Sharp Grossmont Hospital medical staff were treated to a generous surprise when Grammy award-winning singer Lizzo donated meals to those on the front lines in the battle against the novel coronavirus.

Grammy award-winning singer-rapper Lizzo donated meals to Sharp Grossmont Hospital workers as a token of her appreciation to health care workers.

With a shortage of personal protective equipment for medical workers in the front line of the battle against the novel coronavirus, one good Samaritan is stepping up and using a 3D printer to make medical gear to donate.

A local dental lab worker is stepping up and using his 3D printer to make medical equipment that he plans to donate.

NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado spoke to a La Mesa man using his practice’s equipment to make PPE for those on the front lines of COVID-19.

“I spent about 30 seconds thinking that up.” That’s all it took for La Mesa attorney Scot McMillan to type and send the following (now deleted) tweet: McMillan’s tweet, of course, is an opinionated reaction to the government’s efforts to slow the spread of the deadly coronavirus, which senior citizens — and other subgroups of the population like people...

The man told NBC 7’s Dave Summers he though up the tweet in about 30 seconds.

The California Highway Patrol responded to scene where a man reportedly drove under the influence and on the wrong side of the road along Interstate 8, resulting in a serious collision Wednesday night.

La Mesa Village will host a free, fun-filled event for kids at the Farmers Market for the National Day of Unplugging (NDU) to encourage people to spend time away from technology.

Five stories you may have missed this week include six SDSU students diagnosed with mumps and an arrest made in the Vista hit-and-run that hospitalized a 12-year-old boy.

A La Mesa couple is angry and confused after their dog died while in the care of a local groomer. Marco Maritano and husband Michael Meadows dropped their dog Sookie off at Andy’s Pet Salon in La Mesa, the same groomer they’ve used for years. But this time Sookie never came home. To add their grief, they say can’t...

The dog’s owners told NBC 7’s Jackie Crea they have yet to receive an explanation for their dog’s death, not to mention an apology.

A La Mesa store owner who was involved in an on-camera altercation with San Diego media members pleaded not guilty to charges that included battery and vandalism in connection to the incident.

The man accused of posing as a maintenance worker to burglarize people’s homes in La Mesa is now charged with similar crimes across the county and could face more than 330 years in prison if convicted.

NBC 7’s Allison Ash has more information on the man who’s been charged in a series of burglaries.

La Mesa Police have arrested a San Diego man who they say posed as a maintenance worker to gain access to people’s apartments and steal their valuables.

The California Highway Patrol said a motorist was shot in the arm while driving through La Mesa on Interstate 8 and then state Route 125, leading to several highway closures Saturday night.

NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo is at the scene where traffic was flowing after early morning delays.

NBC 7’s Allison Ash spoke to the family who spotted the suspect running away from police.