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NBC 7 heard from Ziggy Marley ahead of his big concert at Petco Park this weekend.

While other major cities in California have shifted to the state’s least restrictive yellow tier in its color-coded reopening system, San Diego will remain in the more restrictive orange tier and it may stay that way until the state’s targeted reopening date.

So, no yellow tier for San Diego County? But why? NBC 7’s Audra Stafford explains why San Diego County is likely to stay in the orange tier until California’s wider reopening next month.

Music lovers in America’s Finest City are now seeing a growing list of live concerts that are returning to the schedule for several San Diego area venues. Here are some headlines who have made announcements for a stop in San Diego.

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) on Wednesday updated capacity restrictions in some areas with regards to fully-vaccinated people.

A new era for San Diego County began this week as it entered the orange tier — and businesses are slowly welcoming customers both old and new

San Diego County has officially entered the orange tier. What this means for businesses. NBC 7’s Allie Raffa has more.

Fewer restrictions on businesses under the orange tier means more San Diegans out and about after dark. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado heard from

As San Diego began its first weekend out of the red and into the less-restrictive orange tier, locals and tourists alike flocked to the beach to enjoy the looser rules.

NBC 7’s Allie Raffa has the sights and sounds from Pacific Beach on the first Friday under Orange Tier rules.

More indoor dining. Two new hotels in Oceanside with lots of new dining options. Pasta specialists in Point Loma expanding to the world of pizza. Eater San Diego shares the top stories of the week from our local food and drink scene.

The Scene in San Diego podcast dives into what the orange tier means for activities and business around the county, plus we check out a couple of new restaurants and find out what’s cooking at the University of San Diego.

Two North San Diego County bars that had to reinvent themselves during the pandemic are seeing their risks pay off now that we’re in the orange tier.

Two bars that had to reinvent themselves during the pandemic are seeing their changes pay off now that we’re in the Orange Tier. NBC 7’s Dave Summers has the story.

With San Diego County making steady progress through California’s reopening blueprint and Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to get “back to normal,” or close to it, this summer, local universities are adjusting their plans for the Fall 2021 semester.

It’s a new era for San Diego: The county has officially entered the orange tier, paving the way for businesses to welcome back more customers — and putting the region one step closer to putting the pandemic behind us.

The county has officially entered the orange tier, paving the way for businesses to welcome back more customers, reports NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas

Now that San Diego County has shifted to the orange tier, more businesses can reopen at slightly more capacity. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford speaks with a La Mesa business owner on the change.

Now that San Diego County has reached the orange tier, capacity limitations and restrictions are being loosened for restaurants, bars, wineries and breweries — and it’s welcome news for the people in those industries.