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It’s being called an epidemic: Native American women are going missing and some are turning up dead. NBC 7’s Marianne Kushi has more.

It’s being called an epidemic. Native American women are going missing and some are turning up dead. A movement called, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women or MMIW, is demanding change and it’s spreading across the country and San Diego Native Americans are part of the fight.

With the recent surge of coronavirus cases in San Diego County, a demand for more testing sites has accompanied. The county is opening up six new testing sites to meet that demand, including a site at California State University, San Marcos.

Six new county COVID testing sites have opened due to the recent spike in coronavirus cases, reports NBC 7’s Rory Devine

The University Library at Cal State San Marcos will present a virtual reception for the exhibit “Stories & Snapshots: Documenting a Year of the Pandemic” Tuesday night, a virtual exhibit showcasing participants’ personal stories through photography, writing and multimedia.

The County of San Diego opened the region’s third Vaccination Super Station on Saturday in San Marcos — the first in North County. The vaccination site opened at the Cal State San Marcos Sports Center, 103 Campus View Dr, San Marcos, CA 92078. It will be open to the public from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. Supervisor…

NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo is in San Marcos as a new vaccination center opens in the county.

Cal State University San Marcos has extended its deadline to apply for admission for the fall 2021 semester by six weeks in recognition of the toll that the coronavirus pandemic has exacted on students, it was announced Wednesday.

NBC 7 photojournalist Scott Baird brings us the story of Project Rebound, a mentorship program reversing the school to prison pipeline.

A California State University San Marcos Professor tells NBC 7 about the importance of having positive mentors in our communities. His journey to where he is today is inspiring many others

A California State University San Marcos Professor tells NBC 7 about the importance of having positive mentors in our communities. His journey to where he is today is inspiring many others.

NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda explains the impact an outbreak on a college campus could have on surrounding communities.

College campuses on high alert after surge in cases at San Diego State and campuses across the nation.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it an educational inequity crisis in California that has had a particularly damaging effect on American Indian students, according to the results of a Cal State San Marcos-led survey.

Michael Schroeder reportedly used university money to see concerts and fly business class. NBC 7’s Rory Devine has more.

California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) is taking steps to make sure money intended for education is spent on education. The resolve comes after an audit by the Office of the Chancellor was released showing the Dean of Extended Learning used university money for his own personal use.