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10 people injured after falling from border fence: SDFD
Ten people were in the hospital after rescue crews say they fell while trying to climb over the U.S.-Mexico border fence on March 2, 2024.
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10 people injured after falling from US-Mexico border fence near Tijuana: SDFD
Ten people have been hospitalized after falling from the border fence near the Tijuana River Valley on Saturday afternoon, officials said.
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Man's body found sticking out of burning van in Tijuana River Valley
Police say the body was found in the rear passenger side of the burning van with the legs sticking out of the vehicle, NBC 7’s Omari Fleming reports.
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Man's body found sticking out of burning van in Tijuana River Valley
Firefighters putting out a blaze that engulfed a van Monday in a parking lot at Tijuana River Valley Sports Complex found a body partially inside the charred van, authorities reported.
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Federal help on the way for cross-border sewage crisis in San Diego County
After many years of frustration, southern San Diego communities are getting encouraging news about the sewage spills from the Tijuana River Valley. NBC 7’s Dave Summers explains how federal help is on the way.
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Federal help on the way for cross-border sewage crisis in San Diego County
After many years of frustration, southern San Diego communities are getting encouraging news about the sewage spills from the Tijuana River Valley.
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How is Cross-Border Water Contamination Impacting San Diego County Long Term?
This most recent incident isn’t the first-time sewage has spilled across the border.
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How Is Cross-Border Water Contamination Impacting San Diego County Long Term?
NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry spoke to a professor who explains how sewage leaks contaminating water in southern San Diego County can impact the region in the long term.
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Ongoing Impact of the Storm in the Tijuana River Valley
Flooding in the Tijuana River Valley didn’t just have an impact on roads, but neighboring farms as well. Ed Whited gave NBC 7 a tour of the bed borders and produce damaged on his quarter-acre of farmland.
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Ongoing Impact of the Storm in Tijuana River Valley
The flooding has cut off access to one woman’s therapy horses and another farmer’s crops, NBC 7’s Omari Fleming reports.