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After Overcharging Millions of Dollars for Water, San Diego Gives Smart Meters 2nd Chance
Citywide installation halted in 2018 amid program mismanagement, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.
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Federal Government Steps Up Pressure on Hospitals to Disclose Prices
The law was created to help patients figure out the cost of care before booking a treatment, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.
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Ten San Diego Bridges Rated in ‘Poor' Condition By Federal Inspectors
Federal inspectors say 10 bridges in the city of San Diego are in poor condition. Some have cracks in their road decks, others have chunks of concrete missing from their substructures, others even have exposed rebar. While it doesn’t mean they’re unsafe, experts say they need to be repaired or they may have to be shut down in the near...
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Ten San Diego Bridges Rated in ‘Poor' Condition By Federal Inspectors
The bridges don’t need to be shut down, but experts said repairs should be a high priority, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.
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Poway Unified School District Says Dozens of School Buildings Will Soon Be Unsafe
Taxpayers are skittish after previous $105 million loan cost them $981 million, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.
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Claim Filed Against San Diego County in Wake of Girl's Child Abuse Death
Aarabella McCormack’s biological mother says social workers didn’t properly investigate reports of suspected child abuse, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas.
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Grandmother and Alleged ‘Ring Leader' of Spring Valley Child Abuse Case Granted Bail
An adoptive grandmother accused of three counts of child abuse and three counts of torture has been granted bail set at $100,000.
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Racist Comments, Excessive Force and Offensive Behavior Revealed in SDPD Internal Affairs Cases
Newly-implemented California laws are shedding light on how law enforcement agencies investigate and discipline officers. This new mandated transparency reveals dozens of local cases where the San Diego Police Department found its own officers used excessive force, exhibited racist behavior, sexually harassed members of the public or fellow officers, conducted unlawful searches, failed to use body cameras properly and more.
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Racist Comments, Excessive Force, Offensive Behavior Revealed in San Diego Police Internal Affairs Cases
A lot of records are missing, NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas reports.
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Calls for Lead Testing for SDUSD Students Near Gun Range
A report from the county’s Air Pollution Control District found a potential health risk for neighborhoods near the SDPD gun range. The city is contesting that report.
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Families Demand Answers From the City About Potential Lead Exposure
A report from the county’s Air Pollution Control District found a potential health risk for neighborhoods near the SDPD gun range. The city is contesting that report, reports NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas.
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Former Megachurch Elder & Parents Appear in Court in Child-Abuse Death Case
A judge on Wednesday allowed the media to show the defendants’ faces for the first time, reports NBC 7 Investigates Alexis Rivas.
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SDUSD Board President Calls for Lead Testing for Students Near Police Gun Range
A report from the county’s Air Pollution Control District found a potential health risk for neighborhoods near the SDPD gun range. The city is contesting that report.
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Families Demanding Answers from the City of San Diego About Potential Lead Exposure
Some San Diego families are demanding answers from the city, after learning they may have been exposed to lead dust from the police department’s gun range.
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Families Demanding Answers from the City of San Diego About Potential Lead Exposure
A report from the county’s Air Pollution Control District found a potential health risk for neighborhoods near the SDPD gun range. The city is contesting that report, reports NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas.
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NBC 7 Investigates: Prosecutors Add Charges Against Rancho Penasquitos Murder Suspect
The man facing murder charges for the death of 42-year-old Connie Dadkhah now faces three new charges. Last Friday, San Diego County’s District Attorney charged Parrish Chambers Jr. with two counts of battery and one count of false imprisonment.
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Backlog of San Diego Murder Cases Delaying Justice for Families of Victims
NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas spoke to the family of a homicide victim about how trial delays are impacting the course of justice.
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Backlog of San Diego Murder Cases Delaying Justice for Families of Victims
More than 250 murder cases are awaiting trial in San Diego County. Before the pandemic, that number was about half that.
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San Diego Sheriff's Investigating Death of Former Megachurch Elder's Daughter, 11, in Suspected Child Abuse Case
The same day the girl died, law enforcement officials say her father took his life.
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Clairemont Pediatric Dentist Accused of Unnecessary Procedures Apparently Closes Practice
The Dental Board of California, which was seeking license revocation, says it is considering settlement; possible discipline unclear, reports NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas