Steven Luke is an Emmy award winning anchor and story teller for NBC 7 and has spent the past 20 years on television in San Diego.
You can watch Steven weekday mornings anchoring NBC 7 News and NBC 7 News Midday.
Steven rejoined NBC 7 in 2002 and has covered virtually every big story in the region over the past few decades from wildfires to military deployments to Super Bowls.
The Latest
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Stanford grad's sights set on decathlon at Paris Olympics
Stanford University graduate Harrison Williams is hoping to punch his ticket to the Paris Olympics in what’s considered the most grueling event: the decathlon.
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From Flying Tomato to Snowboard Great: Shaun White Rides Into Retirement As Next Gen Levels Up
Shaun White’s Olympic career came to a close Thursday without what would have been a history-making fourth medal, but his impact on snowboarding will long outlast the 16-year journey to his fifth and final Winter Games.
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Skateboarding Icon Tony Hawk Talks Debut of Sport at Tokyo Olympics
Skateboarding icon Tony Hawk is at the Tokyo Olympics, serving as a correspondent for the skateboarding events. He shares what it’s like to finally see his sport make its debut on the world’s biggest sports stage.
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Purpose After Tragedy: Team Willoughby Eyes Olympic Gold
Tragedy, triumph, and newfound purpose; for Alise and Sam Willoughby, the journey between the 2016 and 2021 Olympics has been filled with more twists and turns than just about any other athlete storyline heading into Tokyo.
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‘You Can Persevere': Paralympian Going for Gold With a Purpose
Gold medal-winning Paralympian Deja Young has not only set her mind on defending her title, but to also advocate for mental health wellness by sharing her own person struggles.
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Pandemic Turns San Diegan's Olympic Dream Into Olympic Dilemma
When the coronavirus pandemic postponed the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan, thousands of athletes around the world were forced to take a momentary pause on their training, but for some, like San Diego’s Sam Barlow, it meant the end of their Olympic dreams.
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City of Chula Vista Closes All Illegal Marijuana Dispensaries; 11 Retail, Delivery Services Approved to Sell
After years of cracking down on illegal pot shops, the city of Chula Vista announced Friday that they have all been shut down, plus it gave details about efforts to approve legal dispensaries. At one point, the city of Chula Vista had over 27 illegal marijuana dispensaries operating in the community, but on August 28, the last illegal marijuana dispensary…
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Short Term Rental ‘Party House' Draws Rare Legal Action
San Diego City Attorney Mara Elliott took bold legal action Friday morning in an effort to shut down a Banker’s Hill home used frequently as a short-term vacation rental.
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Carlsbad Restaurant Owner Hit With $5,500 Outdoor Dining Permit Fee
At a time when small businesses are just trying to survive, a North County restaurant owner says the city of Carlsbad charged her more than $5,000 for an outdoor dining permit. “Everyone says the same thing, ‘It’s crazy that they’re charging you that much money, it’s crazy,’” said Annie Rammel, owner of Oak + Elixir in downtown Carlsbad. Rammel’s...
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A COVID-19 Survivor's Look Back at 3 Months of Illness
It started with a fever, which didn’t go away for 10 days. A positive COVID-19 test, extreme fatigue, and a lung X-ray followed. Then came the ambulance ride to the Kaiser Permanente Zion Medical Center and admittance to the intensive care unit, where doctors wavered on whether he needed a ventilator. It was that first night in a hospital bed,…
