
Sep 27, 2020
Man Killed in Old Town, Nursing Home Stand-Off, USS Midway Reopening, And SoCal Teams Win Big
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the fire weather coming up this week. Mari also talks about a man who was hit and killed by a car in Old Town and the questionable events leading up to his death. Plus, there was an hour long stand-off with someone armed at a nursing home. An iconic San Diego Museum is reopening today and 2 Southern California teams are winning big!
Sep 26, 2020
Back-To-Back Shootings, Downtown Protests, Padres Postseason, And Kearny Mesa Plane Crash Update.
Today, Mari talks about 2 shootings in Barrio Logan where 1 woman died and 2 people were injured. She also describes the protests over the recent grand jury decision in the Breonna Taylor case. Mari also has new information on the people inside that plane that crashed landed in Kearny Mesa. And the Padres have made it to the postseason! Mari has more on that and where you can get more Padres news.
Sep 25, 2020
Plane Crash in Kearny Mesa, Will Vaccines be Required? Good and Bad News for the Padres
Plane Crash in Kearny Mesa Now Under Investigation, Will Students be Required to get a Coronavirus Vaccine to Return to Class? Possible Drug Overdose Onboard Local Fishing Boat, Sheena's Weekend Forecast
Sep 24, 2020
Goodbye Gas Cars, No New Community Outbreaks, The Future of East Village
Governor Newsom Bans Gas Powered Cars by 2035, San Diego County Reports no New Community Outbreaks, Padres Ready to Take a Swing at new East Village Development, Sheena says expect a Nice Day
Sep 23, 2020
County Stays in Red Tier, Homicides Up in the Region, Halloween Safety
San Diego County Remains in the Red Tier with no new Restrictions, SANDAG Releases Crime Report for the 1st Half of the Year, How to Have a Safe and Healthy Halloween
Sep 22, 2020
County Could Face New Restrictions, Man Arrested for Attempted Kidnapping, Parents Feeling Whiplash
Today the State will Announce if San Diego is Moving to a More Restrictive Tier, Parents Say They are Feeling Whiplash over School Re-openings, Firefighter Killed in by El Dorado Fire was a San Diego Native, Sheena has your Fall Forecast
Sep 21, 2020
Businesses Dread Possible Closure, Unemployment Claims on Hold, Padres Make the Playoffs
Local Small Businesses Owners Fear Another Round of Shutdowns, E.D.D. To Stop Issuing New Unemployment Claims for Two Weeks, Calls for Younger Poll Workers, Padres are in the Playoffs
Sep 20, 2020
Local Vigils For Justice Ginsburg, Fire Near Camp Pendleton, Padres, And Extending Bus And Trolley Services
Today, Mari talks about the local vigils for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a fire burning near Camp Pendleton, and where the county stands on coronavirus cases. She also talks about the magic number the Padres need to make it to the 2020 post season. Plus, Crystal has a look at your temperatures for the week.
Sep 19, 2020
RBG And The Supreme Court, College Students Moving In, El Cajon Fire, And Movie Night Outside!
Today, we remember Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her impact on Americans. Plus, a San Diego legal analyst gives us his take on the future of the court. Mari also talks about the new wave of college students moving in this weekend at UC San Diego and what they're doing to prevent a COVID-19 outbreak after seeing what happened at SDSU. NBC7's Crystal Egger also says it's perfect weather for a movie outside! Mari has the details on where you can do that this weekend.
Sep 18, 2020
More College Students Returning to Campus, Weekend Weather, County Considers Lawsuit Against State
Students Returning to UC San Diego Campus, Cooler Weather on the Way, County Discusses Legal Action Against the State, Local School District Pushes Back Reopening Date, Padres will Be Away at Home
Sep 17, 2020
More Possible Closures, Hot Weather Returns, PUSD Plans to Reopen Schools
San Diego County Faces More Possible Closures, Poway Unified Plans to Reopen Elementary Schools, Ski Season to Start on Time, Hot Weather Returns, Padres Lose to Dodgers
Sep 16, 2020
Plan to Toss Out SDSU's Coronavirus Cases, Baseball in a Bubble, Rip Current Risk Rises
County Leaders Call on State to Toss Out SDSU's COVID-19 Cases, More Coronavirus Deaths Reported, More Football in Carson, San Diego to Host MLB Playoffs, And Sheena Has a Warning for Beach Goers
Sep 15, 2020
Should San Diego Fully Reopen? Padres Part of Baseball History, Wildfire Update
San Diego County Board of Supervisors Discuss Reopening, Large Wildfires Continue to Impact Air Quality, Padres Now a Part of Baseball History, Local Colleges Making the Grade
Sep 14, 2020
Coronavirus Tracking App, President Trump Visits California, Padres Sweep Giants
Poor Air Quality Today, President Trump Tours Wildfire Damage, Local Students test out New Coronavirus Tracking App, Padres Sweep Giants and Gear up for Dodgers
Sep 13, 2020
Deputies Ambushed, Smoky Skies, Nursing Homes Open for Visitors, and Padres News
Today, Steven shares the latest on a shocking investigation into what some are calling an ambush on two sheriff's deputies. He also has an update on the "Valley Fire" and NBC 7's Ashley Matthews covers the smoke advisory here in the county along with your weekend weather forecast. There's also good news for people with loved ones in a nursing home. Plus, a favorite event for many here in San Diego is getting a boost! And the Padres are set to get back on the diamond again after Friday's game was canceled.
Sep 12, 2020
Padres Taken off the Field, Poor Air Quality, Free Face Mask
Padres Game Postponed due to Coronavirus, Poor Air Quality Lingers for San Diego, More COVID-19 Cases at SDSU, Free Face Mask Being Handed Out in the South Bay
Sep 11, 2020
Remembering September 11th Attacks, Sheena's Weekend Weather, McDonald's Offers Drive-Up Interviews
San Diego and National Leaders Mark September 11th Anniversary, 30 Homes Destroyed by the Valley Fire, Sheena says Expect a Nice Weekend, McDonald's in San Diego is now Offering Drive-Up Interviews to fill Open Jobs
Sep 10, 2020
Valley Fire Update, COVID-19 Cases Increasing, The Rise of Pedal Power
Firefighters Continue to make Progress Against Valley Fire, Key Metric for Coronavirus Cases going in the Wrong Direction, Sheena is Tracking another Warm Up, Taste of Little Italy will go on
Sep 9, 2020
RED FLAG WARNING, Valley Fire Update, Air Quality Concerns
Red Flag Warning puts East County Residents on Alert, Valley Fire Still Burning, Sheena Explains Today's Air Quality Concerns, More COVID-19 Cases at SDSU, Are You Thinking About Moving?
Sep 8, 2020
Valley Fire now 17,000+ Acres, Fire Cancels Schools, SDSU Extends Stay at Home Order
Firefighters Continue Working to Surround the "Valley Fire", SDSU Extends Stay at Home Order, UC San Diego Considers Delaying the Start of the School Year, Sheena Says More Hot and Dangerous Weather on the Way
Sep 7, 2020
Valley Fire Burns More than 9,000 Acres, 6,000 Power Outages in San Diego County & Hot Labor Day Forecast.
Valley Fire Burns More than 9,000 Acres, East County Sets Up Evacuation Centers, 6,000 Power Outages in San Diego County, San Diego County Coronavirus Update, SDSU Stay-At-Home-Order in Effect until Tomorrow and Hot Labor Day Forecast.
Sep 6, 2020
Valley Fire Burns in the Japatul Valley, Fire Evacuation Orders in Place & SDSU Stay-At-Home Order
Valley Fire Burns in the Japatul Valley, Evacuation Orders in Place for the Valley Fire, Smoke From Fire Impacts Local Air Quality, Flex Alert Extended through Labor Day Weekend, SDSU Stay-At-Home Order, San Diego County Remains in Tier 2 of the State's Coronavirus Rankings.
Sep 5, 2020
Extreme Heat, More College Covid-19 Cases, More Law Enforcement, And A School Gets Hacked
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the extreme heat sweeping across the county and conserving energy. Mari also has the latest on the rising number of Covid-19 cases at a local university and how law enforcement is ramping up for the Labor Day weekend. Plus, Mari shares a story about an online middle school class getting hacked! And don't forget...this weekend may be the last time to get your fair food fix!
Sep 4, 2020
Dangerous Weekend Heat, Labor Day During a Pandemic, Debut for Padres New Star
Excessive Heat and Increased Fire Danger this Weekend, Balboa Park Welcomes Visitors Back to Local Attractions, Final Weekend to get a Taste of the Fair, Clevinger Takes the Mound
Sep 3, 2020
SDSU Makes Changes After Outbreak, Movie Theaters Open, COVID-19 Vaccines in Development
Movie Theaters Ready to Reopen with Changes, SDSU Moves to Online-Only as COVID-19 Cases Rise, UC San Diego Helping to Find a Vaccine, Padres Propose New East Village Development, Record Breaking Heat on the Way
Sep 2, 2020
Churches Resume Indoor Services, 6 Additional COVID-19 Deaths, USS Vinson Returns to San Diego
Churches Reopen Their Doors, Some Schools Welcome Students Back on Campus, San Diego Now Home to Three Aircraft Carriers, Fill Out Your Census Forms
Sep 1, 2020
Restaurant Changes, Padres Making Trades, Excessive Heat on the Way
Doctors Warn about New Re-openings, Can I Get Your Number? Padres Making Deals, Sheena says Get Ready for more Hot Weather
Aug 31, 2020
First Day of School For SDUSD, Reopening Businesses, Churches, and Museums
School Begins Online for SDUSD Students and Teachers, Today Businesses, Churches, Gyms, Museums and Others Prepare to Reopen, Latest Coronavirus Numbers, Padres Preparing for the Playoffs
Aug 30, 2020
Crack Down On SDSU Students, SDUSD School-Year Plan, And Chula Vista Crash Update
Today, Mari talks about SDSU making some big changes to crack down on students defying the county health rules and San Diego Unified School District schools reopening tomorrow. She also gives us an update on that violent car crash in Chula Vista yesterday and the latest coronavirus numbers. Plus, we now have a statement from the mayor of El Cajon on a recent meeting that had some people concerned.
Aug 29, 2020
Downtown Protests, Soldiers Identified, Reopening California, and Free Money!
Today, Steven, Mari, and Crystal talk about what they'd buy with the tax refunds from the county treasurer's office, the new state guidelines for reopening businesses, and the protests for racial justice this weekend. Steven also has the details on the new sports arena development and Mari gives an update on the 2 soldiers who died in a recent training accident.
Aug 28, 2020
NBC 7 Investigation: Stolen, Business Forced to Close, Chula Vista Gives Renters More Time
NBC 7 Special Investigation into the Dark World of Sex Trafficking, County Forces Defiant Business to Close, Investigation into Woman's Mysterious Death, Chula Vista Extends Eviction Moratorium
Aug 27, 2020
USS Bonhomme Richard Arson Investigation, Padres Mariners Game Postponed, Local Gym Closes
Navy Says Arson Could be to Blame for Massive Ship Fire, Pro Sports Teams Take a Stand on Racial Justice, Local Gym Says its Closing after Defying Health Orders, Is your Credit Card Being Cancelled Without Warning?
Aug 26, 2020
Schools Reopening Soon, COVID-19 Scam Alert, Lifeline for Small Businesses
County Clears the Way for Schools to Reopen Soon, Coronavirus Related Scams are on the Rise, Father Joe's Villages Helping Homeless Students, Young Entrepreneur has Lifeline for Small Businesses, Sheena Says Go Out Early if You Need to
Aug 25, 2020
Long Wait at the Border, SDPD Officer Attacked, Its Hot and Humid
Travelers are Waiting Hours to Cross the Border, SDPD Officer Attacked during Protest, Home Confinement for Margaret Hunter, Sheena Says Get Used to the Heat and Humidity
Aug 24, 2020
Local Church Heads Inside, North County School Heads Outside, Long Border Waits
A Local Church Holds Indoor Services Despite Health Department Orders, North County School Prepares for Outdoor Classes, Restaurant Owners ask Yelp for Help, Border Wait Times Could be in the Hours, Water Temperatures In the mid 70's
Aug 23, 2020
Rally for USPS, Crack Down on Border Travel, NorCal Wildfires, and Slam Diego Padres
Today, Steven, Mari, and Crystal talk about the "Slam Diego" Padres and how exciting it is to watch this season. They also talk about people rallying together to support the postal service during this time of uncertainty. Plus, Steven and Mari have the latest on the wildfires tearing through northern California and some new protocols people will be seeing at the border.
Aug 22, 2020
SDSU Frats Ban Social Gatherings, High School Name Change, And TVG Pacific Classic at Del Mar
Today, Steven and Mari talk about some big news out of SDSU that some of the fraternities there are banning all social gatherings due to the pandemic. And students at a local high school want to change the school's name because of the history surrounding the mascot. Speaking of history, a popular museum is reopening its doors this weekend and the races are on at the Del Mar Racetrack for one of its biggest events: the TVG Pacific Classic.
Aug 21, 2020
Welcome to "Slam Diego", Local Firefighters Battle Wildfires, Key COVID-19 Number Drops Again
Local Firefighters Help Battle Wildfires Across the State, Padres Make Baseball History, 6 More COVID-19 Deaths Reported, More Schools Prepare to Open Campuses, Uber and Lyft Still on the Job
Aug 20, 2020
Schools Ready to Reopen, Heatwave Update, Friars are on Fire
Dozens of Local Schools Prepare to Reopen, Sheena has a look ahead to the Weekend, San Diego Maritime Museum Ready to Welcome Guest, Padres Make a Comeback
Aug 19, 2020
Off the Watchlist, New Jobs Coming to San Diego, Record Breaking Heat Continues
San Diego County Removed from the State COVID-19 Watchlist, Amazon Bringing Hundreds of Jobs to San Diego, Padres Win Again, Sheena Says the Record Breaking Heat will Continue
Aug 18, 2020
Time to Conserve, Coming off the Watchlist, Padres' Superstar Fernando Tatis Jr.
Sheena says its going to be Dangerously Hot, Now is the Time to Save Energy, San Diego set to come off the State's Watchlist, San Diego Padres have a Superstar
Aug 17, 2020
Hottest Place on Earth, First Day of Class, Coronavirus Cases Decline
Sheena has the Very Latest on the Heatwave, Plus tips to Beat the Heat, California Becomes the Hottest Place on Earth, 60,000 Local Students go back to Class, San Diego COVID-19 Cases on the Decline
Aug 16, 2020
Back-to-Back Shootings Downtown, U.S.Hits 170,000 Deaths, Power Shut-Offs, and Lake Fire Update
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the extreme heat extending even further into the week. Mari also has the latest on a group of shootings that happened near each other this morning in the Gaslamp Quarter. And it was another night of people losing their power! Mari also has an update on the Lake Fire to the north. Plus, some shocking coronavirus numbers.
Aug 15, 2020
Major Heat, Getting off the Watch List, Mail-In Ballots, And Ban on Ammunition Magazines
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about the scorching temperatures hitting the county this weekend. And it looks like San Diego may be getting off the state watch list. Mari has the details on why it isn't as simple as you may think. She also talks about the vulnerable position the U.S. Postal Service is in right now and how that could affect the election. Plus, a judge weighs in on California's ban on high-capacity ammunition magazines.
Aug 14, 2020
Hot Weather Prompts Flex Alert, La Mesa Police Chief Retires, County COVID-19 Cases Drop
Sheena is tracking the Extreme Heat, La Mesa Police Chief Calls it a Career, The County is getting closer to being Removed from the State's Watchlist
Aug 13, 2020
Local Cases Falling, Check Your Mask, OB Drum Circle Plays On
Local COVID-19 Cases Declining, Is your mask effective? Drum Circle continues in Ocean Beach, Tribe files lawsuit over Border Wall
Aug 12, 2020
Fight Brewing in Ocean Beach, PAC-12 says no to Football, Excessive Heat on the Way
Leaders for Ocean Beach call for more Enforcement, New COVID-19 Cases trending Downward, Testing opens at the Border, PAC-12 becomes latest Conference to call off Football Season, Protest in La Mesa, Sheena Says its getting Hot out there
Aug 11, 2020
SDUSD Reopening Plan, Census Workers Knocking on Doors, SDSU Football on Hold
San Diego's Largest School District now has a Plan to Reopen Campuses, Census Workers could be Coming to your Door, San Diego State's Football Season on Hold, More Community Outbreaks Reported
Aug 10, 2020
Top California Health Official Quits, COVID-19 Deaths Near 600, High Surf
Jet Skier Killed in Crash, Family Rescued from House Fire, Top CA health Official Suddenly Resigns, Back to School for East County Students, Sheena says Expect Higher Surf
Aug 9, 2020
Shots Fired in Gaslamp Quarter, Qualcomm Stadium Deal, Gym Defying Health Order, & Outdoor Market
Today, Mari talks about shots fired and a woman being dragged across the street this morning. She also talks about SDSU sealing the deal on Qualcomm Stadium, a gym being told to shut down, and an outdoor market supporting local businesses.
Aug 8, 2020
Remains of Service Members Found, La Mesa Officer Off the Force, And Pandemic House Parties Causing Problems
Today, Mari and Steven get a look at the weather with Crystal and talk about how some people are honoring the service members who died in a recent training accident near San Clemente Island. Mari has the latest on the police officer involved in a controversial arrest that sparked those protests for racial justice in La Mesa. Steven talks about people having house parties in the middle of the pandemic and how the city is cracking down. Plus, we have a quick recap on some of the big milestones that the Padres hit during Friday night's game against the Diamondbacks.
Aug 7, 2020
School Sues to Reopen, More Community COVID-19 Outbreaks, Weekend Weather
San Diego School files Lawsuit to Reopen, Deadline to Apply for Rental Help, Daily Positive Rate for COVID-19 Drops, Sheena has a look at Your Weekend Weather
Aug 6, 2020
Students at Home Until 2021, Del Mar Steps Up Mask Patrols, Cooler Weather
Poway Unified Says Students will not Return to Campus until 2021, School Waivers move Forward, Heartbreak at Petco Park, SDSU Updates Football Schedule, Sheen says today will be cooler
Aug 5, 2020
A Glitch in the Numbers, Workouts & Worship Plan, Where are the Wipes?
State Officials say there is a glitch in the latest COVID-19 Numbers, County plan to open parks, Padres drop one to Dodgers, Clorox says they are wiped out, Sheena's First Alert Forecast, Today in San Diego Podcast turns 1 year old
Aug 4, 2020
COVID-19 Cases Trending Down, Help for Small Businesses, Padres Beat Dodgers
Positive COVID-19 test rate holding steady, Local leaders working to support small businesses, County targets businesses operating illegally, Padres come out strong against Dodgers, Sheena's First Alert Forecast
Aug 3, 2020
Back to School Day, Training Accident Update, Summer Weather Continues
Thousands of local students head "back" to school today, USMC releases names of Marines in training accident, Balboa Park Museum gets new name, Sheena has your Monday First Alert Forecast
Aug 2, 2020
Search For Marines Called Off, Boat & Bodies Found in OB, Peaceful Protest, and Back-To-School...Online
The gang is back! Today, Steven and Mari get the latest on the shift to cooler temperatures from Crystal. And unfortunately, some sad news about those missing military members involved in a training accident. Steven and Mari also talk about an investigation into a mysterious boat found in Ocean Beach. They also recap what happened at a BLM protest in La Mesa and share the details about the first day of school online for a south bay school district.
Aug 1, 2020
Search for Marines, Car Crash Homicide, Coronavirus Outbreaks, and More Hockey
Today, Mari talks about some record-breaking temperatures with Crystal and the search for a group of missing military members off the coast of San Diego. And overnight what started as car crash in the north county may have turned into a possible homicide case. Mari has the latest on the new coronavirus cases and outbreaks and plans for the National Hockey League to expand their season in more ways than one.
Jul 31, 2020
One Marine Dead & 8 Missing After Training Accident off San Clemente Coast, Weather Alert: Tracking Excessive Heat for S.D. County, and Two Local Hiking Trails Closed for Weekend
One Marine Dead & 8 Missing After Training Accident off San Clemente Coast, Weather Alert: Tracking Excessive Heat for S.D. County, and Two Local Hiking Trails Closed for Weekend.
Jul 30, 2020
Weather Alert: Tracking Heat Wave for S.D. County, Covid-19 Outbreak at Pacific Beach Gym, Six People Arrested in Marijuana Bust
Weather Alert: Tracking Heat Wave for S.D. County, Covid-19 Outbreak at Pacific Beach Gym, Six People Arrested in Marijuana Bust
Jul 29, 2020
San Diego Extends Eviction Protections to December, S.D. County To Crackdown on Churches Not Following Public Health Order & UCSD Alumna Selected For Space Mission
San Diego Extends Eviction Protections to December, S.D. County To Crackdown on Churches Not Following Public Health Order & UCSD Alumna Selected For Space Mission
Jul 28, 2020
500+ Covid-19 Cases Reported on Monday, Two Shark Sightings Reported in Coronado & Kaaboo Festival Postponed to 2021
500+ Covid-19 Cases Reported on Monday, Two Shark Sightings Reported in Coronado & Kaaboo Festival Postponed to 2021
Jul 27, 2020
Three New Covid-19 Outbreaks Identified in the County, Congress Coronavirus Relief Bill Update, Call to Extend San Diego Evictions Ban
Three New Covid-19 Outbreaks Identified in the County, Congress Coronavirus Relief Bill Update, Call to Extend San Diego Evictions Ban
Jul 26, 2020
Comic-Con Shrine, A Defiant Rooftop Concert, and Coronavirus Cases
It's the final day of Comic-Con-At-Home and Mari talks about how it's been so different this year and the shrine fans built downtown. Mari also talks about a group of people who organized a rooftop concert even though it goes against the county health order. She also shares the latest coronavirus cases in the county and we have today's weather with Crystal.
Jul 25, 2020
Baseball is Back, Call to Prosecute Officers, Comic-Con, 1st Day of School, and 3 People Stabbed
Go Padres! Today, Mari gives a quick recap on the Padres big win on opening day and Crystal talks about the chilly marine layer we're feeling this morning! Mari also talks about the Comic-Con events happening today and a north county school district switching up the first day of school. She also has the latest on some new coronavirus outbreaks, the push for local police officers to be prosecuted, and 3 people who were stabbed in San Marcos.
Jul 24, 2020
Kearny Mesa Church Raises Coronavirus Concerns, Racing Back at Del Mar & Padres Opening Day
San Diego County Coronavirus Update, Kearny Mesa Church Raises Coronavirus Concerns, East Village Barber Shop Teams Up with Local Restaurant, Racing Back at Del Mar, Padres Opening Day and Sheena’s First Alert Forecast
Jul 23, 2020
Local COVID-19 Deaths Surpass 500, County Cracking Down on Businesses, Play Ball!!!
Local Health Officials update the latest Coronavirus numbers, Enforcement task force being formed, 1 year away from Tokyo Olympics, Baseball Returns, Sheenas' FirstAlert Forecast
Jul 22, 2020
San Diego Coronavirus Cases Improve, MTS Clean Ride Campaign, Padres Fan Cutouts, Comic-Con At Home and Sheena's First Alert Forecast
San Diego Coronavirus Cases Improve, MTS Clean Ride Campaign, Padres Fan Cutouts, Comic-Con At Home and Sheena's First Alert Forecast
Jul 21, 2020
High School Sports on Hold, Emergency Help for Renters, Tiny Homes
CIF makes decision on High School Sports, Help for San Diego Renters, Business told to "Take it Outside", Tiny Homes popping up around town, Sheena's FirstAlert Forecast.
Jul 20, 2020
Future of the Sports Arena, More Coronavirus Community Outbreaks, Cooler Temps this Week
Tracking the Latest COVID-19 Cases, Padres Prepare for the Season, Last Chance to Weigh in on the Future of the Sports Arena, Sheena Says Temperatures Will Cool Down this Week
Jul 19, 2020
Man Hit By Train, COVID-19 at Yosemite National Park, and Opinions on New Sports Arena
Today, Mari and Crystal talk about inland areas feeling the heat! Mari also talks about a scary video of a jogger who got hit by a train and what's being done to stop it from happening again. And the county wants to know what you think about the new sports arena being developed. Mari also shares some shocking coronavirus numbers here in the county and how it compares to the seasonal flu. Plus, there are reports of the coronavirus being found at Yosemite National Park!
Jul 18, 2020
CA Schools Officially Online, Suspicious Deli Fire, Sailors with COVID-19 , and Pride Events
Today, Mari Payton and Crystal Egger talk about the warm temperatures we're seeing this weekend. And students will officially be learning online this fall. Mari has all the details about the strict rules for schools in order to send kids back to the classroom. She also talks about the possibility of repairing USS Bonhomme Richard and sailors who contracted the virus. Plus, a suspicious fire at a deli in Little Italy is making investigators wonder if it could be arson. Mari also has the details on some of the fun virtual events happening today to celebrate Pride!
Jul 17, 2020
Local COVID-19 Deaths reach New Record, $.10 a Bag at local Grocery Stores, Sheena's Weekend Weather
17 More People Die from Coronavirus, Some grocery stores charging for bags, Fire contained aboard USS Bonhomme Richard, San Diego Pride Week Continues, Cruise Ships remain in port
Jul 16, 2020
COVID-19 Infections Spreading among Young People, Del Mar Races Closed, Ship Still Burning
San Diego County warning young people about Coronavirus, Races suddenly canceled at Del Mar, More COVID-19 testing options now open
Jul 15, 2020
Poway Rabbi Guilty of Fraud, More Local Schools go Online Only, Additional COVID-19 Deaths Reported
Poway Rabbi Guilty, Chula Vista Elementary Schools to start online, More community Coronavirus outbreaks detected, Progress being made against the fire on USS Bonhomme Richard, Sheena says expect more perfect weather
Jul 14, 2020
Reopening Rollback, San Diego Deputy Charged with Murder, SDUSD Goes Online Only
More businesses forced to close, San Diego County Deputy faces murder charges today, Navy ship continues burning in bay, High Sunburn risk today
Jul 13, 2020
USS Bonhomme Richard will Burn for Days, New COVID-19 Outbreaks, Popular Bakery gets Second Chance
Concerns being raised about air quality as Navy Ship burns in San Diego Bay, County releases latest numbers on the Coronavirus Pandemic, Warm Weather continues through Monday, Popular bakery finds new owners and new life
Jul 12, 2020
Nursing Home Outbreak, A Horse Dies, and Grabbing a Drink in Encinitas
Today, Mari and Steven talk to Crystal about scorching temperatures, a coronavirus outbreak at a nursing home, and the first horse death of the season at the Del Mar Racetrack. They also have some good news for people dining outside in the north county.
Jul 11, 2020
Releasing Prisoners, A Teacher Under Investigation, Del Mar Racetrack, and 7/11 Day!
Today, Mari and Steven get the latest on this weekend's heat advisory from NBC 7's Crystal Egger. They also talk about the rise in COVID-19 numbers and the move to release thousands of prisoners from California jails. And now, an investigation has been launched into a local teacher who students say makes them feel uncomfortable. They also have the details on opening weekend at the Del Mar Racetrack and how you can still get a frozen drink at 7/11 even though "Free Slurpee Day" has been canceled.
Jul 10, 2020
Clinical Trials at UCSD, Local Beer Fund, Sailors Return, and Opening Day at Del Mar Race Track
Today, Greg talks about the search for a COVID-19 treatment at UCSD. He also talks about how local breweries are getting a boost and saying, "welcome home" to sailors who were deployed onboard USS Roosevelt. And it's back to the races at the Del Mar race track! Greg talks about some of the changes that are being made for opening day.
Jul 9, 2020
Local Coronavirus "Hot Spots", SDPD Give Update on Shooting, Comic-Con Goes Virtual
Daily COVID-19 Positive Rate Drops, Local Hot Spots for Virus Identified, San Diego Police release video of shooting at Police Headquarters, Comic-Con rolls out schedule for online event
Jul 8, 2020
COVID-19 Cases Rising, Childcare, Outdoor Dining, And Do Masks Work?
Today, Greg talks about the highest number of coronavirus cases we've seen in a while, what the mayor is doing to help restaurants transition to outdoor dining, and the push to provide more child care services to working parents. Greg also takes a look at research from UCSD about using masks to fend off the virus.
Jul 7, 2020
Indoor Dining and other Activities Closing, City Leaders Take up Police Reform, High-Risk Day for Sunburns
County orders indoor dining, museums, and other local attractions to close, Poway turns to Picnic Tables, Padres release 2020 Season schedule, Sheena says slather on the sunscreen
Jul 6, 2020
New Restrictions Expected Today, COVID-19 Cases Surging, Hot Weather Continues
Governor expected to roll out new restrictions today, Several Counties across the State seeing spike in Coronavirus Cases, New Team established to enforce health orders, Hot weather continues today
Jul 5, 2020
Man Pulls a Gun on Kids, Woman Shot in Bonita, Cleaning Up San Diego, and Restrictions on Businesses
Today Steven talks about an investigation into a woman's death after being shot in Bonita and why one man pulled a gun on a bunch of kids! He also talks about the number of illegal fireworks police have seen over the past month. And if you want to help restore your local beach after all the 4th of July craziness, Steven knows how you can help. And San Diegans should expect more restrictions this week. Steven talks about what that might look like. Plus, NBC 7's Crystal Egger joins the podcast for a quick look at today's weather!
Jul 4, 2020
Added to the Watch List, Beach Parking, and Fireworks Shows
Today Steven talks about San Diego being added to the state's watch list after seeing an increase in coronavirus cases and the possibility of additional restrictions being put in place. He'll also tell you more about popular Fourth of July celebrations around the county from fireworks to beaches and what you need to know.
Jul 3, 2020
San Diego County Added to Watchlist, CHP Issues Warning For Holiday Weekend, Do the Stingray Shuffle
San Diego County ends up on Governor's Watchlist, Local Law Enforcement cracking down on Drunk drivers, New community COVID-19 outbreaks reported, Sheena has your beach and surf forecast
Jul 2, 2020
Beach Parking Lots Closed Again, Tracking Community Outbreaks, 4th of July Forecast
Parking lots near state beaches will be forced to close once again, The number of community outbreaks in San Diego County is rising, County could be placed on the Governor's COVID-19 Watchlist in the coming days, Sheena has your 4th of July Forecast
Jul 1, 2020
6 Year Old Child Shot, Governor to Outline New Restrictions, 4th of July Concerns
A young child accidentally shot inside San Diego home, Governor Newsom to discuss possible new restrictions, Health warnings ahead of holiday weekend, Sheena's First Alert Forecast
Jun 30, 2020
Bars Ordered to Close, Starbucks Employee Gets more than $90K in Tips, "June Gloom" Returns
County orders bars, breweries, and wineries to close after being open for just 17 days, Fundraiser for local Starbucks employee continues to grow, Sheena has a look at your forecast including a warning for beach goers
Jun 29, 2020
Rain Moves in Monday, Police Shooting Investigation, Governor Orders Bars to Close
Wet Start to the week- Sheena lets us know how much rain to expect, Police Shoot man along Downtown San Diego street sparking protest, Governor Newsom shuts down bars in several counties as Coronavirus cases increase
Jun 28, 2020
Police Shooting Protest Downtown, Rising Coronavirus Cases, and Imperial County Churches Shutting Down
Today Mari and Steven discuss a police shooting that is sparking protests in the downtown area and a body that was discovered off the cliffs in La Jolla. We are also seeing a concerning rise in Coronavirus cases here in the county and now, churches in nearby Imperial county are shutting down because of the growing numbers there.
Jun 27, 2020
Shutting Down Imperial County, Helping Businesses, More Outdoor Dining, and Switchfoot Online
Today Steven talks about the rise in Coronavirus cases here in the county, but also the concerning numbers in nearby Imperial County. He also has some good news for businesses in La Mesa and a new place where you can sit down and eat a meal! There is also a popular concert happening here tonight. Steven has the details on how you can safely attend. He also talks about how people in Carlsbad are remembering a teen who died earlier this week.
Jun 26, 2020
Coronavirus Testing Increases, Local Restaurant Shutdown, Hotel Del Reopens Today
More than 9,000 daily test processed in San Diego County, UC San Diego rolls out plan for Fall Semester, North County Restaurant ordered to shut down by health department, Weekend Weather, and new Podcasts from NBC7 just in time for the weekend
Jun 25, 2020
Local and National COVID-19 Cases hit Record High, Poway Unified Back to School Plan, Governor Could Pull Funding
Coronavirus cases hit record levels as testing increases, Poway Unified School District is discussing their back to school plan, Sweetwater Union makes big cuts, June Gloom continues for beach communities
Jun 24, 2020
County Reopening Plan Moves Forward, Baseball is Back, Additional COVID-19 Deaths Reported
County Leaders want more local control when it comes to reopening, Padres to return to Petco Park as soon as next week, Almost 200 more Coronavirus cases reported in San Diego County, Sheena tells us what to expect today
Jun 23, 2020
COVID-19 Cases Increase Again, Baseball Could Return, Discussing Police Reform
Concern is growing about recent spike in Coronavirus Cases, City and County leaders discuss police reform, Baseball could soon be making a comeback, Sheena fills us in on the forecast
Jun 22, 2020
Local Cases of COVID-19 Jump, YMCA Reopens Summer Camps, Horse Racing Season will happen at Del Mar
Here at home and across the county number of COVID-19 Cases increase; YMCA, 24-Hour Fitness and Hotel Del roll out reopening plans; Del Mar will host 2020 summer racing season; June Gloom continues
Jun 21, 2020
Father's Day, Skating for Racial Justice, Sharing with Social Media, and Law Enforcement Changes
Today Steven talks about Father's Day and what it means to him as a son and a father himself. He also talks about a group of skaters who banded together to demand social justice and reform, as well as students at a north county school district who are making their stories about race heard online. Steven also lays out the local law enforcement reforms that will be voted on this week.
Jun 19, 2020
COVID-19 Community Outbreaks, Statewide order for Facemask, Weekend Weather Outlook
New Coronavirus outbreaks could mean several steps backwards for reopening plans, Nail Salons and other businesses prepare to open their doors today, Father's Day weekend weather
Jun 18, 2020
Communities Impacted by COVID-19, New Outbreaks being Reported, More Outdoor Dining Options
Latino Communities impacted more by Coronavirus, Several new COVID-19 Outbreaks being reported, More outdoor dining options now available in Little Italy, Gaslamp District, and Liberty Station
Jun 17, 2020
Plan to Reopen Schools, LGBT Center Bans Police, Clouds Remain Along the Coast
Schools set to reopen in the fall with major changes, Ford Set to Release New Bronco on O.J. Simpson's birthday, And morning clouds set to linger today
Jun 16, 2020
New Round of Businesses Reopening, Gaslamp Set for Streetside Dining, Wearing Sunscreen Indoors?
Hundreds of local business preparing to open on Friday, Gaslamp Quarter rolls out plan to expand dining space, And should you wear sunscreen inside? We have the answer.
Jun 15, 2020
Busy Weekend for Bars, Ground Beef Recall, Warm Week full of Sunshine
Protesters Return to La Mesa, Local Bars open for the weekend, Important Ground Beef Recall, LGTBQ+ community concerned about health care protections, Little Italy says pull up a seat
Jun 14, 2020
Going Back to Church, Rally Against Racism in Schools, and Comic-Con
Today Steven and Mari talk about people of the catholic faith going back to church for the first time in months and what that will entail. They also talk about a rally held by students and parents who say that racism is an issue in their school district. We also have an update on the animal attack we told you about yesterday and how Comic-Con is making a comeback!
Jun 13, 2020
Family Rescued at Sunset Cliffs, Animal Attack, Businesses Reopening, and Protests
Today, Steven and Mari talk about the "near-perfect" weather coming up in our forecast and a shocking story about a family that had to be rescued in Sunset Cliffs. We also have a warning for hikers in the north county after an animal attacked a child. They also have a list of businesses that are now allowed to reopen and why you might have a hard time driving through Little Italy this weekend.
Jun 12, 2020
Surge in Businesses Reopening, Comic Con, and High School Grad Drama
Today NBC7's Greg Bledsoe talks about all of the different kinds of businesses that are now allowed to open their doors. We also have a big Comic Con update! Greg also talks about one local high school that had an impromptu graduation ceremony after city leaders canceled the original ceremony the other night!
Jun 11, 2020
Demands for Police Budget Reform, Injured Protester Plans Lawsuit, National COVID-19 Cases pass 2 Million
Mayor Faulconer Discusses changes for Police Department, Woman injured during La Mesa Protest plans legal action, Zoo and Disneyland announce reopening plan
Jun 10, 2020
San Diego Mayor on Police Reform, Hot Weather Lingers, Injured Protester Released from Hospital
Mayor Faulconer addresses police reform, Number of local COVID-19 Deaths tops 300, DMV Offices reopen, Injured protester released from hospital, and movie theaters reopening, Hot Weather continues for Wednesday
Jun 9, 2020
Protesters Head to Mayor's House, What's Open & What's Closed, Hottest Day of the Year
City of San Diego passes new budget, Take a walk on the boardwalk or go fishing, and record setting temperatures expected across the county
Jun 8, 2020
More Protest Across San Diego, Protest and COVID-19, More Parks Reopen This Week
Weekend marked by large protest across the county, Health officials have warning for protesters, More parks, beaches, and boardwalks reopening this week, Looking ahead the Phase 3 reopening
Jun 7, 2020
The Biggest Protest Yet, A Shocking Arrest Video, and Concerts at Petco Park
Today Emmy Award winning reporters Steven Luke and Mari Payton talk about the biggest protest we've seen in San Diego yet. They also talk about a shocking new video of police officers who were not in uniform arresting a woman on the street. They also share stories about people coming together all around the county to heal. And there's some exciting news happening at Petco Park!
Jun 6, 2020
Peaceful Protests, Changes in Law Enforcement, and Keeping Kids From School
Today Mari and Steven talk about the shift to more peaceful protests throughout county. They also have new details about some of the changes we're seeing from law enforcement on both the state and local levels. And is it healthy for your kids to be away from school for so long? Steven and Mari talk about how they're feeling as parents and what we are hearing from experts.
Jun 5, 2020
Demanding Police Reform, La Mesa Under Curfew all Weekend, Pushing for More COVID-19 Testing
Protest For Police Reform, Nightly curfew for La Mesa extended through the weekend, County Health encourages you to get a COVID-19 Test, Cooler Weekend
Jun 4, 2020
National Guard Arrives in La Mesa, Sheriff Department Stops Controversial Restraint
National Guard Soldiers now on the ground in La Mesa, Local police departments and the Sheriff's Office stop controversial restraint, Searching for a cure for COVID-19
Jun 3, 2020
Discussing Police Tactics, Woman Injured During Protest Now in Coma, COVID-19 Contact Tracers
San Diego's Citizen's Review Board plans emergency meeting, Family of woman injured during protest demands justice, County wants more reopenings, Answer the phone it could be a COVID-19 Tracer
Jun 2, 2020
SDPD Changes Policy in Wake of Protest, Take a Seat at the Beach, Warmer Weather
SDPD ends the use of controversial restraint, Mayor Faulconer supports more community oversight, A "Day at the Beach" returns in time for summer, Local deserts feeling the heat
Jun 1, 2020
Looting Across Downtown San Diego, Cleaning Up in La Mesa, Concerns over 2nd Wave of COVID-19
Several businesses looted in Downtown San Diego, Volunteers Cleaning Up La Mesa, Deadly plane crash, Concerns being raised about Second Wave of COVID-19 infections
May 31, 2020
Protests Turn Violent on The Streets of La Mesa
Officers use tear gas to break up crowds, Businesses Looted, Banks Burned, and Residents get to work Cleaning up
May 30, 2020
Minneapolis Protest Update, Deadly Shooting, and Swap Meets Reopening
Today Steven and Mari talk about the protests in Minneapolis that were sparked by the death of George Floyd, who was in police custody. They also talk about an officer-involved shooting in City Heights, swap meets reopening around the county, and some new rules for breweries.
May 29, 2020
Back to Beaches and Breweries, SDSU Expansion, and Unique Weddings
Today NBC7's Greg Bledsoe has what you need to know about the next time you hit the beach or one of our local breweries. He also has details on the the SDSU stadium deal. And today Greg shares a story about how the county clerk's office found an interesting way to help couples seal the deal!
May 28, 2020
Special Edition: Navigating Through Stage 2
There’s been a dramatic shift for restaurant owners and retailers after weeks of being shut down: a return to reopening. But even with the green light from the County, the virus still looms overhead. So are San Diegans ready? In a special edition of the Today in San Diego podcast, NBC 7 Anchor Mark Mullen dives into what life is like in Stage 2, finds out what’s open, and helps you navigate through it all.
May 28, 2020
6 More COVID-19 Deaths Reported, DMV Reopens More Offices, Summer Camps May Return
More COVID-19 deaths reported in the county, YMCA discusses plan for summer camps, And what will it take to open Gyms and Theme Parks?
May 27, 2020
Salons and Barber Shops Reopen, COVID-19 Positive Test Rate Drops, Increased Beach Enforcement
You can now get a much needed haircut, Shark Sighting off Coronado, Carlsbad Police to increase social distancing enforcement, Governor Newsom to address reopening schools and day cares
May 26, 2020
Reopening Churches, Drive-Up Service for Libraries, No New Deaths Reported
Governor Outlines plan for reopening California Churches, Libraries begin curbside service, County Superior Court is reopening, Gas Prices creeping back up
May 25, 2020
Virtual Memorial Day, No Travel Forecast, Churches Fight to Reopen
Local Memorials plan special virtual event, AAA says no travel forecast this year, Churches wait for word from Gov. Newsom on Reopening plan
May 24, 2020
Controversy Over a Skating Video, A Woman Shot by Police, and Memorial Day Services
Today, Steven and Mari talk about their plans for the holiday weekend and where you can catch Memorial Day services across the county. And there's some buzz about a controversial skating video. They'll tell you why some people are upset. They also have details about an officer-involved shooting that involved a woman throwing things from her 4th story window.
May 23, 2020
An "Out of Control" Crowd, Church Guidelines, and Opening Stores and Malls
We're getting off to a bit of a rowdy start this Memorial Day weekend. Today Steven and Mari talk about a huge group of people that gathered at a popular Pacific Beach restaurant. And if you plan on going to Imperial Beach, there are some streets closed off for the weekend. They also have the latest on which malls are opening and when people can go back to church.
May 22, 2020
Plan to Reopen Shopping Malls, Slow Down on Freeways, Memorial Day Forecast
Several Local Malls could reopen by next week, How do you wear a mask while eating? Memorial Day Forecast
May 21, 2020
Return of Shopping and In-Restaurant Dining, Heading Back to Class, Cloudy Start to Day
County pushes forward with retail and restaurant reopening, City expands relief for small businesses, Changes on the way for students in the fall, Local Lifeguards meet up with Alicia Keys
May 20, 2020
County Votes to Move Forward, Burrito Price Hike, Eviction Ban Extended
Burrito Prices on the Rise, San Diego Extends Eviction Ban passed the end of the month, Mylar Balloon Warning, County pushes forward Phase 2 reopening plan
May 19, 2020
San Diego Moving Towards Quicker Reopening, Pro Sports Returning to CA, Honoring Memorial Day
San Diego Mayor asks for more local control, Memorial Day goes virtual, Gov. Newsom outlines plan for sports, Breezy Day
May 18, 2020
Showers Likely, Local Stimulus Plan, Casinos Move Forward with Reopening
Spring Time Showers on the Way, Seaworld Faces Lawsuit, County Leaders announce local stimulus proposal, Local Casinos reopening this week
May 17, 2020
Explosion Injures L.A. Firefighters, Suing Seaworld, and Casinos Reopen
Get ready for some cooler temperatures! Today, Steven and Mari have the latest on a huge explosion that injured almost a dozen firefighters in L.A. They also discuss the controversy about reopening local casinos, new testing locations, and some news about Imperial Beach. They also have the details on why one woman is suing Seaworld right now.
May 16, 2020
Flawed Testing, Lakes Open, and Unique Graduations
Today, Steven and Mari talk about how testing in the county is looking up, but also how one particular test may need to be reevaluated. They also talk about which lakes and reservoirs have reopened just in time for summer and the way one local college is celebrating their graduates this year.
May 15, 2020
Deep Budget Cuts Coming, Investigating Price Gouging, Lakes Reopening
Governor Announces Deep Cuts, Local District Attorney Office investigating price gouging, Region Lakes reopening, and Fake Football Fans could be filling stadiums
May 14, 2020
County Vs Casinos, Who is Getting Social Distancing Citations, Warmer Weekend on the Way
Shutdown Showdown brewing between Local Casinos and County Health Department, Businesses Protest to Reopen, Calfire rolls out plan for fighting fires during pandemic, Weekend Warm-up on the way.
May 13, 2020
Fight to Reopen, Church Defies Health Orders, Local Casinos Announce Plans
Local Church holds services despite order, San Diego County Casinos announce plans and dates for reopening, 15 COVID-19 deaths reported
May 12, 2020
Baseball Returning? No New COVID-19 Deaths reported, Business Owners Reject Orders
County reports no new COVID-19 Death, Baseball set to announce future plans, San Diego Gulls call it a season, North County business owners reject orders to stay closed
May 11, 2020
Local COVID-19 Cases near 5K, City Faces $300M Shortfall, SeaWorld Makes Plans to Reopen
SeaWorld and Viejas laying out plans to reopen, City of San Diego faces massive budget shortfall, Tesla to leave CA
May 10, 2020
Donut Shop Robbery, Vigil for ICE Detainee, Childcare Support, and Thanking Mothers
Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful mothers out there and to our very own Mari Payton! Today she and Steven talk about the headlines of the day. That includes a robbery that turned into a tug-of-war at a south bay donut shop. They also have an update on the man who died in police custody Friday night, funding for childcare in the county, and some baseball news.
May 9, 2020
Suspicious Death, Disturbing Face Mask, Reversing Evictions and Mother's Day Flowers
Mari and Steven talk about a suspicious death in the Cortez Hill area, the shocking image people saw on a grocery store shoppers' mask, and San Diegans who were about to be evicted from their homes. They also talk about the new standards counties need to meet to open up more businesses and where you can pick up some flowers for mom.
May 8, 2020
Cooler Weather Ahead, Cut Your Power Bill, What is "Mask Shaming?"
Many Businesses allowed to reopen with new restrictions, Tips to cut your pandemic power bill, What will it look like the next time you head to your favorite restaurant, Cooler weekend ahead.
May 7, 2020
100+ Degrees in Desert, Check Your Temperature, More Covid-19 Deaths Reported
Hot days continue for the rest of the week, List of Guidelines released for businesses, More COVID-19 deaths reported, and How much are you spending on groceries?
May 6, 2020
Extreme Heat, Plan For Businesses Reopening, Donation for Students
Extreme Heat hits San Diego, County and City Leaders give a look at what returning to work will look like, $1 Million donation to help students
May 5, 2020
Governor Paves the Way for Reopening, County Considers Hazard Pay, All Local Beaches Back Open
Local and State leaders discuss the plan to reopen, County of San Diego considers hazard pay for essential workers, All Beaches back open, Tips for Making your groceries last longer, Hot Week.
May 4, 2020
North County Beaches Reopen, Murder Hornets in U.S., Sailor Rescued
Several North County beaches reopen today, Bee killing "Murder Hornet" now in the United States, Online marriage license, Warm weather expected this week
May 3, 2020
Navy Sailor Falls from Cliffs, Rancho Penasquitos Stabbing, and Border Crossings
Things are heating up in San Diego! Steven and Mari talk about a local navy sailor who had to be rescued at Sunset Cliffs. And people in the north county are going to have some more beach options soon! They also discuss a bizarre stabbing in Rancho Penasquitos and new border crossing times.
May 2, 2020
Beach Drama, Deputy-Involved Shooting, and an Outbreak of COVID-19 in the Marines
It's the weekend! And now, everyone is headed to the beach! But not all of them are open. Steven and Mari talk about all the drama that happened this week surrounding the beach openings. And remember: it's now mandatory for everyone in San Diego county to wear face masks. But when exactly do you have to wear one? We have the answers! We also have an update you don't want to miss on a group of marines experiencing an outbreak of COVID-19 and a deputy-involved shooting.
May 1, 2020
Mask Become Mandatory, Easing Restrictions, Beach Closure Confusion
Face coverings now required in San Diego County, Many local golf courses are reopening today, Clearing up beach closure confusion, Sunny and Warm Weekend
Apr 30, 2020
Stay at Home Order Extended, San Diego Rolls out "Slow Streets" Program, Beaches and Parks set to Close
Beaches and State Parks expected to be closed again, County releases new numbers, City of San Diego to open more streets to walkers and cyclists, County extends emergency health orders, New face mask restrictions area about to go into effect
Apr 29, 2020
San Diego County Increasing Testing, Schools Could Reopen Early, Del Mar to Reopen Beaches
San Diego County ramps up screening and testing, Governor Newsom outline plan for reopening the state's economy, USS Kidd arrives in San Diego with dozens of COVID-19 cases on board, Del Mar to reopen beaches, Warm weather continues through the week
Apr 28, 2020
Surfers Return to the Water, Tracking the Symptoms, Local Students Help Medical Workers
County of San Diego releases new numbers on COVID-19, Police and Lifeguards patrolling beaches and bays, Tracking the Symptoms of Coronavirus, Local college students support medical workers south of the border.
Apr 27, 2020
COVID-19 Cases Top 3,000, Many Beaches Reopen, New Testing Centers Open
COVID-19 Cases in San Diego County continue to rise, Many local beaches begin to reopen, New testing centers set to open today in North and South County, San Diego Unified School District begins grading for distance learning
Apr 26, 2020
Beach Cities Debate Opening, Raising Money, and Helping Small Businesses
Steven and Mari (along with Mari's little helper) talk about the tough decisions coastal cities face after the county decided to lift restrictions on ocean and beach access. And a lot of team effort is going into raising money for a local hospital. They also discuss why one local woman is suing Chase Bank.
Apr 25, 2020
Opening Local Beaches, New Face Mask Reality, and Coronavirus Task Force
Steven and Mari talk about how life will look different in San Diego soon, as people get the OK to go to the beach and EVERYONE starts wearing face masks. They also have the latest on new coronavirus cases aboard a U.S. Navy ship and the new county task force that is investigating the spike in cases near the border.
Apr 24, 2020
New Testing Sites, Some Local Hiking Trails Reopen, Four Additional Deaths Reported
New drive-thru testing sites set to reopen, Some North County Hiking Trails reopening, San Diego county deaths now at 100 from COVID-19, Warm Weekend on the way
Apr 23, 2020
More Mandatory Face Coverings, Plan for Reopening Beaches, Story Time with Grandma
Face coverings mandatory in Chula Vista, When will beaches reopen? More deaths reported in San Diego County, Grandma gets creative with story time, and its time to #BragOnYourGrad
Apr 22, 2020
Mandatory Face Coverings, Roadmap to Reopening, 15 Additional Deaths Reported
Local city makes face coverings mandatory, County discusses reopening plan, 15 additional COVID-19 deaths reported, Marking 50 years of Earth Day
Apr 21, 2020
Immigration Suspension, San Diego Reopens Parks, Additional PPE For Local Healthcare Workers
President Trump announces suspension for immigration, City of San Diego reopening parks with restrictions, One new death reported in county, Future of Horton Plaza
Apr 20, 2020
No New Deaths Reported, San Diego Flattening the Curve, Get Outside for a Few Minutes
No New Deaths Reported by County, Hillcrest Farmers Market Reopens, Protesters want Beaches Reopened, Reasons to take a Step Outside
Apr 19, 2020
Quarantine Order Protests, Nursing Home Cases, and Local Farmers Market
People are advocating to lift the quarantine order here in the state as as a surge in coronavirus cases hits local nursing homes. One local farmers market is back this morning and people are trashing the streets with valuable PPE equipment!
Apr 18, 2020
Path to Opening the Economy, Popular Sites Shut Down, and an Investigation on A Navy Ship
Today were're diving into what it's really going to take to get the local economy up and running again and the controversy surrounding that. We're also here to inform you of 2 popular sites in the county that have been shut down. And now a federal investigation is being launched into the conditions on USS Roosevelt.
Apr 17, 2020
Local Doctor Arrested for Selling "Coronavirus Cure", More Help for Workers, San Diego County Update
San Diego County reports more COVID-19 deaths, Local Doctor facing fraud charges for selling a so-called Coronavirus Cure, More sick leave for food industry workers, Hillcrest Farmers Market reopens
Apr 16, 2020
Testing Center Ordered to Close, Worldwide Cases Top 2 Million, City of San Diego Making Cuts
Covidclinic in North County ordered to close, County releases latest numbers, San Diego is facing a major deficit, Governor Newsom outlines more unemployment help for Californians, More rain possible
Apr 15, 2020
County Reports More Deaths, State Faces Major Changes, Air Pollution Drops
The number of San Diegans killed by COVID-19 increases, Gov. Newsom gives a glimpse at California's future, San Diego County Fair cancelled, Stay home or face a fine
Apr 14, 2020
California Plan to Reopen, 2 More COVID-19 Deaths, Warmer Weather on the Way
Gov. Newsom outlines his plan to reopen California, Two more COVID-19 deaths in county, Sailor dies after getting Virus on USS Roosevelt, Warmer Weather expected this week
Apr 13, 2020
Rapid Testing Site Opens, COVID-19 Cases on Roosevelt Spike, New Case on USNS Mercy
San Diego County releases new Virus numbers, Rapid testing site set to open in north county, COVID-19 cases spike on board USS Theodore Roosevelt
Apr 12, 2020
Easter Sunday at Home and The Right Way to Wear Protective Gloves
Mari Payton and Steven Luke are bringing you the latest on the Coronavirus and how to stay safe if you're choosing to wear protective gloves while you're out and about. And if you normally celebrate Easter, what is your family doing this year while under quarantine? Mari and Steven share their plans and tell you where you can still watch an Easter service!
Apr 11, 2020
Easter Lawsuit, Rescuing a Pregnant Woman, and Local Coronavirus Cases
This morning we are bringing you the latest on Coronavirus cases in the county. We are also talking about the cost to educate kids from home, families waiting in long lines just to grab some food, and a pregnant woman who got caught in a river after some heavy flooding.
Apr 10, 2020
Local Library Prints Face Shields and New Face Mask Rules
Mayor Faulconer announced a new partnership between San Diego libraries and hospitals to manufacture face masks to protect essential workers. The county also announced new rules stating that transportation workers all need to be wearing face masks as well. This also applies to local rideshare drivers.
Apr 9, 2020
No Gatherings, 5 More COVID-19 Deaths, Holy Week at Home, Happy Homecoming
County announces new limits on gatherings, Five more COVID-19 Deaths Reported, How to celebrate Passover and Easter at home, Happy Homecoming for survivor
Apr 8, 2020
Increase in COVID-19 Deaths, New Rapid Testing, Wet Weather Continues
Dramatic Increase in number of those killed by COVID-19, Rapid test results now available in San Diego County, Birthday surprise for North County Boy, Rain continues through tomorrow
Apr 7, 2020
No New COVID-19 Deaths, 3-Alarm Fire Destroys Business, Rain Continues this Week
San Diego County reports no new deaths from COVID-19, Businesses can require customers wear face coverings, 3-Alarm Fire destroys Kearny Mesa Businesses, Rain and Perhaps Thunderstorms continue through Thursday
Apr 6, 2020
Pregnant Woman Battles COVID-19, Hospital Expands Capacity, 19 San Diego County Deaths
Mother-to-be battles Coronavirus, Homeless Veterans move into the San Diego Convention Center, North County hospital prepares to open 2 floors adding 250 hospital beds, COVID-19 deaths in San Diego County now at 19
Apr 5, 2020
Online School Begins and Local Universities Help Combat Covid-19
Today we touch on the latest coronavirus cases in the county and how local universities are playing a role in combating the pandemic. We are also taking a look at what the county is doing from relocating homeless veterans to citing people at the beach. There's also going to be a big shift for city workers and for kids who are just beginning to start school online.
Apr 4, 2020
New County Face Mask Rules and the Beaches are Closed
County Officials recommend that everyone in San Diego county cover their mouth and nose with a mask or bandanna in order to slow the spread of coronavirus. And those rules are now mandatory for all essential workers who are out on the front lines, including grocery store workers. And the and the last few beaches in the county are now closed.
Apr 3, 2020
"When you leave your place, cover your face!", USS Roosevelt Update, Weekend Weather
County releases new guidelines for face coverings, Captain of U.S.S. Roosevelt relieved of command, Virtual Food Drive continues, Weekend Forecast
Apr 2, 2020
Sailors to Leave U.S.S Roosevelt and Social Distance Marathon
US Navy: Sailors to leave USS Roosevelt after outbreak on board, Mayor of San Diego says libraries and recreation centers could be used as medical facilities, State offering money to School Districts, Man runs social distance marathon
Apr 1, 2020
Largest Jump in COVID-19 cases, Cruise Ship Passenger and Crew Sick, Pawn Shops still Open
County has largest one day jump in COVID-19 Cases, Passenger and Crew on board cruise ship test positive, Dorm converted into medical facility, Pawn shops remain open during shutdown, Coronado Beach Cam offers a break while stuck at home.
Mar 31, 2020
Grocery Store Workers Concerned, Possible Coronavirus Vaccine, How You Can Help
More than 600 COVID-19 Cases in San Diego County, Grocery store workers concerned about safety, Johnson and Johnson working on possible vaccine, Virtual Food Drive underway to help San Diegans
Mar 30, 2020
COVID-19 Cases on the Rise, Temporary Hospitals Being Built, SeaWorld Struggles
Number of COVID-19 Cases on the rise here in the County, Nurses Rally for increase safety measures, Temporary Hospitals being set up around the state, Another Cruise Ship pulls into San Diego today, and Theme Parks announce Furloughs
Mar 29, 2020
Local Grocery Store Worker Tests Positive for COVID-19
Here's an update on the latest coronavirus cases in the county and around the world. And even a lot of local beaches and parks are closed, we'll tell you which ones are still open! If you're flying--watch out. A new travel ban has been placed on a handful of states. And a local company is getting to work and donating thousands of disposable gloves to healthcare workers to help keep them safe.
Mar 28, 2020
City budget takes a hit, new shipyard cases, and beaches are banned
The coronavirus is spreading the city budget thin and forcing the mayor to make some cuts. A new coronavirus case was reported at a San Diego shipyard and another employee at a company next door may also have contracted the virus. And several local beaches have been shut down to stop the virus from spreading even further.
Mar 27, 2020
Coronavirus Hits Local Economy Hard, County Reports 3rd Death, Restaurant Gives Back
County reports third death from COVID-19, San Diego Mayor wants of major cuts, Cruise ship docks in San Diego, South Bay restaurant gives back
Mar 26, 2020
Hotel Del Coronado Closing, Community Clinics Closing, Stimulus Bill Moves Forward
The Hotel Del Coronado temporarily closing down, Scripps and Sharp close some community clinics, Economic relief is on the way for businesses and individuals, Cruise ship passengers heading home
Mar 25, 2020
Second COVID-19 Death in County, Two Infants now Infected, Little Neighborhood Pantries
Second Person in San Diego County Dies from Coronavirus, Two Babies are now Infected with COVID-19, San Diego makes more room for the homeless. Communities open neighborhood food pantries.
Mar 24, 2020
Local Beaches and Parks Now Closed, USNS Mercy Heading to LA, Jury Trials Suspended Statewide
San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer orders beaches and parks to close, other cities take action, Jury trials now on hold across the state, and Wash Your Hands!
Mar 23, 2020
First Coronavirus Death in San Diego, Daycare Safety Concerns, USNS Mercy sets Sail
The First Death from Coronavirus reported in San Diego County, COVID-19 infection reported at Navy Daycare Facility, USNS Mercy departs San Diego for L.A. And Police and Lifeguards making sure people spread out at local beaches.
Mar 22, 2020
Local Political Figures Test Positive for COVID-19
Mar 21, 2020
Travel Restrictions and Standardized Testing
Mar 20, 2020
Special Edition: Coronavirus Pandemic - A World Without Sports
The Coronavirus pandemic is altering the landscape of nearly the entire sports world. In this special episode of Today in San Diego NBC 7 Anchor Mark Mullen, along with NBC 7 Sports Anchor Darnay Tripp, discuss dealing with a lack of sports in this new reality of self-isolation. Listen to the challenges one student athlete is facing, whose future is now in jeopardy. Plus, a social media challenge that's inspiring San Diego athletes.
Mar 20, 2020
Governor Issues Stay-At-Home Order for California, Chula Vista City Council Member Hospitalized for Coronavirus, SD County COVID-19 Cases Rise
Governor Issues Stay-At-Home Order for California, Chula Vista City Council Member Hospitalized for Coronavirus, SD County COVID-19 Cases Rise, Coronavirus National Update, SD County Offering Ways to Help During Pandemic and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 19, 2020
Tighter Coronavirus Restrictions for SD County, Kearny Mesa Hotel Turned into Quarantine Site to Support COVID-19 Individuals, First Alert Forecast
Coronavirus Update, Tighter Coronavirus Restrictions for SD County, Kearny Mesa Hotel Turned into Quarantine Site to Support COVID-19 Individuals, Local Shopping Malls Close Amid COVID-19, Navy Ship To Serve As Medical Center, DMV Changes Amid Coronavirus, First Alert Forecast.
Mar 18, 2020
Schools Closure Update, La Jolla COVID-19 Concerns, Amazon Deliveries Delayed
Latest Coronavirus Update from the County, La Jolla Coronavirus School Concerns, Students may be out of School for the Year, Emergency Food Now Available , Many Amazon Deliveries May be Delayed
Mar 17, 2020
More Coronavirus Cases in San Diego, Grocery Stores Helping Seniors, Wet Weather
More Cases of Coronavirus in San Diego, Bars Closed Ahead of St. Patrick's Day, Grocery Stores planning "Senior Only" Hours, Nordstrom's and Sephora Announce new Closures
Mar 16, 2020
Schools Across SD County Close Amid Coronavirus Concerns, CDC Releases New Virus Guidelines, Amazon Supplies on Low Stock
Coronavirus Update, Schools Across SD County Close Amid Coronavirus Concerns, CDC Releases New Virus Guidelines, State Issues Guidelines on Bars and Seniors 65 and Over, COVID-19 Testing Kits, Starbucks Changes Service Over Coronavirus, Amazon Supplies on Low Stock and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 15, 2020
Coronavirus Cases Increase Over The Weekend
More cases of Coronavirus are popping up across San Diego. Chula Vista City Council Member Steve Padilla has tested positive for COVID-19. It’s the first reported case among government representatives in San Diego County. Plus, celebrity chef Brian Malarkey announced he would temporarily close all nine of his restaurants across San Diego County. NBC 7 anchors Mari Payton and Steven Luke have these headlines and more in the weekend edition of "Today in San Diego."
Mar 13, 2020
Coronavirus Concerns: Separating Myth from Reality
In this special edition of Today in San Diego, we're focusing on the outbreak of Coronavirus around the country and the impact it's having to our region. NBC 7 anchor Mark Mullen sits down with President-Elect of the San Diego Medical Society, Dr. Holly Yang, to determine fact from fiction and discuss the significance of recent precautionary measures. We'll also hear how COVID-19 is affecting local college students forced to attend class online, and San Diego business owners forced to deal with less business.
Mar 13, 2020
Seven Presumptive Coronavirus Cases in San Diego County, Weekend Events Canceled Because of Virus and First Alert Forecast
Seven Presumptive Coronavirus Cases in San Diego County, The County is Working to Make Coronavirus Testing More Accessible, Coronavirus Outbreak Causes Massive Cancellations and Postponements of Events, People 65 or Older Advised To Stay Home Because Of Virus, Stock Market Looking To Rebound, Weekend Events Canceled Because of Virus and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 12, 2020
Gov. Gavin Newsom Calls For Moratorium On Large Gatherings Amid Coronavirus, President Trump Imposes Major Restrictions on Travel From 26 European Countries, Virus Impacts Local Sports Games
Tracking Rainy Weather, Gov. Gavin Newsom Calls For Moratorium On Large Gatherings Amid Coronavirus, President Trump Imposes Major Restrictions on Travel From 26 European Countries, Darrell Issa Advances To Runoff in 50TH District Race, Virus Impacts Local Sports Games and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 11, 2020
Flight Carrying Passengers From Coronavirus Affected Cruise Lands at MCAS Miramar, SDSU Moving Classes Online After Spring Break, Coachella and Stagecoach Postponed Over Coronavirus Concerns
Flight Carrying Passengers From Coronavirus Affected Cruise Lands at MCAS Miramar, SDUSD Passes Emergency Resolution Over Virus, SDSU Moving Classes Online After Spring Break, UCSD to Suspend In-Person Courses to Start Spring Quarter, Coachella and Stagecoach Postponed Over Coronavirus Concerns, SDSO Honored For Quick Response During Poway Shooting and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 10, 2020
Soggy First Alert Forecast, President Trump Proposes Payroll Tax Relief Over Coronavirus, Grand Princess Passengers To Be Quarantined
President Trump Proposes Payroll Tax Relief Over Coronavirus, Grand Princess Passengers To Be Quarantined, Monterey Asks Cruise Ships to Cancel Planned Stops for Foreseeable Future, Sport Leagues Take Precautions, Events Canceled and Rescheduled Because of Virus, Stock Market Update, Brothers Offer Toilet Paper in Golden Hill and Soggy First Alert Forecast.
Mar 9, 2020
Rainy First Alert Forecast, Some Passengers Aboard Grand Princess Cruise Ship to be Quarantined at MCAS Miramar, USA Olympic Softball Clinic
Some Passengers Aboard Grand Princess Cruise Ship to be Quarantined at MCAS Miramar, MTS Coronavirus Cleaning, Indian Wells Tennis Tournament Canceled, USA Olympic Softball Clinic and Rainy First Alert Forecast.
Mar 6, 2020
San Diego County Addresses Coronavirus Concerns, San Diego Mayoral Race Update, SD Loyal Make Soccer Debut This Weekend
Coronavirus Latest, San Diego County Addresses Coronavirus Concerns, San Diego Mayoral Race Update, SD Loyal Make Soccer Debut This Weekend, Aztecs Mountain West Semifinals, Bike the BLVD Spectacular and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 5, 2020
California Declares State Of Emergency Over Coronavirus, San Diego County To Address Coronavirus Concerns, United and JetBlue Cut Flights Because of Outbreak
California Declares State Of Emergency Over Coronavirus, San Diego County To Address Coronavirus Concerns, United and JetBlue Cut Flights Because of Outbreak, Starbucks Will Not Allow Reusable Cups Over the Coronavirus, Catholic Church Takes Caution Over Virus and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 4, 2020
Super Tuesday Results, Earthquake Conference Kicks-Off in San Diego and First Alert Forecast
Super Tuesday Results, Coronavirus Latest, Deadly Tornadoes Rip Tennessee, Earthquake Conference Kicks-Off in San Diego, Pediatrics Coronavirus Study and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 3, 2020
Super Tuesday, Election Voting Mishap At Polling Station in Chula Vista, Lego Is The World’s Most Reputable Company
Super Tuesday, Election Voting Mishap At Polling Station in Chula Vista, Coronavirus Latest, A New Bill Could Make E-Commerce Companies Liable For Counterfeit Products, Lego Is The World’s Most Reputable Company and First Alert Forecast.
Mar 2, 2020
Coronavirus Update, Super Tuesday Preview, Van Crashes into Crowd
Update on Coronavirus in San Diego and how Locals are Reacting, Two more Presidential Hopefuls drop out of race, Man on rampage drives UHaul Van into Crowd, Celebrating National Unplugging Day, Padres off to hot start in Spring Training.
Feb 28, 2020
EARLY VOTING, MAYOR PETE COMING TO CHULA VISTA, HOTTEST TOYS
FINAL ELECTION PUSH UNDERWAY, PETE BUTTIGIEG PLANS ON COMING TO CHULA VISTA, FIGHT CONTINUES OVER COLUMBUS STATUE, AZTECS BASKETBALL WRAPS UP THIS WEEKEND, HOTTEST TOYS ALREADY MAKING THE LIST, RAIN ON THE WAY FOR SUNDAY
Feb 27, 2020
Six SDSU Students Diagnosed with Mumps, Free Coaster Rides, Nonprofit Eatery Opening in South Park
Six SDSU Students Diagnosed with Mumps, Northern California Coronavirus Case May Be First in US From Unknown Origin, Rady Children’s Hospital Data Breach, Nonprofit Eatery Opening in South Park, Free Coaster Rides, Panera Launches Coffee Subscription and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 26, 2020
Child Struck by Vehicle in Vista, Olympic Officials Concerned About The Coronavirus, Windy First Alert Forecast
Child Struck by Vehicle in Vista, Stock Market Update, Olympic Officials Concerned About The Coronavirus, San Diego International Airport Serves Record 25M Passengers in 2019, Trip Advisor Top 25 Destinations and Windy First Alert Forecast.
Feb 25, 2020
SUHSD Votes in Favor of Laying Off Hundreds to Fix Budget Woes, San Diego County Coronavirus Update, Aztecs Eye a Comeback Tonight
SUHSD Votes in Favor of Laying Off Hundreds to Fix Budget Woes, State Court Orders New Trial to Decide Release of Sexually Violent Predator, San Diego County Coronavirus Update, Aztecs Eye a Comeback Tonight, Venmo for Teens, First Alert Forecast and SoundDiego Podcast.
Feb 24, 2020
Man Arrested for Attempted Kidnapping of 1-Year-Old at El Cajon Mall, Pre-World War I Home Up for Sale in Pacific Beach, Kobe Bryant Memorial Today
Man Arrested for Attempted Kidnapping of 1-Year-Old at El Cajon Mall, Fallbrook Charter Bus Crash Investigation, Pre-World War I Home Up for Sale in Pacific Beach, Kobe Bryant Memorial Today, Decision 2020 Update, Stock Market Coronavirus Concerns, Aztecs Winning Streak Comes to an End and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 21, 2020
Standoff Suspect At Rady Children’s Hospital Identified, San Diego Padres Prepares for Spring Training Game, Costco Food Court For Members Only
Standoff Suspect At Rady Children’s Hospital Identified, Extended Travel Ban Starts Tomorrow, San Ysidro DMV Office Open Tomorrow for REAL ID Event, Aztecs Look To Continue Winning Streak, San Diego Padres Prepares for Spring Training Game, Costco Food Court For Members Only and First Alert Forecast
Feb 20, 2020
Pursuit Suspect in Standoff with Police at Rady Children’s Hospital, Baby Born At Border Patrol Station, Lost Abbey Brewing Taking Over Old Church Downtown
Pursuit Suspect in Standoff with Police at Rady Children’s Hospital, Second Group at MCAS Miramar Allowed to Leave Coronavirus Quarantine, Baby Born At Border Patrol Station, Lost Abbey Brewing Taking Over Old Church Downtown and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 19, 2020
First Group Back Home After Coronavirus Quarantine At MCAS Miramar, SpaceX Wants to Launch 4 Tourists Into Super High Orbit, San Ysidro DMV Office Open On Saturday For REAL ID Event
First Group Back Home After Coronavirus Quarantine At MCAS Miramar, Kellen Winslow Jr. Sentencing, Oceanside Pure Water Project, SpaceX Wants to Launch 4 Tourists Into Super High Orbit, San Ysidro DMV Office Open on Saturday for REAL ID Event and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 18, 2020
First Group at MCAS Miramar Allowed to Leave Coronavirus Quarantine, Today is the Last Day to Register to Vote in the CA Primary, California Wine Prices May Drop to Lowest in 20 Years
First Group at MCAS Miramar Allowed to Leave Coronavirus Quarantine, Suspicious Fires Investigated in Linda Vista, Today is the Last Day to Register to Vote in the CA Primary, California Tower Reopens After Seismic Retrofit, California Wine Prices May Drop to Lowest in 20 Years and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 17, 2020
Two Military Planes Carrying Potential Coronavirus Patients Lands in Northern California and Texas Overnight, Tomorrow is the Deadline to Register to Vote in the California Primary, The Historic Run for the SDSU Aztecs Continue
Two Military Planes Carrying Potential Coronavirus Patients Lands in Northern California and Texas Overnight, Tomorrow the First Group of Coronavirus Evacuees Will Be Released From MCAS Miramar, Tomorrow is the Deadline to Register to Vote in the California Primary, Kawhi Leonard Wins First Kobe Bryant All-Star MVP Award, The Historic Run for the SDSU Aztecs Continue and First Alert Forecast
Feb 14, 2020
Patient Discharged from Sharp Chula Vista for Possible Coronavirus, SDGE Warning About Valentine’s Day Balloons, Valentine’s Day Forecast
Patient Discharged from Sharp Chula Vista for Possible Coronavirus, Rady Children’s Pharmacist Denies Allegations About Workplace Shooting Threat, New State Bill Would Require Registered Voters to Cast a Ballot, SDGE Warning About Valentine’s Day Balloons, Loyal SC Shows Off its Uniforms with Stone Brewing and Valentine’s Day First Alert Forecast.
Feb 13, 2020
CDC Confirms Second Coronavirus Case in San Diego County, New Flu Numbers, Port of San Diego Postpones Decision on Topgolf
CDC Confirms Second Coronavirus Case in San Diego County, New Flu Numbers, Encinitas Approves Bonita Drive Project Plan, Port of San Diego Postpones Decision on Topgolf, California Sees a Rise in Wildlife Canine Distemper Cases and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 12, 2020
Coronavirus Quarantined Evacuees Demand Oversight in New Petition Against CDC, City Council Decision Could End Surfing Madonna Mural’s Run in Encinitas, Aztecs Beat UNM for Mountain West Conference Title
Coronavirus Quarantined Evacuees Demand Oversight in New Petition Against CDC, City Council Decision Could End Surfing Madonna Mural’s Run in Encinitas, SeaWorld Settles Investors’ Lawsuit Over Orca Documentary, Aztecs Beat UNM for Mountain West Conference Title, Padres Get Ready for Spring Training and First Alert Forecast.
Feb 11, 2020
First Case of Coronavirus Confirmed in San Diego County, 3 Dead Following Border Patrol Rescue Attempt Near Mt. Laguna, Aztecs Go For 25th Consecutive Win Against New Mexico Tonight
First Case of Coronavirus Confirmed in San Diego County, 3 Dead Following Border Patrol Rescue Attempt Near Mt. Laguna, Gaslamp Promenade Proposal, Aztecs Go For 25th Consecutive Win Against New Mexico Tonight, Old Town Model Railroad Depot and Philip Rivers Part Ways with the Los Angeles Chargers.
Feb 10, 2020
Rainy Start to the day, U.S. Coast Guard Offloading Cocaine, SDSU Aztecs Winning Streak
Feb 7, 2020
More Evacuees Arrive at MCAS Miramar, John Legend Coming to SD, Jewelry Heist
Second Flight from Wuhan China arrives at MCAS Miramar today, Suspected Jewelry thief arrested, East County High School on alert, John Legend Comes to San Diego, and Air and Water Don't mix in North County
Feb 6, 2020
Americans in Quarantine, Attack Inside Nursing Home, SDSU Aztecs Boom
Family now in quarantine after arriving from China, Woman attacked inside nursing home, Driver License Picture Redo, Weather remains chilly.
Feb 5, 2020
Frigid Start to the Day, Flights from Wuhan China Arrive, Miss Teen California
Temperatures dip into 30's to start your day, Flights from the center of the Coronavirus Outbreak arrive in California, Sears and Macy's Announce new round of Closures, Miss Teen California is from Coronado, Valentine's Day Spending
Feb 4, 2020
Water Bill Refunds, Preventing Human Trafficking, Selling San Diego
Poway Water Customers Getting Refunds, Rep Levin hosts Special Guest for State of the Union, New Technology to Prevent Human Trafficking, Prepare for Long Lines at Polling Locations, San Diego Launches to Ad Campaign
Feb 3, 2020
MCAS Prepares for Flights from China, SDSU remains Perfect, Super Bowl Recap
MCAS Miramar prepares for flight from China, Local Family Stuck in China, Mira Mesa High School Grad Shines Bright at Super Bowl, Aztecs Remain Perfect
Jan 31, 2020
SDSU Fraternity Evicted, Railroad Closure, Coronavirus Hoax
Local School District debunking Coronavirus hoax, SDSU Evicts Fraternity, Railroad Service shutdown for North County, and "Former Charger" hopes this Super Bowl is his big moment.
Jan 30, 2020
Watching the Winds, NTSB Crash Investigation, Border Tunnel Discovered
High Wind Advisory issued for San Diego County, NTSB Investigating Deadly Helicopter Crash, Still no results on possible case of Coronavirus, SDSU Basketball still perfect, and Baking Cookies in Space
Jan 29, 2020
Gusty Winds, Coronavirus Concerns, Padres Pack Up
San Diego waiting for latest on Corona Virus, NTSB Investigating Calabasas Crash, Winds will be Gusting through San Diego Today, The padres load up their gear ahead of Spring Training
Jan 28, 2020
Possible local Coronavirus case, pausing San Diego's smart street lights
Possible case of Coronavirus being investigated in San Diego county, latest on the deadly helicopter crash that killed 9 people including Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, San Diego's smart street lights could be turned off, vote on the boardwalk scooter ban, Alan Alda of M.A.S.H. teaching scientists how to communicate with San Diego and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Jan 27, 2020
Remembering Kobe Bryant, California Coronavirus cases
Millions of people mourn Kobe Bryant and the 8 others killed in a helicopter crash, 5 cases of the Coronavirus in the U.S., SDSU remains undefeated, next step for the Mission Valley stadium project and Ashley's First Alert forecast.
Jan 24, 2020
Helping with Australia's bush fires, update in SDSU student's death
The teen accused of driving in a deadly crash on SR 163 has been charged, new details in the case of a SDSU student who died after falling from a bunk bed, new exhibit at the courthouse shows sketches from famous cases of the last 2 centuries, Aztecs are 1 game away from a school record, San Diego Zoo and Safari Park host a fundraiser for Australia Day and Ashley's First Alert forecast.
Jan 23, 2020
Rule changes to animals on flights, local prepares for Tokyo Olympics, Farmers Insurance Open starts
Scammers are targeting the 2020 Census. Also, a sex offender law rescinded. Plus, rules are tightening over service animals on flights. Then, a local Olympic volleyball player sets her sights on Tokyo. And, your go-to guide to the opening round of the Farmers Insurance Open.
Jan 22, 2020
Break in Hit-and Run Case, Cost of Raising a Child, Aztecs Tie Record
A break in a hit-and-run case in Sherman Heights. Also, a safe parking lot for the homeless goes up for a vote. Plus, Tiger at Torrey Pines for Farmers Insurance Open. Then, Aztecs stay undefeated and tie a record. And, how much does it cost to raise a child?
Jan 21, 2020
Showers Soak San Diego, Suspicious Death at High-Rise, North Park Brew Spot to Close
Overnight showers saturate San Diego roadways for the morning commute. And, a man was found dead at a downtown San Diego high-rise. Plus, a popular North Park bar -- a fixture for craft beer lovers for 12 years -- is closing.
Jan 20, 2020
Cloudy MLK Jr. Day, USS Lincoln Returns, SDSU NCAA Rankings
On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a homecoming for sailors aboard USS Abraham Lincoln, more protests at Santa Anita Race Track following more horse deaths, gas-powered leaf blowers are banned in Encinitas as of today, and NCAA's basketball rankings come out today. Could SDSU land a top 5 spot?
Jan 17, 2020
Morning rain, officers buy homeless man shoes
Rain overnight could cause some slippery roads, police arrest a suspect nearly 1 year after the death of a 16-year-old, customers upset over closure of Con Pane amid uptick of I-9 audits, SDPD officers buy homeless man shoes and socks, San Diego Lunar New Year festival starts today, Sweethearts return and Sheena's First Alert forecast on this rainy start to Friday.
Jan 16, 2020
Kiss guitarist accused, Con Pane bakery closes
Ex girlfriend of Kiss Guitarist Ace Frehley files for restraining order after incident at Rancho Santa Fe home, city committee to vote on climate emergency resolution, Aztecs now the only undefeated team in the nation, Kawhi Leonard's SDSU jersey retired, popular bakery Con Pane closes its doors and Sheena's First Alert forecast for rain.
Jan 15, 2020
E-cig sales banned for 1 year, Antonio Gates retires
San Diego County has voted to ban sales of e-cigarettes for 1 year in rural areas, a new cancer risk from a weight loss drug, Antonio Gates announces retirement, fight over century-old trees in Kensington and Sheena's First Alert forecast!
Jan 14, 2020
Historic home burns, vote to ban E-cigarette sales
San Diego County is voting on a plan that could ban E-cigarrete sales and flavored tobacco, historic home in Chula Vista burns, complaining on social media could get you faster customer service, new gluten-free bakery opens in North Park, local music leader gets big grant to help teach people in prison audio engineering and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Jan 13, 2020
Rep. Hunter steps down, stalker at SAN Airport
Today Congressman Duncan Hunter's resignation takes effect, creepy stalker at San Diego International Airport, Hillcrest gets a rainbow crosswalk, local college grads become NASA astronauts, Aztecs continue to be undefeated and Sheena's First Alert forecast!
Jan 10, 2020
Lime scooters leave San Diego, California's new firefighting plan
Gov. Newsom unveils new $2 billion wildfire prevention plan, Lime scooters leaving San Diego, Encinitas safe parking lot gets backlash from neighbors, Tiger returns to Torrey, walk with the dinosaurs in Del Mar and Sheena's First Alert weather forecast.
Jan 9, 2020
Child-luring attempt, SD Zoo helps Australian animals hurt in fires
Parents on alert in Alpine after a reported child-luring attempt, no special election to fill Rep. Duncan Hunter's seat once he leaves it next week, Ocean Beach music festival and band camp begins, San Diego Zoo is helping animals affected by the Australian bush fires, 30 roosters up for adoption and Sheena's First Alert forecast for rain.
Jan 8, 2020
Rep. Hunter resigns, U.S. troops targeted in missile strike
An Iranian missile strike targeted U.S. troops stationed at an Iraqi airbase, Rep. Duncan Hunter to step down on Monday, CBP starts collecting DNA of immigrants, high number of renters in San Diego now, Qualcomm talks self-driving cars at CES and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Jan 7, 2020
A rope caused Poway water issues, 750K Mercedes recalled
A single rope caused Poway's boil water advisory, trash and sewage will flood the Tijuana River, Mercedes issues recall of 750,000 cars, whale filmed off coast of Black's Beach, San Diego is the best city to keep New Year's resolutions and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Jan 6, 2020
Weather Alert for wind gusts, local military bases tighten security
Local military bases tighten security, deadly pickup truck crash involving teens, unusual ribbon cutting at a new bike park in the South Bay, Aztecs remain undefeated, 90-year-old veteran celebrates his birthday by taking to the skies and Sheena's First Alert forecast on this windy Weather Alert day.
Jan 3, 2020
Local Marines deploy to Iraq, more flu deaths
Local Marines are now on the ground in Iraq to defend U.S. assets in the area, 2 more flu deaths have been reported as well as nearly 1,400 new cases, San Diego to spend millions of dollars on sidewalk repairs, swimmers ignore high surf advisory, Fez gets engaged and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Jan 2, 2020
Local baseball legend remembered, San Diego's whiskey scene
Apartment catches fire in National City, Aztecs one of only 2 undefeated teams, local babies born just minutes into 2020, local whiskey distilleries hit it big with flavored spirits, remembering Don Larsen's life and legacy and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Jan 1, 2020
Small earthquake overnight, OB pier closed for high surf
Water main breaks in Fallbrook sending water shooting into the sky, small earthquake overnight near Tustin, minimum wage now $13 an hour, OB pier closed for high surf, hotel serving mocktails for "Dry January," most annoying words of 2019 and Sheena's First Alert forecast.
Dec 31, 2019
Minimum wage increase, San Diego Auto Show
Security guard at homeless shelter identified. new laws and minimum wage increase for 2020, Pres. Trump ties former Pres. Obama in popularity in a new poll, San Diego Auto Show, rude visitors to the snow in Julian and Sheena's First Alert forecast for your New Year's Eve.
Dec 30, 2019
Local veteran sues Whole Foods, year-end donations
Security guard shot at homeless shelter, local veteran sues Whole Foods, year-end donations, Holiday Food Truck Festival at Balboa Park, how exercise may reduce your risk of 7 types of cancer and Sheena's First Alert forecast!