Investigations

New documents unveiled by NBC 7 Investigates shows that despite the number of warnings the city trudged forward with a major renovation of the newly acquired high-rise in downtown, a decision that has resulted in dozens of legal claims against the city by workers who say city officials put their health at risk.

More than a dozen former students have accused teachers on social media of assaulting them while they were students.

Three men who say then-military school headmaster Jeffrey Barton molested them in 1999 while students the Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad are calling on the San Diego County District Attorney to retry Barton after his conviction was overturned last week by a panel of appellate court judges.

Protests partially fueled by calls to defund local police agencies resulted in $8.6 million in taxpayer funds to pay for overtime for San Diego Police Officers.

It was a fall from grace that shocked the Poway community. Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, 58, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to tax and wire fraud charges stemming from an elaborate scheme involving fake “donations” to the Chabad of Poway synagogue that Goldstein led. Prosecutors unveiled that Goldstein — who was shot in the hand during a de...

It was a Facebook post that was seen around the world: A woman posted a photo trying to shame a Starbucks barista who denied her service after she refused to wear a face mask. Within hours of posting, thousands of people came to the defense of the 24-year-old Starbucks employee, Lenin Gutierrez. Now, for the first time, Gutierrez is sharing…...

Some of San Diego County’s elite private schools received as much as $23.5 million in federal coronavirus relief loans aimed at helping small businesses that are struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

Workers for the nation’s largest hospice care provider say the company has put their health and safety, and the lives of thousands of nursing home residents and employees at risk of catching COVID-19, all to make an extra buck.

San Diego County businesses received between $3.9 to $6.5 billion in loans through the federal government’s coronavirus disaster fund.

As we move into the second half of 2020, it’s clear the coronavirus has exhausted us all. Despite a record number of new cases, patience with the pandemic is dwindling each day. In this week’s episode of Into San Diego – a podcast from NBC 7 News, we look at how San Diego’s COVID complacency and our actions this summer…

California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health, also known as Cal/OSHA, has seen a major increase in the number of complaints filed by workers about unsafe working conditions since the COVID-19 outbreak began, according to state records obtained by NBC Bay Area.

Reports of racial profiling by San Diego Police officers have increased since 2016, according to police documents obtained by NBC 7 Investigates.

Black business owners feel the city of San Diego is not operating on a level playing field, preventing them from receiving the funds to help them weather the COVID-19 storm