Rina Nakano
10 News San Diego
San Diego, CA, United States
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Airbnb cracking down on New Year's Eve party homes
Rental platform Airbnb is cracking down on party homes this holiday season. → Read More
Do masks protect against new COVID-19 variants like omicron?
Different masks have different protection levels against COVID-19. Experts say use higher grade masks for better protection against new and future variants. → Read More
Students, parents rally to replace school groundskeeper's truck lost in fire
When the school's beloved groundskeeper lost his truck to a fire, students at Santa Fe Christian School raised funds to gift him a new one. → Read More
Study to calculate iconic La Jolla Children's Pool restoration underway
he 90-year-old La Jolla Children's Pool is looking to get a much-needed, major upgrade. The first steps to make that happen are now in motion. → Read More
Vista residents spread holiday cheer on 'Wishing Tree'
A Wishing Tree in Vista is helping people spread joy this holiday season. Neighbors said it is a symbol of hope for the community. → Read More
San Diego International Airport remains busy on Thanksgiving Day
Tens of thousands of people traveled in and out of the San Diego International Airport Thursday. Many travelers said they didn't mind trading the traditional Thanksgiving dinner for snacks on a plane. → Read More
Oceanside nonprofit's youth surf competition trailer stolen
A North County nonprofit organization that trains the next generations of surfers needs the public's help to recover a stolen equipment trailer. → Read More
At-home COVID-19 test kit manufacturing plant opens in Carlsbad
A COVID-19 testing kit company opened its new Carlsbad plant for public tours on Tuesday. Quidel Corporation seeks to manufacture 600 million At-home Antigen tests out of the plant every year. → Read More
Community calls for anti-racist comment policy after man calls Public Health Officer 'Aunt Jemima'
A man hurled a racially charged comment at San Diego County Public Health Officer Dr. Wilma Wooten during Tuesday night's County Board of Supervisors meeting. Now, the community is urging the County to adopt an anti-racist comment policy at their chambers. → Read More
San Diego Democratic Party pushes to ban state-sponsored horse racing
The San Diego Democratic Party is calling to ban gambling on state-sponsored horse races in California. The group says they have both a moral and financial obligation to do so. → Read More
San Diego Luxury Picnic company thrives during pandemic
A San Diego woman is spreading joy by providing stylish decor for intimate outdoor picnics. Her new business is helping her make it in San Diego. → Read More
Gaslamp District home to a new collection of murals by female artists
New murals are going up in Downtown San Diego's Gaslamp District. All of the artwork is being created by female muralists, hand-selected by a local non-profit organization, advocating for women creators. → Read More
San Diego County school districts face serious substitute teacher shortage
School districts across San Diego County are experiencing a substitute teacher shortage caused by the pandemic. → Read More
San Diego teen on a mission to collect and donate 100 used shoes
A San Diego teenager has started a special shoe collection. It's not for himself, but to help others. He hopes to collect 100 pairs by the end of the year to send to needy runners worldwide. → Read More
New eyewitness comes forward after fatal falls at Petco Park
Through new eyewitness accounts, ABC 10News is learning more about the tragic deaths of a mother and son who fell off the third-floor concourse at Petco Park on Saturday. San Diego Police are now describing the deaths as "suspicious." → Read More
San Diego tennis player headed to the Tokyo Paralympics
A San Diego tennis player is headed to the Tokyo Paralympics later this month. David Wagner has his eyes set on gold, again. → Read More
Padres players escort fans into dugout during shooting outside Washington DC ballpark
San Diego Padres players are being hailed as heroes after escorting many fans into their dugout during a shooting in Washington DC Saturday. → Read More
US Navy christens oiler ship USNS John Lewis exactly one year after Civil Rights icon's death
Exactly one year after the death of revered statesman and civil rights icon Representative John Lewis, the US Navy christened a ship in his honor in San Diego Saturday morning. → Read More
Carlsbad Senior Center reopens for the first time since pandemic started
The Carlsbad Senior Center opened its doors for the first time since the start of the pandemic Tuesday. → Read More
Coronado Unified School District votes to oust head basketball coach following tortilla-throwing incident
Trustees of the Coronado Unified School District have voted to remove the head basketball coach of Coronado High School following a tortilla-throwing incident. → Read More