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County Supervisors Waive Fees for Modified Health Permits in Poway Boil Water Advisory
Over 25 restaurants who received modified health permits during Poway’s Boil Water Advisory will have those permit fees waived or reimbursed by the County Board of Supervisors, the county said Wednesday. From Nov. 30 to Dec. 6, Poway residents and restaurants were ordered not to drink or use water from the city’s water system after residents reported “discolored water” coming…
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Law Could Change How County Responds to Disease
NBC 7’s Mark Mullen explains the proposed legislation.
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Deaths from Prescription Drugs Down, Heroin and Fentanyl Up in 2018: County
Prescription drug deaths in San Diego County declined in 2018 but deaths from fentanyl and heroin continued their upward trends, according to the county’s annual Prescription Drug Abuse Report Card.
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Californians Hit With 2nd Round of Sweeping Blackouts
Lights went out across large portions of Northern California on Wednesday, as the state’s largest utility began its second massive blackout in two weeks, citing the return of dangerous fire weather. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. said the rolling blackouts that initially stretched from the Sierra foothills to north of the San Francisco Bay Area would ultimately impact a half-million...
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Board of Supervisors Takes Next Step in Vaping, E-Cigarette Ban
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to take the next steps in banning the sale of flavored tobacco products and placing a moratorium on untested vaping devices in unincorporated areas of San Diego County.
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The Friday Five: Regulations for Vacation Rentals and SDSU Senator Talks About His Arrest
In this week’s Friday Five San Diego County is considering a new comprehensive plan to address homelessness. Voice of San Diego’s Scott Lewis has more.
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Board of Supes Securing New Evacuation Route for Crest
NBC 7’s Joe Little spoke to a resident whose been trying to open up access to a road for years, a road she says is vital during an evacuation.
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E-Vaping, Flavored Tobacco Ban Proposed for Unincorporated San Diego
San Diego County leaders on Monday called for a ban on the sale of vaping devices and flavored tobacco products in unincorporated areas as lung-related illnesses rise across the nation.
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San Diego County Cracks Down on Vaping
Local leaders are set to announce proposals cracking down on vaping products. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more.
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Board Approves Free, Confidential Mental Health Services for First Responders
The County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to approve a program that would provide free and confidential mental health services to San Diego’s first responders.
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Board of Supervisors Approves Mental Health Program for First Responders
NBC 7’s Liberty Zabala reports on the board’s approval of a program that will help first responders find mental health resources.
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New Wildfire Guidelines Released for San Diego County Schools
As kids are going back to school and wildfire danger is increasing, San Diego County has launched a new tool to help keep students safe in case of a wildfire.
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Judge Approves Supervised Release for ‘Bolder Than Most Rapist'
A San Diego judge allowed the supervised release of a convicted sexual predator, known as the “Bolder Than Most Rapist,” on Monday.
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Judge Ruled to Release the ‘Bolder Than Most' Rapist
Alvin Quarled pleaded guilty to raping four women in the mid-80’s. Today after completing a little over half of his sentence in a state mental hospital, he is being released. Two of his victims showed up to court to protest his release. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda reports.
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Adara Development Approved to Connect Jamul and Chula Vista
A controversial master plan community took a giant step towards construction this week when the San Diego County Board of Supervisors narrowly approved the Adara development along Proctor Valley Road on unincorporated land between Chula Vista and Jamul.
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Controversial Development Approved
County approves a development with 1,000 homes between Jamul and Chula Vista. NBC 7’s Joe Little shows us why some people are not big fans.
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Flu Outbreak Continues to Grow at San Diego Migrant Shelter
There have been multiple cases of influenza reported at the San Diego migrant shelter, according to a spokesperson for the county.
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SANDAG Project Shift ‘Violates The Will of the Voters' El Cajon Mayor Says
An East County mayor believes if county planners change how revenue from a transportation tax is spent, it “violates the will of the voters.”
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City Officials Work To Curb Flow of Toxic Sewage into Tijuana River and Ocean
Local politicians have made it clear that the toxic sewage and waste that flows into the Tijuana River and Pacific Ocean, often times making surfers and swimmers sick, has to end.
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City Officials Work To Curb Flow of Toxic Sewage into Tijuana River and Ocean
Local politicians have made it clear that the toxic sewage and waste that flows into the Tijuana River and Pacific Ocean, often times making surfers and swimmers sick, has to end.