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Some of San Diego County’s registered voters began receiving their ballots in the mail Monday for the June 7 primary election, which includes the gubernatorial race as well as all manner of local contests, the county Registrar of Voters announced. More than 1.9 million ballots are on the way and may have arrived as early as Monday. The &#8220...

Families shared the importance of taking it day by day and enjoying the time they have together with their loved ones, reports NBC 7’s Madison Weil.

Seaman Apprentice Ryan Sawyer Mays was subject to an Article 32 Hearing in December 2021 to determine whether or not his case would go to court-martial.

California will lift its indoor mask mandate, for vaccinated individuals, in just a few days. While numbers from the San Diego County Health Department show an overall decline in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, some neighborhoods have significantly higher case rates than others.  Looking at the most recent numbers, several South Bay neighborho...

This week, city leaders unveiled a new proposal that could change where and when vendors can operate their business.  It’s become the norm to see dozens of street vendors set up in beach neighborhoods and parts of downtown. Some business owners who have witnessed firsthand the increase over the past few years say regulations are desperately needed ...

This week city leaders unveiled a new proposal that could change where and when vendors can operate their business. NBC 7’s Madison Weil reports.

Some health experts say we could be on the verge of a “new phase” in the pandemic, but it’s too soon to drop our guard

Some health experts say we could be on the verge of a “new phase” in the pandemic, but it’s too soon to drop our guard, reports NBC 7’s Madison Weil.

A San Diego-based company, Codex DNA, just signed a licensing deal with Pfizer intended to help speed up the production of vaccines. The company’s CEO, Todd Nelson, gave NBC 7’s Madison Weil a tour of a laboratory on Monday, demonstrating how their unique technology could change the way vaccines are made worldwide.  “We make instruments that h...

Codex DNA, which already employees 300 workers, could change the way vaccines are made, reports NBC 7’s Madison Weil.

Dr. Davey Smith, Head of Infectious Diseases and Global Public Health at UCSD, says it’s possible we could need COVID vaccines and boosters for the rest of our lives as new variants keep emerging.

Scientists say more variants are possible, and that we need to prepare. NBC 7’s Madison Weil has the story.

3…2….1… Happy New Year, San Diego! Now, where to celebrate?