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Chula Vista restaurant owner says city is retaliating against him after his TV interview aired
CHULA VISTA, Calif. — A Chula Vista restaurant owner who spoke out on CBS 8 against the city's plan to end curbside dining said he thinks the city is retaliating against him. Dr. Gonzalo Quintero, co-owner of Vogue Tavern and president of the Downtown Chula Vista Association, said he...
Guide: List of farmers markets around San Diego County
As summer arrives in San Diego, you can take advantage of the outdoors and explore everything our city has to offer. One of the ways we can do that is by visiting one of our many farmer's markets. San Diego County has over 30 farmers markets and every day of...
San Diego's new Police Chief Scott Wahl talks homelessness, staffing and his number one priority
San Diego’s new police chief visited the NBC7 studios on Wednesday morning, answering questions about what changes he wants to make to the department. Chief Scott Wahl said his main priority is improving the trust the community has in the police department. Without that, none of his goals for the department can be achieved.
California Will Welcome Its First-Ever HBCU This Year
Coming to California this upcoming school year will be a historic first: the state’s first HBCU. This landmark initiative results from a collaboration between Huston-Tillotson University (HTU), the National College Resources Foundation (NCRF), the San Diego County Office of Education, and the University of La Verne. With satellite campuses in San Diego and Los Angeles County, this marks a significant expansion of HBCU education on the West Coast.
Sewage crisis in South Bay puts businesses on the brink of bankruptcy
A recent county report shows dozens of shops and restaurants in South Bay are suffering from the lack of tourism, with some being forced to close their doors for good. Business owners say it has created a financial disaster for them and they need tourists to come back.
San Diego Receives $37 Million from Biden's Infrastructure Law for Flood Prevention and Water Quality
The White House has announced a significant financial boost for San Diego's flood prevention and water quality efforts, with President Biden's Investing in America Agenda channeling $37 million toward the South Mission Storm Drain and Green Infrastructure project. This federal investment comes as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, aiming to enhance resilience against the more intense rain events plaguing regions like densely populated Mission Beach.
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