A state court judge in San Diego has tentatively awarded more than $12.7 million to nearly two dozen women and their attorneys who said the owners of a San Diego pornography website lured them into appearing in adult videos through “coercion and lies.”

For more than a year, Dr. Leon Fajerman denied that he groped, forcefully kissed, fondled and sexually assaulted vulnerable female patients.

Public records reveal a $4.2 million annual cost for city press secretaries, communications directors, support staff, and supervisors

The City of San Diego paid a terminated San Diego Police officer $50,000 after he accused the department of creating a “racially hostile environment.” A 19-year veteran of the department, Officer Jeffrey Stewart sued the city in 2018 after supervisors recommended he be fired the year before, according to a complaint obtained by NBC 7 Investigates. ...

Two military families are suing a government contractor for exposing them to dangerous levels of mold inside military housing on Camp Pendleton. The lawsuits against Lincoln Military Property Management were filed less than three months after the company was ordered to pay another military family $2 million for exposing them to mold. “We noticed ou...

A preschool teacher in Oceanside is accused of hitting, sexually assaulting and harassing two toddlers. The parents of those children believe school officials didn’t protect them.

The Cajon Valley Unified School District is suing one of its trustees for workplace discrimination and for taking district-owned pens and print cartridges for personal use, among other allegations of wrong-doing.

A former employee of a San Diego ambulance company pleaded guilty Tuesday to sexually assaulting a minor while she was being transported for medical care.

Since January 2018 the city of San Diego has paid $2.35 million in damages from broken water mains. The payouts will continue, as on Tuesday city crews rushed to fix two major water pipe breaks, one in Bay Park that forced 234 people to go without water and another which flooded homes and streets in North Park. The data, obtained…

A government advocacy group is suing the city of San Diego for refusing to turn over surveillance footage and data from nearly 4,000 cameras installed on city street lights.

Transportation Security Administration agents are finding more guns than ever before in carry-on bags at airport checkpoints nationwide, according to TSA data obtained by NBC 7 Investigates.

The company that developed and marketed a guardrail blamed for deaths on the nation’s freeways and here in San Diego confirms it’s the target of a Justice Department inquiry. The Department of Justice and two other federal agencies are investigating a company whose highway guardrails are blamed for a number of deaths. The X-Lite guardrail was the f...

A Spring Valley man who posted graphic videos online of himself pointing assault rifles at unknowing pedestrians from a room in the Sofia Hotel in Downtown San Diego is now in police custody on felony weapons charges. Steve Andrew Homoki, 30, was booked into jail on Dec 5, hours after San Diego Police Department investigators seized 14 registered f...