In Your Neighborhood

Does the Halloween season have not one beginning but, just maybe, and quite possibly, five frightful starts? Some October enthusiasts begin celebrating all things Halloween July 5, just after the last firework has faded. Other fans honor Augtober each August, while some commence the Halloween-style revelries after Labor Day. And a few Halloween hol...

Experts say the potential for heavy rain could mean more fossils uncovered across the area.

The “San Diego Vital Signs” survey checked in with hundreds of people across the county to get a snapshot of issues that matter to San Diegans.

The City of San Diego admits there was an error that led to some people seeing unexpected trash fee costs. NBC 7’s Joey Safchik explains.

Construction was underway Monday on a bridge that will extend Fenton Parkway over the San Diego River in Mission Valley and provide cyclists, pedestrians and vehicles with a high-water crossing.

The program also offers Google Artificial Intelligence courses, including hands-on training from expert, according to the SDPL.

Phase 2 of improvements will bring a new restroom, ADA-accessible parking, paths and road work to the popular San Diego hiking destination.

Mesa Agrícola joined an elite group of restaurants from across the country and was one of only three California eateries to earn a spot on the list.

Kelvin waves can raise sea levels along San Diego’s coast, potentially increasing coastal flooding and beach erosion when combined with winter storms. NBC 7 meteorologist Brooke Martell breaks it down.

The break-in occurred earlier this month in Sherman Heights. The homeowners were able to see it all unfold through a security app on their phone. As NBC 7’s Dave Summers reports, in this case “man’s best friend” lived up to his reputation.

A pilot program is using 471 goats to clear dry brush and reduce wildfire risk on the San Diego military base

All aboard! It’s the start of San Diego’s cruise season, the biggest in 15 years. NBC7’s Nicole Gomez shares options for cruises sailing into town.

While Waymo has been using San Diego as a testing ground for months, some councilmembers are pointing out that no one in local government had any say on the matter.