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A major road to Baja California's tourist spots is closed for construction. Here's what to know
The construction of the Elevated Viaduct by the federal government in Baja California has caused a series of complications for those who travel on Avenida Internacional or International Avenue, one of the main roadways that connect the zona del río with Playas in Tijuana.
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Body recovered during search was missing San Diego man: family, officials
According to his relatives, it was not until the next day they realized he was missing as they did not have any contact with Villareal Garcia, NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez reports.
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Body recovered in Tijuana during search for San Diego man missing on sailboat
The man disappeared while swimming near Tijuana over the holiday weekend.
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Body recovered during search was missing San Diego man: family, officials
Authorities located a body Tuesday during a search for a San Diego man who last seen swimming back to his sailboat from a beach in Tijuana over Easter weekend, the Tijuana Fire Department said.
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Tijuana man smuggled migrants through sewer pipes during historic San Diego floods
Border Patrol released video on Friday of the day San Diego lifeguards rescued migrants from the Tijuana River. The video was edited by border patrol to blur the faces of the migrants.
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Man pleads guilty to smuggling 7 migrants during January's historic rains
A man pleaded guilty this week to smuggling seven migrants through sewer pipes and across the border during January’s historic rains. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada reports on March 22, 2024.
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Tijuana man pleads guilty in San Diego to laundering millions in drug money
A Tijuana man whom prosecutors say ran a business that laundered millions in drug proceeds was sentenced in San Diego federal court Friday to three years and four months in prison.
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American Airlines launches daily nonstop Tijuana-Phoenix flight
American Airlines has launched its daily nonstop service between Tijuana and Phoenix.
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Migrant drowns in Tijuana River amid overnight rain
NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada, joins from the Tijuana River near the border with the latest info from local authorities.
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Man dies in swollen Tijuana River amid overnight rain
One man died in a swollen Tijuana River on the U.S. side of the border amid heavy rains overnight Tuesday, according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
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From Tijuana to Chula Vista: Las Ahumaderas, taco shop spin-off now open
A new taco shop has opened up in the South Bay bringing some Tijuana-style tacos to the mix.
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Cartel goes on killing spree against Tijuana officers who stole drug shipment
A recent killing spree in the Mexican border city of Tijuana could have been lifted from a TV script: enraged drug lords hunting down corrupt police officers who stole a drug shipment.
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It's official: Tijuana City Council bans ballads glorifying drugs and crime
Tijuana City Council bans ballads glorifying drugs and crime, or narcocorridos, with fines up to $70,000.
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2 hurt in fire during assembly of giant ‘La Catrina' for Dia de los Muertos event in Tijuana
Two employees were injured while setting up a giant “Catrina,” a festive skeleton that is a fixture of Mexican Day of the Dead events.
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En Español: 2 workers hurt during ‘La Catrina' Set-up in Tijuana
La Catrina de 10 metros que se construye en la frontera entre San Diego y Tijuana está en riesgo de no ser completada tras el incidente.
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Explosion at a house in Tijuana leaves at least 2 dead
Tijuana firefighters are searching for survivors after a house was destroyed due to a possible gas leak in Las Cumbres Friday morning.
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Tijuana police can no longer pull over drivers for this infraction that busted Americans
The city of Tijuana has reformed the law that made it illegal for both locals and visitors to drive with tinted windows at a medium level or higher. Here’s what you should know.
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Letter gives insight into why Newsom won't declare emergency over border water pollution crisis
Governor Newsom has finally responded to repeated calls for a state of emergency declaration over the sewage crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Gov. Newsom responds to sewage crisis at US-Mexico border
NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez reports from Imperial Beach where the impacts of the crisis are felt daily.
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SDSU students provide free medical services to patients in Mexico every month
San Diego State University’s Flying Samaritans, a student-run nonprofit organization, crosses the U.S.-Mexico border every month to give free health care to patients in the La Morita community in Tijuana.