Jackie Crea is a Reporter with NBC 7 San Diego and Telemundo 20.
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North Park restaurant owner hid $2.4M in shoeboxes in bedroom closet: Feds
Streetcar Merchants still has a Yelp page up with 1,500 reviews, plenty of photos and a 3.4 star rating.
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Exploring San Diego connections of doctor connected to Matthew Perry's ketamine overdose
Indictment documents allege how, from September through October of 2023, Dr. Mark Chavez provided a contact of at least 20 years with vials of the drug, and also conspired on price and inventory.
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California couple must pay Ulta and Sephora $3 million for running nationwide retail theft ring, judge rules
A Bonsall couple who organized a national crime ring that stole millions from large retailers across the country, particularly cosmetic stores, were ordered by a San Diego judge Thursday to pay millions in restitution to Ulta and Sephora.
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Neighbors, family distraught after 2-month-old Santee girl dies after being left in hot car
The San Diego Sheriff’s Department said deputies responded to a 911 call on June 13 and found a baby girl unresponsive in an SUV outside of a home.
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Victim slain in El Cajon dental office shooting ID'd as 28-year-old dentist
San Diego County officials on Friday released the identification of the man killed in Thursday’s dental office shooting as 28-year-old Dr. Benjamin Ariel Harouni.
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New California law will raise minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 per hour in 2024
California’s AB 1228 is increasing the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 an hour. The law only applies to restaurants with more than 60 locations.
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Wildfire-prone California makes deal to stop insurers from leaving the state
The effects of climate change have complicated home insurance for Californians, leading some companies to flee the state. But a new deal is now encouraging those same insurers to return.
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Grieving mom shares gay son's bullying tragedy on social media
A San Diego mother is grieving the loss of her 14-year-old son, who she said took his own life after he was bullied for being gay.
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Remains of Juneteenth trailblazer missing from burial plot; family suing San Diego cemetery
A San Diego family who served as a long-time pillar of the Black community starting in 1960s is suing a local cemetery for allegedly losing their father’s remains after he died 20 years ago.
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‘I Have a Lot to Give Back': Felons Who Met in Recovery Program Spend Free Time Picking Up Trash Around San Diego
It’s no secret that San Diego is in the middle of a homelessness crisis. State and city leadership have been vocal about tackling this complicated issue, but what can everyday people do?
