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Indiana Parents Spending Holiday in San Diego Searching for Missing Daughter
The parents of a missing Indiana woman last seen at a San Diego convenience store in early November traveled here to spend their Thanksgiving trying to find their daughter.
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May ‘Maya' Millete's Husband, Accused of Her Killing, Ordered Not to Contact Their Kids
The husband of missing Chula Vista mom May “Maya” Millete is now only allowed to speak to his attorney from jail after violating a court order prohibiting him to contact his three children, a judge ruled Wednesday in a South Bay courtroom.
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Safari Park Hosts Indigenous Peoples' Day Celebration With Kumeyaay Nation Tribe
Monday was the San Diego’s Zoo Safari Park’s first year celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
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Unvaccinated Pregnant Woman First to Die From COVID-19 in San Diego
An unvaccinated woman is the first pregnant San Diego woman to die from COVID-19, county health officials said.
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Carlsbad 4th Grader Hosts Second Neighborhood Bake Sale to Help Struggling Afghans
Maryam Mehr, a 4th grade student from north San Diego County, spent Labor Day alongside her friends doing something incredibly sweet; they hosted a neighborhood bake sale to help families in Afghanistan. But the 10-year-old and her mother, Madina, told NBC 7 Sunday that conditions on the ground in Afghanistan have only worsened since then. Madina said the country’s fall…
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Basketball Brings Students, Law Enforcement Together at Morse High School
In the first game of its kind, Morse High School’s men’s basketball team faced off against officers from the San Diego Police Department’s southeastern division in the high school’s gym Saturday afternoon. The game was the result of efforts from both teams to build a better relationship, and even though they told NBC 7 they know things won’t get...
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‘COVID Took His Life, But I Think the Vaccine Really Makes a Difference': Vigil Hosted for Escondido Football Coach Who Died of COVID
Carlos Chavez is being remembered tonight as a larger than life man who loved God, his family and his football players. The beloved husband, father and coach was remembered Saturday night with a “celebration of life” by family, friends and hundreds in the Escondido community at Orange Glen High School, his sons’ high school football field. After a 34-day...
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Doctor Examines Lung X-Rays of Vaccinated and Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patients
A doctor examining side-by-side x-rays of COVID-19-positive lungs in vaccinated and unvaccinated patients said the images show the impact vaccines can make in preventing severe illness.
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Crowds Pack San Diego Beaches Over Fourth of July Weekend
It’s the weekend so many people have been waiting for – and they’re not wasting any time getting out to the coastal areas to celebrate. Fiesta Island reached full capacity by 3 p.m., but that’s not the only place people flocked to in San Diego this holiday weekend. Locals and tourists on Oceanside Pier didn’t let Saturday afternoon’s cloudy...
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Returning to Office After Pandemic Sparks Questions Over Legal Rights, Loopholes
You’ve heard of no shoes, no shirt, no service — now some businesses are saying, “No vaccine? No salary.”
