INSIGHT Episode 14 explores allegations from two women that a San Marcos dermatologist touched them inappropriately and his employer, Kaiser Permanente, did nothing in response.

San Diego City Attorney Mara Elliott’s Chief of Staff asked a state senator’s office to delete emails sent during a 2019 effort to weaken the state’s public records law. Deposition transcripts of Chief of Staff Gerry Braun and Deputy City Attorney Bill Gersten confirm the request was made, and on March 7 a judge denied the City Attorney’s request t...

NBC 7 Investigates looked at data from the last few years in San Diego and determined resisting arrest is a crime African-Americans are being arrested for at a much larger rate

On January 30, City Council President Georgette Gomez and council member Monica Montgomery requested that City Attorney Elliott recuse herself and hire outside legal counsel to help draft a new surveillance ordinance, according to a city memo obtained by NBC 7 Investigates.

On Superbowl Sunday, many people are watching the game and celebrating at their home, a bar or a party. But, here’s a sobering statistic: According to the California Highway Patrol, 1,130 people were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs during the last five Super Bowl Sundays in California.

According to public records obtained by NBC 7 Investigates, police have been called to Peter’s Men’s Apparel located at 8239 La Mesa Boulevard in downtown La Mesa a total of 22 times since 2015.

INSIGHT Episode Twelve describes NBC 7’s year-long investigation into a San Diego porn company and the civil trial that ensued. The team describes the outcome of the civil trial and what could happen to the three men behind the scheme; all facing criminal charges, including one owner who remains a fugitive.

The police department’s access and use of the government surveillance have been an ongoing question from activists and the public.

A professional photographer is spending 25 years behind bars in California for sexually assaulting clients, some of whom were minors. But a newly filed lawsuit now puts blame on the modeling agency that once hired him for modeling shoots.

City of San Diego Development Services Department (DSD) employees Friday afternoon received a memo advising that the city had made the decision to voluntarily evacuate the building located at 101 Ash Street for 30 days.

In a report to the city’s Fraud Hotline, a former city employee accuses the San Diego Police Department of failing to release information regarding facial recognition to city council, the media and the public.

A 25-year-old woman joined a long list of alleged victims who claim owners of a San Diego-based porn website used lies and coercion to persuade them to appear in a pornographic video. The woman is now the 23rd woman to sue the men behind the website “Girls Do Porn.” Last week, as reported by NBC 7 Investigates, a San Diego…

San Diego County paid half a million dollars to a cyclist who suffered a traumatic brain injury after getting thrown from her bike while riding along Interstate 8.