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San Diego Police Ramping Up Security Ahead of Comic-Con
With projected crowds of 45,000 people per day for Comic-Con, police suggest you plan ahead. NBC 7’s Dave Summers has more.
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San Diego Police Ramping Up Security Ahead of Comic-Con
When it comes to staying safe that is a shared responsibility. Police are promising to do their part.
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People Voice Safety Concerns Over 4th of July Weekend in San Diego
The expected increased crowd size over the holiday weekend comes only one week after a shooting left two bystanders who were visiting San Diego shot near 5th Avenue and F Street.
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People Voice Safety Concerns Over 4th of July Weekend in San Diego
Recent shootings in downtown San Diego have some worried for the holiday weekend. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry has the story.
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‘Look Before You Lock': Preventing Hot Car Deaths
An average of 38 children across the country die from vehicular heatstroke every year. Here’s why cars get so hot, so fast, and what caregivers can do to prevent hot car deaths.
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Access to Silver Strand Shoreline's Water Closed Due to Sewage Contamination
A water contact closure in Imperial Beach has been extended north to the Silver Strand shoreline, county environmental health officials said Monday.
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Summer Safety in Discussion Ahead of Holiday Weekend
With the Memorial Day weekend approaching, and summer season in a month, San Diego lifeguards and officials are pushing for holiday safety. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford shares what they want the public to know.
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Santa Monica Makes Most Dangerous Cities List
Some Santa Monica residents have been aback by a new survey that ranks their city as one of the least safest in California.
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Skip the Sliding: How to Avoid Crashes on Post-Downpour Roads
While California, the state with the largest number of licensed drivers in the U.S. at around 27 million, already sees a nationally significant number of fatal crashes a year — with the California Office of Traffic Safety reporting a fatal or injury traffic crash occurring every three minutes in 2017 — this trend is only worsened by adverse, albeit spotty, weather patterns.
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Construction Begins for Pershing Bikeway Project
Construction is now officially underway for the Pershing Bikeway project, which aims to make travel on the winding road safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.
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Bikeway Project Begins on Pershing Drive Following Last Year's Deaths
Construction began Tuesday near Balboa Park to make a winding road safer for bicyclists and pedestrians after two people were struck and killed by drivers last year.
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Pershing Bikeway Project Beginning
A new construction project to protect bicyclists and pedestrians on Pershing Drive will soon begin.
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Model Brooks Nader Shares ‘Scariest' Experience After Allegedly Being Tracked With Apple AirTag
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model said “someone was tracking” her without permission using an Apple AirTag that had been slipped into her belongings during a recent night out in New York City
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False Report of Shooting at Plaza Bonita Mall Causes Panic. Here Are Some Tips For Shoppers
On Saturday a false report of a shooting at the Plaza Bonita mall caused many people to run and shout while evacuating. “I just saw people screaming and people running, and I was just like what’s going on and I was just scared,” Brianna Barrientos said. Safety experts urge people to be aware of their surroundings during chaotic situations....
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Public Safety Expert Gives Holiday Shopping Tips After False Report of Shooting at Plaza Bonita Mall Causes Panic
A series of smash and grabs in San Diego and across the country has sparked some concerns for holiday shopping. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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Speed-Related Car Accidents Cost the U.S. Over $40 Billion Annually. Lowering the Limit May Not Help
Many experts argue that the current speed limits might be too unrealistic and arbitrary to have any impact on how fast people drive.
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Keep This in Mind to Avoid Hydroplaning When Driving in Wet Weather
With winter storms and inclement weather, it’s important for drivers to remember how to stay safe behind the wheel. Here, we share safety tips on how to avoid hydroplaning.
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Driving in Wet Weather? What to Know When Your Vehicle Hydroplanes
Maneuvering a vehicle during inclement weather can be tricky, and it can be unnerving when you begin to hydroplane. NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews explains what to keep in mind when that happens.
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Florida Lawmakers File ‘Miya's Law,' Which Advocates for Renters' Safety
The family of slain college student Miya Marcano wants to make sure the tragedy sparks change.
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Seatbelt Tips for Pregnant Drivers
Seat belts save thousands of lives every year, so it might surprise you to learn that those life-savers can contribute to fetal injury when pregnant people are in car crashes