Mira Mesa

Here we go again. The coronavirus pandemic shook up San Diego’s food and drink scene once again this week when county public health officials closed bars, breweries and wineries that don’t serve food due to rising COVID-19 cases in the region. Eater San Diego shares details on the impact of those closures and other top news from our food and...

Celina Graves was born to sing, but it took her 30 years to find a big break void of any strings attached to her image. The Mira Mesa native and daughter of Ed Graves, a professional singer and bass player well known in San Diego’s music industry, is still alive on NBC’s ‘America’s Got Talent’ where the judges applauded...

Celina Graves has been singing her entire life but was told over and over again that she would need to change her image to make it in the music industry, reports NBC 7’s Steven Luke.

The threat of looters invading Seafood City in Mira Mesa left management with a tough choice this week: spend hundreds of dollars to shore up their storefront and close early or do nothing at all and take their chances. Seafood City and many of the surrounding businesses in the Mesa Shopping Center opted to put up plywood Tuesday night ahead…

All four Minneapolis Police Department officers involved in the arrest and death of George Floyd in death of George Floyd have been criminally charged, but that wasn’t enough for some protesters across the country and in Mira Mesa on Wednesday.

One protester said most people will never know how it feels to live in fear just because of the color of your skin.

Fire crews managed to knock out a two-alarm house fire that started in the garage in Mira Mesa on Wednesday. Fire crews arrived at the house at around 1:54 p.m. at 10159 Embassy Way. “The first crews to arrive at the scene found the building fully engulfed. The fire was coming out at all sides of the building,” San Diego…

NBC 7’s Dave Summers has the latest updates on the house fire in Mira Mesa.

Firefighters prevented a large house fire from spreading to neighboring buildings. NBC 7’s Dave Summers reports.

SDFD responded to a house fire in Mira Mesa.

The Coronavirus is changing the way San Diegans see their doctors, even for critical procedures like heart surgeries.

A 67-year-old Mira Mesa Man relies on his cell phone and a Samsung Galaxy watch to communicate with his doctors after heart transplant surgery, reports NBC 7’s Steven Luke.

A Mira Mesa resident looked out their front window Tuesday afternoon and was shocked to see a burning pile of trash dumped in the middle of the street by a garbage truck. “Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh, a firefighter!” That’s how a resident narrated his video shot through the blinds of a home on Erma Road. The...

A man took an unknown number of pills from the pharmacy of a CVS in Mira Mesa on Saturday, according to police. The suspect walked up to the pharmacy inside the CVS at 10776 Westview Parkway at about 5:40 p.m. Saturday, jumped the counter and told the employee to give him pills, said Officer Robert Heims of the San Diego…

Pickup truck was traveling at high rate of speed just before three teens were killed Friday night, officials said.

A driver was killed and a collector kit car was left nearly unrecognizable after a crash with a tree on a residential Mira Mesa roadway Thursday morning.

Five “good news” stories from this week include Oceanside police helping deliver a baby girl on the side of the street and new restaurant donating all profits to help kids in need.

An 86-year-old man was killed Thursday evening when he was hit by a car as he crossed a street in Mira Mesa.

Support is pouring in for a local teacher, after her home was destroyed not once, but twice, in four months. Darlene Cooper has been a teacher for 25 years, and most of those years have been at Walker Elementary School in Mira Mesa. When her colleagues found out her home was destroyed twice – first by flood, then by fire…