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SkyRanger 7 Soars Over San Diego to Capture Holiday Lights
Santa has his sleigh, and NBC 7 has its SkyRanger 7.
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Christmas Card Lane Busy Despite Pandemic, But Slower Than Other Years
A lot of our traditions are on pause during the holidays while we get through a spike in coronavirus cases. Rancho Peñasquitos’ famous Christmas Card Lane was lit up and ready for visitors, but most were paying respect to COVID-19 safety guidelines during their vist. Crowds seemed lighter than usual, due in part to spectators social distancing or admiring...
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Consumer Bob Has a Warning About a Christmas Bonus
NBC 7’s Consumer Bob has an important warning about end-of-the-year bonuses.
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McDonald's Makes Favorite Snacks of Beloved Holiday Characters Free for Festive Season
The jolly, old man in red is getting some help from the iconic clown in yellow as McDonald’s prepares to dish out free food to celebrate the holiday season.
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Alone for the Holiday? 6 Ways to Beat the Isolation
Mental health experts weigh in with tips for seniors who are celebrating solo and how to keep feelings of loneliness at bay.
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Here's How to Cook Your Holiday Turkey Safely
Follow these tips to ensure your holiday turkey is both safe and delicious.
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College Students Return Home Amid Holiday Travel Warning
In the midst of rising coronavirus infections in the Bay Area and across the country, public health officials have been pleading with people not to travel this holiday season. But lots of college students are on the move.
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Lil' Nas X Is a Futuristic Santa in New ‘Holiday' Music Video
The two-time Grammy Award winner released a futuristic, Christmas-themed video for his first single in over a year.
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Why Honoring Veterans Day Is So Important — This Year More Than Ever
Every year on November 11th, the country unites to honor and thank our veterans for their service. NBCLX explains the history of Veterans Day and shares ideas about how to help America’s vets, especially during the pandemic.
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SDSU Asks Students to Stay Home During Halloween Week to Curb Spread of COVID-19
In anticipation of the upcoming Halloween week, San Diego State University issued a temporary stay-at-home advisory in an effort to curtail an increase of COVID-19 cases among its student population.
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SDSU Reinstates Temporary Stay-At-Home Order Ahead of Halloween Week
San Diego State University is reinstating a temporary stay-at-home order for students ahead of Halloween week, urging them to stay home instead of going to parties to avoid spreading COVID-19. Instead, the university is offering virtual Halloween events.
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Santa Clara County First in California to Make Juneteenth an Official Holiday
Santa Clara County supervisors on Tuesday voted unanimously to declare Juneteenth an official county holiday, a first among California counties, according to a news release.
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Lifetime Will Air Its 1st Holiday Movie With LGBTQ Romance as Lead Story
Lifetime is gearing up to air its first holiday movie with an LGBTQ romance as its lead story.
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Cal OES Urges SD County Coastal Communities to Shut Down Beach Parking Lots
State authorities are requesting local coastal communities shut down its beach parking lots this holiday weekend as the county braces for an influx of visitors since it is the only Southern California jurisdiction without visitation restrictions.
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Local Events to Celebrate Juneteenth in San Diego County
San Diegans will have several opportunities to celebrate and observe Juneteenth — the commemoration of the end of slavery — with various local events and online viewings that will reflect and honor the holiday.
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Celebrating Juneteenth
Juneteenth, a holiday, is now getting more widespread attention, amid the growing demands for racial justice. NBC 7’s Mari Payton has more.
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Why Juneteenth Is an American Holiday, Not Just a Black Holiday
Georgetown Professor Soyica Colbert explains that Juneteenth and other milestones in African American history are not studied enough in schools – in part because the legacy of slavery contradicts the American self-identity of being a beacon of freedom.
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Target Raising Minimum Wage to $15 an Hour, Giving Employees $200 Bonus
Target has announced plans to raise its hourly minimum wage beginning next month and will offer employees a one-time bonus and free access to virtual healthcare through the end of the year. The Minneapolis-based retailer said beginning July 5, the starting wage at the company will be $15 per hour. Current frontline store and distribution center hourly workers will also…
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What Is Juneteenth? The History Behind America's Other Independence Day
President Donald Trump has rescheduled a presidential reelection campaign rally from June 19, the same day as Juneteenth, to June 20, after he faced backlash for the rally’s date and location, Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre against the city’s Black residents. California Rep. Karen Bass and Texas Rep. Al Green have both called it a...
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