Extra security was stationed at an Alpine middle school Thursday after a student reported being approached by a stranger in a truck, according to a letter to parents from the Alpine Union School District.

NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more on the investigation into reports of a stranger approaching students in Alpine.

NBC’s Lauren Coronado talked with family of the victims involved in an attempted child luring in Alpine.

A woman in Alpine has decked out her home with more than 25 decorated Christmas trees in hopes of brightening up the holiday season for children.

NBC 7’s Steven Luke takes us inside a house that has over 20 Christmas trees as the homeowner tries to raise money for a good cause.

After a seven year drought, Viejas Concerts in the Park returns with a bigger venue and bigger names, including Reel Big Fish, Martina McBride and more!

On the eve of Thanksgiving, employees at several San Diego-area Little Caesar’s Pizza franchises claim they’re not getting paid.

Cities throughout the county prepare for rainfall year-round on a massive scale. NBC 7’s Joe Little has more.

On Veteran’s Day weekend, communities around San Diego are remembering the sacrifices made by local members of the armed services. In Alpine, more names were added to the Veterans Wall of Honor outside the Alpine Community Center.

In an effort to prevent more wildfires amid hazardous Santa Ana conditions, San Diego Gas and Electric cut power to tens of thousands of customers — but for the county’s seniors, outages are more than inconvenient, they’re dangerous.

NBC 7’s Bridget Naso showing us the strong winds throughout the day in Alpine.

Meals on Wheels nonprofit is still delivering amidst the shutoffs. NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas has more.

Deputies arrested two suspects Friday believed to have stolen a 12-foot-tall horse statue from a small El Cajon business, which its owner called a “welcoming mascot.”

NBC 7’S Nicole Gomez explains why planned power outages for public safety are forcing schools to close their doors.

Santa Ana winds in Jamul, Alpine, and Poway on October 24, 2019.

A daycare in Alpine at the center of a complaint alleging a young teacher poured water on a sleeping toddler’s head was cited by social services last week for another violation, a report confirms.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an allegation of child abuse at an Alpine daycare Thursday after a video posted on social media sparked outrage.

Five “good news” stories from this week include an innocent man freed from a San Diego prison after 33 years and a Vista postal worker honored with a hero pin after finding missing teen and toddler within a span of two weeks.

NBC 7’s Erika Cervantes shares how Alpine residents are preparing for wildfire weather.

Five stories you may have missed this week include an investigation into alleged child abuse at an Alpine daycare and a man pleading not guilty in a Ramona hit-and-run that left a cyclist in a coma.