Investigations

The commitment of Vietnam War veteran Alan Alter, now 71, was the result of a sequence of trickle-down oversights starting at the top and trickling down to the local level.

Leading experts believe mixed messages about the vaccine are leaving Americans with the wrong impression about the lifesaving shots

Grocery store employees across San Diego County contend that capacity and cleaning protocols are inconsistent, and now the union that represents them says hundreds of workers are testing positive for COVID-19.

Joey Reed’s son, Trevor, is 29. He could spend nearly a decade of his life in a Moscow prison, where he’s been held since August 2019. For most of 2020, Texan Joey Reed has been living in Moscow. Despite many challenges, including the pandemic, Reed remains in Russia.  He is trying to keep his son’s case from falling below...

Many San Diego small businesses say they’re facing closure and won’t survive another lockdown without more stimulus money.

NBC 7 Investigates wanted to know: Does the city have quotas for parking tickets? Would the city ticket less or more cars than it did before the pause?

A local mail carrier offered NBC 7 Investigates a rare look inside the U.S. Postal Service from the perspective of the person responsible for delivering your ballot.

In 2018, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department started tracking dispatch calls with possible homeless connections — since then, there has been a sharp spike in fire-related calls.

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.