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Chula Vista City Council to meet on replacement for Andrea Cardenas's seat
The Chula Vista City Council will meet to decide what’s next for the seat of embattled former Councilmember Andrea Cardenas. NBC 7’s Adonis Albright explains the replacement process and the change voters want to see.
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Chula Vista City Council to meet on replacement for Andrea Cardenas's seat
The Chula Vista City Council will meet on Monday to decide whether to fill the seat of Andrea Cardenas for district 4. Councilmembers could appoint someone to fill the remainder of Cardenas’ term, or leave the seat vacant until November.
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South Bay laundromat gives free laundry service to San Diego flood victims
NBC 7’s Dita Quinones shares how a South Bay laundromat is offering free services to San Diego flood victims.
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South Bay laundromat giving free laundry service to San Diego flood victims
Hundreds of families escaped the flood with just the clothes on their backs. NBC 7’s Dita Quinones shares how a South Bay laundromat is offering free services to San Diego flood victims.
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South Bay laundromat gives free laundry service to San Diego flood victims
South Bay Coin Laundry is offering free wash and dry for victims affected by this week’s torrential rain and flooding in San Diego, the business wrote on Facebook on Thursday.
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SANDAG to continue paying contractor responsible for overcharging SR-125 drivers
The suit was a hot topic at the most recent SANDAG board meeting where officials voted to hire Deloitte and A-to-Be to take over the job. Etan Tolling Technology, the company behind the failed toll collection system, will continue getting paid through the transition.
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911 lines down in Chula Vista, National City on New Year's Eve
Some 911 phone lines are down in the South Bay on New Year’s Eve due to technical issues, according to Chula Vista and National City police.
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San Diego MTS rolls out its first all-electric bus routes in South Bay
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) cut the ribbon Friday on its new all-electric bus route through San Diego County’s South Bay communities. Twelve new electric buses will transport upwards of 5,000 people every day on the new Rapid Route 227 between the Otay Mesa Port of Entry and Imperial Beach.
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MTS showcases new all-electric bus routes in San Diego's South Bay
MTS is premiering new all-electric bus routes across San Diego County. NBC 7’s Joe Little explains why this is good for people living and sleeping near the bus line.
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Chula Vista couple nearly loses home of 40 years in house fire
The fire did spread to the home but most of the damage was in the garage because of all the couples’ belongings stored from floor-to-ceiling in there.
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Two people injured during Chula Vista house fire
A fire quickly moved through a Chula Vista home Friday morning and injured two people, including a firefighter with the Chula Vista Fire Department. NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes reports on Sept. 8, 2023.
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South Bay homeless organization at risk of closing permanently from lack of funding
A nonprofit that’s been providing services to the South Bay’s unhoused community for five years may be shutting its doors permanently soon unless it receives adequate support.
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South Bay homeless nonprofit at risk of closing permanently from lack of funding
Community Through Hope says it is struggling to get the funds it needs to help the growing homeless population in the South Bay. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports on Sept. 2, 2023.
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Witnesses describe melee involving large group of teens at Del Amo Fashion Center
Witnesses described a chaotic scene Sunday when a large group of teens rampaged through the Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance.
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Boil water advisory has South San Diego County businesses pivot or close
On top of the thousands of residents impacted, hundreds of businesses would need to shut down operations due to unsafe handling conditions, a spokesperson for the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Businesses have to pivot or close due to boil-water advisory
Owners and operators were told to stop operations, reports NBC 7’s Dana Williams.
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South Bay family remembers 24-year-old good Samaritan biker who died helping others in heat wave
The family of 24-year-old Kai Torres Bronson, who died trying to help hikers who were stranded without water in sweltering temperatures in remote East County last weekend, spoke on Saturday for the first time in his memory.
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South Bay family remembers 24-year-old Good Samaritan biker who died helping others in heat wave
Bronson’s family want others to learn from this and take steps to avoid falling ill in extreme heat.
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Transit hub, housing coming to South Bay thanks to $10M state grant
Besides the affordable housing development at Palm Avenue, the funds are also earmarked for converting an alleyway into a safer corridor for pedestrians and bikes and establishing rent-to-own opportunities for residents in San Ysidro.
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Apartment fire in South Bay displaces 10 residents
A fire broke out in a four-unit apartment building in South Bay Saturday morning, according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.