Chula Vista

A man was taken into custody after attempting to rob a bank Saturday in Chula Vista.

In a collaboration between the county and local restaurants, qualified senior citizens can sign up to get free meals delivered to their homes through the “Great Plates Delivered” program. The program is making sure people stay fed, but it may have also saved one Chula Vista woman’s life. Mayra Pereira fell in her home and she couldn’t get help...

Chula Vista police are investigating the suspicious death of a woman found lying in the street in a residential area overnight.

Sitting inside the Standard Tattoo Parlor Shop in Chula Vista was Marco Arellano. He spoke with NBC 7 as he got a portrait tattoo of his late father who passed away from the coronavirus. Described as an outgoing, friendly and giving man, Antonio Arellano, 80, was beloved by many. He was affectionately known as “Papa Tony.” “He just loved life,…

A South Bay tattoo artist who specializes in black and gray realism is getting a lot of requests for memorial tattoos in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic.

It’s been more than six months since a San Diego teenager was killed in a fight outside a birthday party. The case has grown cold, but investigators – and the teen’s family – refuse to give up.

Search warrants served at five illegal marijuana dispensaries in Chula Vista, Lakeside and Spring Valley resulted in the arrests of six people on a variety of charges and the seizure of $1.1 million and 3,000 pounds of marijuana and other drugs.

A 911 livestream system first used by Chula Vista Police is now available for any agency nationwide to purchase following its success with the department. It allows officers to listen in to emergency calls in real-time.

The Living Coast Discovery Center in San Diego’s South Bay reopens on July 3.

A South Bay man was jailed today on suspicion of trying to kill his roommate during a Father’s Day dispute over housekeeping.

It was a Father’s Day unlike any before for one Chula Vista man who was recovering at home after being on a ventilator for 10 days while treated for the novel coronavirus.

A South Bay resident awoke to find a stranger taking a shower in her house early Wednesday. The woman, who was home alone, called police shortly before 4:30 a.m. to report the home invasion in the 200 block of Orange Avenue in Chula Vista, according to police. The resident fled her house prior to the arrival of officers, Chula Vista…

A former member of Hilltop Tabernacle is asking the church to do more to notify it’s members about a confirmed outbreak after four attendees tested positive for COVID-19.

A Chula Vista church under scrutiny for potential health order violations last month is now the focus of a county COVID-19 contact tracing investigation after two people connected to the church tested positive.

After seven weeks hospitalized at Kaiser Permanente Zion Medical Center battling the coronavirus, Rosario Rodriguez was finally released on Thursday.

One of two Tijuana police officers charged with trying to steal $1 million from a Chula Vista home pleaded guilty on Monday to conspiracy to commit robbery and faces two years in state prison.

A 9-year-old Chula Vista Girl Scout Junior has found a sweet way to help her community: she simply shares what she has. She and her family have been setting up a table on their driveway filled with food and essential items as a way to help neighbors in need.

Erik Hoyo, his wife, four sons and mother-in-law all live together in Chula Vista. On March 23, Hoyo noticed he had a fever. His fever ranged from 100 to 101 degrees, but he said it didn’t worry him. “I had read that once the temperature got to 103 or 104, that was a coronavirus symptom,” Hoyo explained. As days went…

Southwestern College (SWC) distributed 200 computers on Saturday hoping to give their students peace of mind as classes have now shifted to distance learning. “The college is making that technology (laptops) available to students who can’t get it on their own so that they can continue their higher education and hopefully have a minimal interruption because of this pandemic and…

A Chula Vista parent who may have been exposed to an AT&T worker that “presumptively” tested positive for the novel coronavirus has self-quarantined herself and her child as a precaution, according to a Chula Vista Elementary School District official. The school district was informed by the parent of a Feaster Charter School preschool student that she was under self-quarantine...