Investigations

Images of Breonna Taylor have popped up on hundreds of products – from T-shirts to face masks. But, who, exactly, is selling them? And where is all the money going?

According to data analyzed by NBC 7 Investigates, from May 2015 through July 2020, the city of San Diego paid more than $18.8 million to settle claims filed by those who were hit by city vehicles or employees.

The city of San Diego is now requiring that hotels must consider experienced hotel workers first when the time comes to replenish depleted staff levels caused by the pandemic.

La Jolla Country Day one of many of San Diego County’s eilte private schools that received PPP loans. As of now, the only school confirmed to have returned it.

Data shows eating and drinking establishments, followed by businesses account for highest total of outbreaks

Neighbors speak out days after SDSU announces it was hitting pause on in-person classes.

After further investigation, NBC 7 is retracting a previous story on the 101 Ash Street transaction, after it was determined a document had been fabricated.

Amid case backlog, San Diego Superior Court releases plans to reduce the number of jurors inside the courthouse, and install plexiglass in courtrooms to prevent possible outbreaks.

Officer-worn camera footage shows police refused to intervene despite pleas from the family and psychiatrist of a teen who drove his McLaren sports car against traffic on I-805, crashing and killing a mother and her daughter.

With so much at stake in the next two months, NBC decided to put the largest mail service in the world to the test. From that heated exchange with the Postmaster General on Capitol Hill, to protests outside post offices from coast to coast, it’s apparent — not everyone trusts the postal service can handle the November election. Should t...

The city of Coronado has one of the lowest COVID-19 infection rates throughout the county, except for one vulnerable age group, those aged between 10 and 19 years-old.

At San Diego State University, an estimated 2,500 students now occupy campus housing. While administrators have capped the number of students to each unit to just two and closed common areas, the potential for an outbreak is undoubtedly present.

Three women file legal claims for injuries they suffered after getting struck by bean bag rounds while demonstrating police discrimination and use of force.