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Saving San Diego's Rain for a Non-Rainy Day
Rain barrels, also known as cisterns, allow San Diegans to capture free water for their yards.
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After 911 Call, Deputies Don't Find Corpses but Seize Lots of Drugs, Guns: SDSO
Detectives seized 28 firearms, four firearm suppressors, metal knuckles, body armor, methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, according to authorities.
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Researchers Busy Assessing Coastal Erosion Following High Surf, Rain in San Diego County
For the time being, the Stonesteps in Encinitas remain closed, NBC 7’s Brooke Martell reports.
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With More Rain and High Surf Ahead, Researchers Keep Close Eye on Coastal Erosion in San Diego County
With the recent rains and high surf, coastal erosion has been top of mind. Geologists have told NBC 7 recently that the oversaturation from those storms weakens coastal bluffs and cliffs, which can be dangerous to beachgoers.
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Surf's Up: World's Best Turn out for Junior Championship in Encinitas
Nineteen-year-old Encinitas surfer Alyssa Spencer has an advantage surfing her home break, which can be a confusing wave to figure out, according to one expert
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‘Why?': Deputies ID Man Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver on New Year's Eve in Encinitas
The man who was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver on New Year’s Day has been identified, officials in North County announced Tuesday.
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Search Underway for Encinitas Hit-and-Run Killer After Man out Walking Dies
The vehicle was described as a dark-colored sedan or van, possibly a Chrysler or Dodge, deputies said.
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Doorbell Cameras Spot Man Dressed as Delivery Driver Stealing Packages in Encinitas
‘Tis the time of year when some people try to steal holiday cheer, and in Encinitas, doorbell cameras from multiple homes show what appears to be a man dressed as a FedEx delivery driver stealing packages from porches.
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Accused Dog-Napper Wants to Tell Her Side of Story
The woman is suspected of stealing the dog after making an Amazon delivery, reports NBC 7’s Mari Payton.
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Stolen Catalytic Converters Found in Car That Led Pursuit From Encinitas to Orange County: San Diego Sheriff's
A 41-year-old man led police on a vehicle pursuit Wednesday morning that began in San Diego County and ended on foot in Orange County. Just before 4:30 a.m. on Wednesday, deputies from the North Coastal Sheriff’s Station’s Crime Suppression Team attempted to stop the driver of a red Dodge Charger near Encinitas Boulevard and Seeman Drive believed to have been...
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$1.1 Million-Plus Powerball Ticket Sold in Encinitas
One lucky winner in Encinitas is $1.1 million richer.
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$1.1 Million-Plus Powerball Ticket Sold in Encinitas
A ticket with five numbers, but missing the Powerball number, in the latest multi-state Powerball lottery drawing was sold at a Rite Aid in Encinitas and is worth $1,120,390, the California Lottery announced Sunday.
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Two 17-Year-Olds Stabbed by 15-Year-Old at House Party in Encinitas
NBC 7’s Dave Summers spoke to neighbors about a wild house party that led to the stabbing of two teens.
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Encinitas Boy, 15, Stabs 2 Older Teens at House Party: San Diego Sheriff's Dept.
The attacks occurred in the 1600 block of Crest Drive, just around the corner from the Seaside Center for Spiritual Living and Cardiff Sports Park.
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Encinitas Woman Reunited With Dog Who She Says Was Dognapped by Amazon Driver
An Encinitas woman whose dog was stolen from her yard earlier this month was finally reunited with her Golden Retriever after she says an Amazon driver stole the pup after delivering a package to her doorstep.
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Encinitas Woman Reunited With Dognapped Golden Retriever
An Encinitas woman says an Amazon driver delivered a package to her doorstep, then stole her dog from the yard.
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Encinitas Woman Says Amazon Driver Is Prime Suspect in Dognapping
A neighbor’s security camera spotted the driver leading the dog back to her car and driving off.
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Encinitas Woman Says Amazon Driver is Prime Suspect in Dognapping
An Encinitas woman says an Amazon driver delivered a package to her doorstep, then stole her dog from the yard.
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‘I Thought I Was Going to Die': Victim to Man Who Struck Crowd With a U-Haul Truck
On Wednesday afternoon Christian Davis, 31, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for slamming a U-haul truck into a group of people in front of an Encinitas bar in March 2020. Judge Hames E. Simmons Jr. sentenced Davis to 18 years in state prison plus time served for attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and DUI with multiple victims.
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Sentencing for Man Who Drove U-Haul Into Crowd
NBC 7’s Melissa Adan has more details from one of the victims and the sentence the driver received.