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Imperial Beach mother reported missing has been found
Rachel Peraza’s family said she was heading to work when she left her home last Tuesday
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Imperial Beach mother of four has been missing for a week
Rachel Peraza’s family said she was heading to work when she left her home last Tuesday.
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Fundraiser held for family of teen killed in Chula Vista wrong-way crash
A fundraiser was held Sunday morning to benefit the family of Ryder Shoup, who tragically died in a wrong way crash the morning of April 10. A portion of all sales will go toward funeral expenses.
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Community holds vigil for 16-year-old killed in Chula Vista wrong-way crash
Friends of Ryder Shoup, the 16-year-old killed Wednesday morning in a wrong-way crash in Chula Vista, gathered Saturday at a skate park in Imperial Beach for a candlelight vigil.
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Imperial Beach man indicted on charges over Jan. 6 Capitol breach
An Imperial Beach man who allegedly scaled the U.S. Capitol building with a rope on Jan. 6, 2021, has been indicted on felony and misdemeanor charges.
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16-year-old killed in wrong-way crash on I-5 was a new dad
Ryder Shoup was from Imperial Beach and attended Mar Vista High School. NBC 7’s Dana Williams spoke with his family.
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Community voices concern at Imperial Beach Council workshop discussing border sewage crisis
It was a full house at Wednesday’s meeting the Imperial Beach Council held to address the sewage crisis where dozens of community members voiced their concerns.
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Imperial Beach special workshop discusses sewage crisis
Imperial Beach has been dealing with cross-border pollution for decades. The local problem is finally getting some federal attention. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada reports on March 27, 2024.
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New state legislation on the way to address cross-border pollution from Tijuana River
California Senator Steve Padilla along with local leaders plan to roll out a package of environmental justice legislation about the ongoing cross-border pollution. Locals are hoping something is done to address the issue, because they’re worried about their health.
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New state legislation on the way to address cross-border pollution from Tijuana River
Local and state leaders are hoping some new legislation could help turn the tide on cross-border pollution. NBC 7’s Adonis Albright reports on March 10, 2024.
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Imperial Beach's new veterans committee will work to help access resources, support
The five-person committee will advise city officials on matters impacting IB’s 3,300-member military community
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Imperial Beach's new veterans committee will work to help access resources, support
The five-person committee will advise city officials on matters impacting IB’s 3,300-member military community
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Toxic Tide: The sewage crisis at the border
Millions of gallons of raw sewage flow daily from Tijuana through the Pacific Ocean or Tijuana River into San Diego County daily. Fixing this will take more money — and more will — on both sides of the border.
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Toxic Tide: The sewage crisis at the border
We’re all familiar with the yellow signs that kept beaches from the border to Coronado closed for weeks – even months at a time this year. NBC 7 reporter Joe Little took a deep dive into the sewage crisis at our border.
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1 stabbed in group of juveniles fighting on MTS bus in Imperial Beach: Sheriff's Lt.
A juvenile was stabbed in the stomach Thursday during a fight involving a group of people on a San Diego Metropolitan Transit System bus.
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Captains of smuggling boat that capsized off Imperial Beach, killing 3, sentenced
The captains of a smuggling boat that capsized off Imperial Beach last year, killing three people, have been sentenced to federal prison.
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Port of San Diego approves $1.5M project to upgrade IB Pier
A pier has stood on Imperial Beach for more than 60 years. The Port of San Diego wants to make sure it stands a lot longer. Port Commissioners recently approved a $1.5 million project to update and upgrade the IB Pier. “We invest a lot of money in this pier,” explained Commissioner Dan Malcolm. “As a matter of fact, $6.5…
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Imperial Beach Pier is getting an upgrade
The Imperial Beach Pier, which has been standing for 60 years, is undergoing structural repairs. NBC 7’s Joe Little explains what the pier means to the community.
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Protest to protect Imperial Beach's lone post office
Local American Postal Workers Union President Bob Waterhouse told NBC 7’s Joe Little that he sees the writing on the wall.
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Protest to protect Imperial Beach's lone post office
A USPS spokesman bluntly told NBC 7 in a statement, “The Imperial Beach Post Office is not closing.”
The protestors don’t believe it.