NATIONAL CITY

National City residents and workers eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccine can get their shot this weekend at a no-appointment vaccination event.

The vaccines are set aside for National City residents and workers only. NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo has more.

Some low-income National City and San Diego residents could soon qualify to receive guaranteed monthly payments of $500 through a pilot program funded by a local non-profit organization. With funds raised by the Jewish Family Service of San Diego, starting this fall 150 families from both National City and San Diego will receive $500 a month for two years to…

The project will focus on low-income families with children under the age of 12 living in the ZIP codes most affected economically by the COVID-19 pandemic, reports NBC 7’s Amber Frias.

Law enforcement officials are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man who they say shot a bounty hunter in March in Chula Vista and fired on National City police in the early hours of Monday morning.

A man identified as the suspect who fired on National City police officers early Monday morning is the same person who allegedly shot a bounty hunter last month, according to police.

National City police are continuing their search for a stolen car suspect who opened fire on officers before running across a freeway to evade authorities.

A manhunt is underway in National City after the passenger of a stolen car shot at police officers and ran across Interstate 5 to evade authorities.

A manhunt is underway in National City for a person who failed to yield for officers in an attempted traffic stop.

San Diego County moved from the most restrictive purple tier on the state’s reopening plan to the slightly less restrictive red tier, and for many elected leaders in our region, the loosening of restrictions is long overdue but not far enough.

A Southern California man is asking for help, especially from the Latino population to find a donor.

A Southern California man is asking for help, especially from the Latino population to find a donor after being diagnosed with leukemia last year.

There’s yet another positive sign for people anxiously waiting to get vaccinated. Starting tomorrow, thousands more will become eligible to receive their COVID-19 shots. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda has a closer look at who’s next on the list, and reaction from relieved families.

One person died and another was hospitalized in an apartment fire Saturday, according to the National City Fire Department.

Tucked in a dark corner inside a National City shopping center you’ll find Raspados Michoacan.

A family-run, small business in National City was vandalized, leaving the owners to search for a way to pay for the damages. NBC 7’s Amber Frias shows us how the community rallied around them to help.

The moment National City Councilmember Marcus Bush took his oath, he brought change to his community. “Representation is power,” Bush said. Bush was voted into office in November and became the first Afro-Latino, second African American, and first openly LGBTQ councilmember in city history. He also believes he’s among the first bisexual elected officials in the entire county. “We...

Marcus Bush, 32, was elected to the city council last year. He grew up in National City and, after college, became more engaged in city government.

Parents in National City say they woke up to find their 11-year-old daughter not in her bed. After a city-wide manhunt and rescue, the girl is now safe and police say the 20-year-old accused of taking her is in jail.