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The Padres have had six weeks of Spring Training, including 30 Cactus League games, to get used to baseball’s new rules. So, do they have a handle on everything now? “On everything? No,” says Padres manager Bob Melvin. OK, that’s not terribly encouraging. The change that’s gotten the most attention is the pitch clock. Pitchers have 15 seconds to......

There are far too many notable San Diego women for one list, but NBC 7 highlights a handful who have shaped or are working to change history.

Although fewer people traveled in 2022 compared to 2019, a new report found complaints nearly quadrupled.

San Diego State’s run to the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four could prove to be a slam dunk off the court for the university.

One San Diego man is dead and another is seriously injured after a bizarre highway collision Monday night in Buena Park, near Anaheim.

The rush to install solar panels on single-family homes is underway. “I think everyone wants to go solar eventually because it’s good for the environment,” homeowner Shawnee Merriman said. Some incentives to add solar are changing. The California Public Utilities Commission passed the new net metering rules that change at midnight on April 14. A So...

Newsom signed a new law that gives state regulators the power to penalize oil companies for making too much money, the first of its kind in the country. It’s the type of legislation the oil industry might have crushed in the past. But on Monday, the bill cleared the state Assembly with only one Democrat voting against it.

North County residents fear more damage with this week’s expected rain.

Due to recent rains, the city has lost 70 days of work on potholes so far in 2023.

For the past six years, Libby Clemmer has volunteered as a baby cuddler at Rady Children’s Hospital.

But — plans for airing Padres games could soon change. Diamond Sports Group recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Now fans are concerned about whether this will impact their ability to watch games.

Last month, California announced it’s partnering with missingmoney.com, where residents can search for unclaimed property across 48 states, Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. 

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