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Two Camp Pendleton-based Marines who were killed earlier this week in a vehicle accident while deployed in New Mexico were publicly identified Thursday.

A new federal order has taken effect in parts of San Diego County, requiring money services businesses to file detailed reports on any transaction over $200, dramatically lowering the threshold to collect sensitive information on customers and prompting a lawsuit.

The lights stimulate photosynthesis, a critical process for healthy grass growth.

The largest hotel under construction in the country is just weeks away from opening, and the area around the Chula Vista bayfront property is now open to the public, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little.

Thirty-five students at UC San Diego have had their F-1 visas revoked and one student has been deported, the university confirmed to NBC 7 on Thursday.

“I was born in National City, California,” National City resident Aldo Martinez told NBC 7. “I was never paroled, I was never admitted into this country, I am no type of parole.”

Virtual court appearances were disrupted for hours on Tuesday.

The local Boys & Girls Club chapter is serving the San Diego community with meals on wheels that serve a double purpose. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Northwest San Diego announced earlier this month the official rollout of The Lunch Box, a food truck that serves as a development program, providing job training, entrepreneurial experience and e...

A new shelter for women and children experiencing homelessness is set to open next week, thanks to a joint effort between several public, private and non-profit partners.

Researchers found that wildfire survivors were “significantly less likely to stick with choices that offered long-term rewards,” a behavior they tracked with a choice metric known as “Win-Stay.”

The fire, which may have sparked in a homeless encampment, was quickly under control. 

The trial for three adoptive family members accused of killing an 11-year-old girl is facing more delays and may not start until 2026.

A deadly wrong-way crash closed all lanes of Eastbound Interstate 8 near San Diego State University for a couple of hours Thursday morning. The crash was reported at 4:30 a.m. when a BMW, which was driving the wrong way on EB I-8 in the slow lane, crashed head-on into a woman driving a Mini Cooper, the California Highway Patrol said….

One day after San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria released a draft budget amid a $250 million shortfall, there are growing concerns about how local services might be maintained.