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SWAT Called to South Park After Hot Oil Thrown on Officer's Face: SDPD
The incident began shortly before 10 a.m. when 911 callers reported a woman throwing things at passers-by.
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Rad and Bad: Yelp Ranks South Park's Bad Madge & Co. #1 Vintage Store in US
If Bad Madge & Co. owner Tanya McAnear could only use one word to describe her top-rated boutique, it would be “rad.”
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‘South Park' Creators Buying Quirky Colorado Restaurant
The creators of the irreverent animated television series “South Park” are buying Casa Bonita, a quirky restaurant in suburban Denver that was featured on the show
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Night Construction Coming to 30th Street in North Park, South Park
Having lived through a major water pipeline replacement project along the 30th Street corridor, residents from North Park south to Juniper Street in the area now need to prepare for night construction.
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Eater San Diego: Wagyu Beef Burger Bar and Butcher Shop Coming to Pacific Beach
A well-known local chef bringing his burgers and butcher shop to a more permanent spot in PB. The reopening of a beloved wine bar in South Park. Street tacos. Dumplings. Eater San Diego shares the top stories of the week from our local food and drink scene.
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South Park Shop Owners Say Time Is Running Out for Relief
Business operators say they just want lawmakers to do their jobs so they can keep theirs, reports NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas.
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South Park Shop Owners Say Time is Running Out For Relief
Talks stalled on the Senate floor Friday between opposing Democrats and Republicans who could not come to terms on a coronavirus relief bill. And, here at home, business owners say they just want lawmakers to do their jobs so they can keep theirs.
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Kitchen Fire Rips Through Hamilton's Tavern
A local small business owner is reeling from the shock of a kitchen fire that ripped through his South Park pub early Wednesday morning, reports NBC 7’s Amber Frias
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Kitchen Fire Rips Through Hamiltons Tavern; Owner Vows to Power Through Setback
Authorities are investigating a fire that ripped through a South Park pub Wednesday morning.
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Local Gym Finds Way to Survive, Thrive During Pandemic
The back and forth with restrictions has been a roller coaster for businesses trying to make it through the pandemic. A South Park gym is doing it’s best to stay open for their community, while also finding an opportunity to expand. Kristen Lucek told NBC 7 she had just purchased GFit South Park, a fitness studio, six months before the…
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San Diego Businesses Remain Closed Despite Removal From State Watch List
San Diego County was officially removed from the state’s coronavirus watch list Tuesday, but most business owners still find themselves in the same boat they were in on Monday. The uncertainty of when indoor operations can resume is frustrating many business owners, and salon owners are no exception. “We want to do what we love, we want our business...
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Faith Leaders Discuss Racism, Social Injustice
NBC 7’s Melissa Adan sat down with three pastors to talk about the road toward healing and equality for all.
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‘Let's Talk About Love': San Diego Faith Leaders Discuss Social Injustice
On Tuesday, NBC 7 met with three San Diego faith-based leaders who each come from three different backgrounds, but share one common message towards fighting inequality.
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Local Restaurants Become Makeshift Grocery Stores to Stay Afloat
While some operations are shuddering, wondering how they will ride out this wave, some restaurants are paving a new business path while also doing some good for the community.
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Restaurants Selling Groceries to Stay Afloat
Local restaurants are changing up vendor orders and selling groceries. NBC 7’s Claudette Stefanian has more.
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Concert During Quarantine: South Park Resident Plays Live Music From Front Yard
A stay-at-home order has quarantined San Diego County residents but that isn’t stopping one community from enjoying live music.
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South Park Quarantine Concert
One South Park community came together through music while still respecting social distancing orders.
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New South Park Restaurant to Donate Profits to Help Kids
There’s a new restaurant in San Diego that has a goal to do more than just serve great food, but to also help kids in need. The founder of the popular Buona Forchetta restaurants is opening a new restaurant in South Park called Matteo. Owner Matteo Cattaneo opened his latest eatery with a mission to donate all of its...
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Buona Forchetta Family to Open Nonprofit Restaurant in South Park
The family that owns San Diego’s Buona Forchetta restaurants is opening a new, nonprofit eatery in South Park that will support local organizations.
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Group Releases Graphic Hit-and-Run Video to Call for More Street Improvements
Vicki Granowitz has no memory of the hit-and-run crash outside her South Park restaurant, Fernside, that left her with a concussion, missing teeth and fractured bones in December 2018. But one year later, she and Circulate San Diego, a nonprofit that promotes mobility projects, stood at the same intersection and released graphic surveillance video that shows the moment Granowitz was…