Dana Griffin

The San Diego City Auditor’s Office put out a list of recommendations after a report found some officers did not record incidents as required

The Supreme Court’s decision on Roe v. Wade is not final, but the draft language is causing concern. Many fear other constitutional rights could be jeopardized by the potential legal precedent. NBC 7 spoke with a local attorney about the potential implications of overturning Roe. “The document is no…

There’s a push to pass a law that limits short-term investors from buying up homes and rental properties, then selling them at higher rates.

As part of NBC 7’s efforts to Celebrate Black History, we’re highlighting San Diego State’s first Black administrator and civil rights leader

There’s an alarming trend, researchers have found among service workers: going to work sick during the pandemic. Many are feeling the pressure to show up as companies are understaffed

More snow is expected in the mountains, including in Julian and Mount Laguna, as another storm system moves into the region.

Rady Children’s Hospital, however, has a secret weapon — in fact, 15 of them — that are cute, cuddly, comforting and are part of a canine therapy program.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lists San Diego County’s COVID transmission rate as worse than Los Angeles County’s, which is, of course, a much larger region.

It’s that time of year when porch pirates are on the prowl, hitting up unsuspecting targets during the holidays. But there may be another trend on the rise involving stolen books from those free community libraries. There’s a free little community library located on Limerick Avenue in the North Clai…

For months, there have been similar vile statements during public comment periods on vaccine mandates that have gone viral. But Tuesday’s racist comment directed at San Diego’s Black public health officer, Dr. Wilma Wooten, crossed the line for Supervisor Nora Vargas.