Jackie Crea is a Reporter with NBC 7 San Diego and Telemundo 20.
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California couple must pay Ulta and Sephora $3 million for running nationwide retail theft ring, judge rules
A Bonsall couple who organized a national crime ring that stole millions from large retailers across the country, particularly cosmetic stores, were ordered by a San Diego judge Thursday to pay millions in restitution to Ulta and Sephora.
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New California law will raise minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 per hour in 2024
California’s AB 1228 is increasing the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 an hour. The law only applies to restaurants with more than 60 locations.
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Grieving mom shares gay son's bullying tragedy on social media
A San Diego mother is grieving the loss of her 14-year-old son, who she said took his own life after he was bullied for being gay.
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Remains of Juneteenth trailblazer missing from burial plot; family suing San Diego cemetery
A San Diego family who served as a long-time pillar of the Black community starting in 1960s is suing a local cemetery for allegedly losing their father’s remains after he died 20 years ago.
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‘I Have a Lot to Give Back': Felons Who Met in Recovery Program Spend Free Time Picking Up Trash Around San Diego
It’s no secret that San Diego is in the middle of a homelessness crisis. State and city leadership have been vocal about tackling this complicated issue, but what can everyday people do?
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Judge Orders Former Amazon Driver to Stand Trial for Allegedly Stealing Dog While Making Deliveries
A superior court judge decided a former Amazon driver will stand trial for allegedly stealing a dog while working her delivery route in Encinitas.
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Hundreds Take Part in Adaptive Surfing Event for People with Disabilities
Ian Briske touches the ocean for the first time since his severe brain injury twenty months ago.
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Students Celebrate San Diego County's Teacher of the Year Alongside Mexican Independence Day
Mexican Independence Day is also a day of celebration in our local binational communities. But one elementary school is celebrating more than just the holiday.
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Shark Spotted at Torrey Pines Amid Excessively Hot Labor Day Weekend
People are flocking to the beaches to cool off, as expected. But it’s not just an increase of people in the water, there seems to be an increase in shark sightings too.
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Carlsbad Female-Owned Businesses Show Support for Each Other, Community With Block Party
Small businesses were some of the hardest hit during the pandemic. In Carlsbad, the tough times actually brought several female-owned businesses together. Saturday, they threw a block party called ‘Girls on Grand’ showing their support for each other and the community that has kept them afloat. Four female-owned businesses on Grand Avenue welcomed old and new customers together, they...
