The Latest
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San Diego County's first cannabis lounge nears completion
Sessions by the Bay will be the first place in San Diego County where you can buy and consume cannabis products in a restaurant setting.
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Chula Vista cancer survivor, 9, voices character in new Disney Christmas special
Millions can listen to 9-year-old Estella Madrigal when the animated “An Almost Christmas Story” begins streaming on Disney+.
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‘Science Fiction-Like Therapy' Saves Woman's Life
It’s hard to find people who think the pandemic was a breeze. However, 2020 was a cakewalk for Christine Lee compared to the battle she faced in 2018.
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Foster Family Adopts Dog With Two Prosthetic Legs
It didn’t take long for Chloe the Dog to find her forever home. NBC 7’s Joe Little documents her journey after getting new prosthetic legs.
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SDSU Nursing Students Graduate With Months of Frontline Experience
They sat 10 feet apart in their black graduation gowns. It’s usually a symbol of students who are ready for the real world. However, the 2020 San Diego State nursing graduates carried a lot of experience into the ceremony.
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‘The Nurses' Honored for Marching, Treating Injured Protesters Amid Pandemic
A small group of San Diego County nurses is being recognized with the President’s Award from the American Nurses Association of California.
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Not Ready to Reopen: Restaurant Chooses to Remain in Purple Tier
The last 12 months were incredibly hard for MJ’s Yogurt Time & Deli, but its owner said he was prioritizing his employees health.
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Surfers: We Didn't Know the Shark Was There
Local surfer waved at a drone that was also video-recording a shark as it swam between her board and her boyfriend’s
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In-tents Learning: UC San Diego Takes Classrooms Into Great Outdoors
A UC San Diego spokeswoman said the school erected six giant outdoor classrooms and six more study tents wired for students.
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Navy Veteran Volunteers — and Entertains — at Calif. Vaccination Super Site
A Navy veteran has volunteered every second of every day that the South Bay Vaccination Station has been open — and he has no plans on stopping.
