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Fragments of decomposed whale wash ashore in La Jolla
Fragments of a heavily-decomposed whale carcass washed ashore near the La Jolla Shores Hotel Wednesday night, a city of San Diego spokesperson confirmed Thursday.
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Barbie-pink Ford Thunderbird steals hearts at La Jolla's 18th Concours d'Elegance
The 18th annual La Jolla Concours d’Elegance wrapped up on April 21, 2024. World-class cars showcased horsepower and style, but one convertible was turning heads. NBC 7’s Dita Quinones shares why a Barbie pink Thunderbird inspires relationship goals.
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The pelican party: Hundreds of birds flock to La Jolla Children's Pool
It’s an impressive sight in La Jolla, where a flock of pelicans have taken over. NBC 7’s Joe Little has more on this flock of fowl.
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Pelicans flock to La Jolla Children's Pool by the hundreds
An expert from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography said that pods of pelicans are here to roost before heading off to breed.
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Small biz owners rally against San Diego's ‘ban' on businesses on the beach
Some small business owners are speaking out against a “recent ban” on hosting public events on San Diego beaches. However, the City of San Diego said there is no ban, but there is a decades-old law that prohibits these kinds of events.
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Businesses operating on the sand rally against City of San Diego's beach business ‘ban'
Some San Diego businesses have built themselves on the sand of our beaches. Now, the city is cracking down — saying they can’t operate on the beach. But as one business owner told NBC 7’s Adonis Albright – that hasn’t always been the case.
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San Diego scientists studying if wearable devices can reduce long COVID symptoms
Scientists at the Scripps Research have teamed up with a health technology company to study whether or not wrist-worn devices, such as activity trackers and smartwatches, can help people with long COVID through a technique called “pacing yourself.”
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Scripps researchers studying wearable devices to reduce long COVID symptoms
The devices tell wearers when to slow down and pace yourself, helping manage long COVID symptoms.
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Small earthquake strikes just off La Jolla shoreline in San Diego County
A magnitude 3.0 earthquake was recorded Friday afternoon about 11 miles off the coast of La Jolla, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
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La Jolla party killers plead guilty to fatally shooting Poway woman
Nina Silver, 20, was hit by gunfire while standing in an alley in the 7500 block of Cuvier Street during a house party in 2019
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Juvenile gray whale that washed up on La Jolla beach towed away
California, along with much of the west coast of North America, is currently in an Unusual Mortality Event for gray whales, a NOAA researcher tells NBC 7.
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Young grey whale washes up on beach south of La Jolla shores
NOAA is expected to assess the whale’s condition Friday morning. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has more.
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Juvenile whale washes up on La Jolla beach
A juvenile gray whale washed ashore near the Marine Room restaurant in La Jolla on Feb. 22, 2024.
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FBI seeks public's help in identifying La Jolla bank robbery suspect
Authorities reached out to the public for help in identifying a man who robbed a La Jolla bank three weeks ago.
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Juvenile gray whale that washed up on La Jolla beach towed away
A juvenile gray whale washed up on the shore near the iconic Marine Room restaurant in La Jolla on Thursday afternoon, officials said.
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La Jolla trolley slasher draws lengthy prison term
The judge doubled the original five-year sentence for a prior strike conviction and added an additional three years for an allegation of causing great bodily injury to the victim
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Chilean break-in crew is back, and burglaries are on the rise in La Jolla
Law enforcement is continuing its investigations into Chilean nationals recruited to burglarize homes in wealthy neighborhoods.
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Father sues San Diego Unified over blackface allegations
Parents of a La Jolla middle school student are suing the district because they say a principal is falsely accusing their son of wearing “blackface” and punished him for it. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea reports on Jan. 18, 2024.
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Parents sue San Diego Unified over blackface accusations involving La Jolla middle-schooler
Parents of a La Jolla middle schooler are suing the San Diego Unified School District because a principal is falsely accusing their son of wearing blackface to a sporting event and punishing him for it, they told NBC 7.