Allison Ash is a Reporter with NBC 7 San Diego and Telemundo 20.
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La policía de Oceanside suspende la búsqueda de Angelica Brophy, la madre desaparecida
Angelica Brophy, enfermera de urgencias de Kaiser y madre de dos hijos, fue vista por última vez el 6 de julio en el casino Harrah’s y posteriormente en el parque estatal Palomar Mountain.
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Oceanside police pause search for missing mother Angelica Brophy
The Oceanside Police Department’s search for an nurse and mother who vanished more than two weeks ago has been put on pause, an OPD spokesperson told NBC 7 Tuesday.
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Attempted burglars flee empty-handed after break-in at popular Poway restaurant
Two men were spotted using crowbars to break into The Mexican Bar in Poway early Sunday.
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Sin sospecha de un acto delictivo en la desaparición de madre desaparecida en Oceanside: policía
Angelica Brophy, de Oceanside, fue vista por última vez el 6 de julio cuando condujo hasta Palomar Mountain, donde su vehículo fue encontrado días después.
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No foul play suspected as search for missing mother continues on Palomar Mountain: Police
Angelica Brophy of Oceanside was last seen on July 6 when she drove to Palomar Mountain, where her car was found days later.
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Residentes de Boulevard se oponen a megaproyecto energético en el este del condado
El proyecto solar Starlight ha sido aprobado por la Comisión de Planificación, con algunas modificaciones.
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Boulevard residents fight back against massive East County power project
That was the message a small but vocal group was celebrating at the San Diego County Administration Building Friday as the Planning Commission agreed to make changes to a massive power project planned for the tiny community of Boulevard in far east San Diego County.
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Business sues San Diego, SDG&E over years-long University Ave construction
The construction is finally complete, but the nightmare is not over for some businesses along University Avenue in City Heights.
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SDG&E files request for 8.6% rate hike in 2028
City Council voted unanimously to support the series of legislation aimed at lowering utility bills a day after SDG&E filed a request for an 8.6% rate hike in 2028. NBC 7’s Allison Ash reports.
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SDG&E files request for 8.6% rate hike in 2028
A group of supporters outside San Diego City Hall gathered to show support for support the 2026 Energy Affordability and Accountability Bill Package now making its way through the California Assembly.