Cyclist Dies After Crash at SD Velodrome
The cycling community is mourning the loss of a local cyclist who died in a crash at the San Diego Velodrome. Jackie Price Dunn, 33, a newcomer to cycling, died from fatal injuries sustained in a crash...
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Summer Yoga: Thousands gathered for a free yoga class at Times Square on June 20 to celebrate the longest day of the year. The event features four free mass yoga sessions at the heart of Manhattan....
View ArticleFBI Makes Arrest in "Mesh Mask Bandit" Case
The FBI says it has finally arrested the North Texas man believed to be the "Mesh Mask Bandit." The FBI said Luis Delagarza, 59, of Farmers Branch, has been charged in a federal criminal complaint with...
View ArticleGirl at Center of Lung Transplant Controversy Out of Coma
Ten days after a successful double-lung transplant surgery, 10-year-old Sarah Murnaghan is out of a coma and responding to questions, according to a family spokesperson. Murnaghan received her new...
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San Francisco Church Hoping to House Dead Pets in Basement
During his lifetime, Saint Francis of Assisi was famously devoted to animals. Paintings and statues depict the saint frolicking with birds, dogs and other beasts. The lore of San Francisco’s namesake...
View ArticleDad Remembers Daughter Killed in Crash
Wade Courtney fondly remembers his daughter, 19-year-old model Evelyn Courtney, who was killed in a crash with a fire truck in Poway. NBC 7's Dave Summers reports.
View ArticleWorking to Protect San Diego's Coast
Chris Wiese from the Department of Fish and Wildlife talks about ways officials are protecting the ocean in San Diego.
View ArticleMan Survives After Being Stabbed 14 Times
A man was stabbed 14 times in downtown’s East Village neighborhood Friday night and survived the attack, police confirmed. According to authorities, the 36-year-old victim got into an altercation with...
View ArticlePolice Cruiser Involved in Encanto Crash
A San Diego Police Department cruiser was involved in a crash in Encanto Friday night, officials said. The collision happened around 10:30 p.m. at 65th Street and Imperial Avenue. Medics were called to...
View ArticleStingrays Lurk Along SoCal Beaches
As beach-goers flock to the beaches this summer, lifeguards and one Whittier man are warning about the presence of stingrays. Blake Carter, 23, had been recovering from a sting he suffered Tuesday at...
View ArticleOperation Caregiver Throws Final 'Packing Party'
As the Afghanistan War comes to an end, hundreds of volunteers gathered for the last “packing party” Saturday, putting together the last shipment of “comfort kits” for troops serving in Afghanistan....
View Article'Slacklining' Popularity Growing in San Diego
Lane Masar talks to NBC 7 reporter Greg Bledsoe about how an acrobatic activity called "slacklining" is increasingly popular in San Diego, so much so the city is starting to regulate it.
View ArticleSafety Sweep Targets Repeat Gang, Weapons Offenders
An overnight neighborhood safety sweep in Chula Vista targeting repeat gang and weapon violations offenders yielded arrests and the seizure of firearms, Oxycodone pills and drug paraphernalia. The...
View ArticleCars Collide on SR-67 in Lakeside
Heartland Fire and California Highway Patrol officials rushed to the scene of a multi-vehicle car accident in Lakeside Saturday. According to officials, the crash involving three to four cars happened...
View ArticleHusband, Friends Ride to Remember Late Cyclist
Friends and loved ones gathered Saturday morning for a memorial bike ride honoring a local cyclist who died following a crash at the San Diego Velodrome. Jackie Price Dunn, 33, a newcomer to cycling,...
View ArticleHundreds Gather to Walk for Sobriety
Hundreds of people who have been affected by addiction celebrated hope and recovery Saturday at the 2nd Annual 5K Walk for Sobriety. The McAlister Institute, an addiction treatment center, organized...
View ArticleSurf's Pup!
Dog owner’s unleashed their pups in Imperial Beach for the 2013 Loews Surf Dog Competition. It was a day full of fun for spectators who watched as surfers and their furry friends took to the...
View ArticleSouthwest Flights Take Off Following System Outage
Southwest Airlines flights departing from Lindbergh Field are up and running again after a system outage caused delays Friday night. According to San Diego International Airport officials, several...
View ArticleAgents Sentenced in Human Smuggling Case
Two former Border Patrol agents have been sentenced to three decades in prison for their involvement in a human smuggling ring that brought hundreds of illegal immigrants across the U.S.-Mexico border....
View ArticleDriver in Fatal Crash Jailed Days Earlier
The driver of a car that fatally collided with a fire truck in Poway early Thursday morning had been released from jail just two days before the crash, the San Diego Sheriff’s Department confirmed....
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