NBC 7 San Diego
San Diego, CA · English · TV & web
NBC 7 San Diego is a local news outlet covering San Diego and surrounding areas, with recent headlines focusing on elections, local news, and community events.
- Top beat: Politics
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 San Diego, CA peers
Latest stories
- Ex-SDSU officer sentenced for posessing videos of girls being sexually abusedA former San Diego State University police officer was sentenced to three years and 10 months in prison for possessing child sex abuse material, including videos of young girls being sexually abused. He was also ordered to 20 years of supervised release and must pay $22,100 in assessments.
- Desperate search for survivors under rubble after Venezuela quakes kill at least 188Venezuela faces a desperate search for survivors after two powerful earthquakes killed at least 164 people, with international aid arriving as the country deals with economic and political challenges.
- San Diego switching out black trash bins for gray ones on July 1San Diego is replacing black trash bins with gray ones starting July 1 to ensure accurate service levels and billing, with new bins being more durable and including sorting reminders. The city is also replacing blue recycling bins with lighter blue ones, with half the rollout completed.
- San Diego Police make arrest in 1999 Balboa Park murderSan Diego Police have arrested a suspect in a 1999 murder case in Balboa Park, with the suspect due to be arraigned on Thursday.
- Supreme Court allows Trump to end temporary legal protections for Haitians and SyriansSupreme Court allowed Trump administration to end legal protections for Haitians and Syrians, exposing hundreds of thousands to potential deportation.
- Encinitas City Council votes to redo bike paths on Santa Fe Drive corridorEncinitas City Council approved plans to redo bike paths on Santa Fe Drive, despite criticism over the cost and safety concerns, with the redo estimated to cost $3.5 million.
- San Diego woman pleads guilty to spying on ex-husband inside his home through Ring camerasA San Diego woman pleaded guilty to using her ex-husband's Ring cameras to spy on him and his new family, admitting to live-streaming over 700 hours of private moments. The victims moved out and replaced their cameras due to privacy concerns, and the woman will serve one day in custody and one year probation.
- Sears sharp in season debut, Padres complete sweep of BravesThe Padres defeated the Braves 5-2 in a series sweep, with JP Sears pitching 5.2 scoreless innings and Ty France hitting a home run and two hits.
- Trump kicks off the Great American State Fair after musicians pulled outPresident Trump addressed the kickoff of the Great American State Fair, celebrating America's 250th anniversary and promoting his policies, while facing criticism over the event's political nature and maintenance issues at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
- Rady Children's to continue gender-affirming care amid legal battleRady Children's Hospital will continue providing gender-affirming care to minors amid ongoing legal battles with the California Attorney General's Office and patient lawsuits.
- 9-foot great white shark spotted off La Jolla ShoresA nine-foot great white shark was spotted off La Jolla Shores, prompting advisory signs at the beach. Experts say the warm Pacific Ocean may lead to more great white sharks in Southern California waters this summer, though the risk to humans remains minimal.
- ‘Larry does have a scary temper': Maya Millete's friend testifiesLarry Millete's friend testified about his controlling behavior and blocking her from Maya's social media, with a psychologist linking his actions to domestic abuse. The trial timeline was shortened.
- At least 164 dead and 971 injured after powerful quakes rock VenezuelaPowerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, collapsing buildings and causing widespread evacuations, with delayed government response and ongoing aftershocks.
- Trump's voter ID executive order blocked following lawsuit by California, other statesCalifornia and 19 other states successfully blocked Trump's voter ID executive order through a lawsuit, with a federal court ruling the order unlawful and affirming state control over election regulations.
- Proposal to limit lobbying in city of San Diego politics moves forwardSan Diego City Council moves forward with ethics reform proposal to limit lobbying influence and increase transparency on political spending.