Vanessa Paz
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San Diego's Weather Forecast for Friday, October 6, 2022: Slight warming and mountain thunderstorms
Moisture continues to increase bringing a better chance for widespread thunderstorm activity. A slight warming pattern is expected for the beaches and valleys. → Read More
ABC 10News Pinpoint Weather for Monday, Aug. 8, 2022: Hot and humid start to week
Hot and humid conditions follow us into a new week. The abundance of monsoonal moisture brings thunderstorm chances for our mountains and deserts with the potential for flash flooding. → Read More
San Diego-based Turquoise Health compares medical costs for patients through online database
One could argue there's nothing worse than having a medical procedure, and then getting a bill in your mailbox weeks later with what looks like zeros that never end. → Read More
San Diego Filipino Cinema aims to inspire young creators
Benito Bautista co-created the organization San Diego Filipino Cinema after recognizing the city with one of the largest Filipino populations didn't have a wide range of resources for Filipino filmmakers. → Read More
Residents choose farmers boxes amid rising costs at grocery stores
With the rise in prices at grocery stores, many San Diegans are saving money on produce by turning to farmers box delivery services provided by local businesses. → Read More
South Bay high school student inspired by late father to pursue a career in STEM field
A local teen's late father didn't have a formal education but what he left behind were lessons about resilience and reaching for the stars. → Read More
New association hopes to boost business for Chula Vista's Third Avenue Village
There are big plans in the works to help a South Bay destination thrive with new additions starting this year. → Read More
San Diego woman changes course of career, opens downtown spin studio to break barriers
From the moment you step inside Pure Indoor Cycling in downtown San Diego, you immediately feel the positive and welcoming energy. And it's all thanks to the mantra owner Maria Disla created when she opened in 2016. → Read More
San Diego's Weather Forecast for Sunday, September 26, 2021: Cool conditions continue
As we finish off the weekend, there won't be too many changes in comparison to Saturday's forecast. → Read More
Bond between runner, disabled Patrick Henry High School student stretches far beyond the track
Sean McQuaid has been running more than half his life, but when he met Patrick Henry High School senior Cormac Evans, running for McQuaid would never be the same. → Read More
San Diego Police Department dispatcher uses floral creations to spread comfort during tragedies
A San Diego Police Department dispatcher used her passion for floral creations to comfort grieving families of fallen officers, nationwide → Read More
Veteran dedicates life to giving back after overcoming obstacles
A veteran describes hitting rock bottom after being discharged and promised to help others in similar realities. His efforts now nationally recognized by The National Veterans of Foreign Wars organization. → Read More
Fallbrook High School filmmakers win big in national film festival
Four Fallbrook High school students are headed to New Jersey after winning big in the Montclair Film Festival. → Read More
Many tourists pick San Diego as first vacation destination in over a year
Hundreds of people flocked San Diego's beaches to enjoy the warm weather, including many out-of-towners. → Read More
Trio of Chula Vista business owners find connection, collaboration opportunity through pandemic
"We banded together because the only way small businesses survived is through collaborating and through our communities, so that strengthened our bond." → Read More
Nurse's efforts to help San Diegans stretches far beyond the frontlines
For Gemma Frulla, a registered nurse at Kaiser, becoming a nurse came naturally. She radiates a passion and desire to help others. → Read More
Carlsbad home's 'Toy Story' display still brings joy nearly 1 year later
What was supposed to be a weekend of fun, stretched into weeks, and then months, and now almost a year. A display that's come to life because of joy owners Sue and Steve Stewart said it still brings to people. → Read More
Customer donates nearly $20K to help Hillcrest restaurant
A longtime customer of a Hillcrest restaurant came through for employees after dishing out a generous donation. → Read More
Teen creates documentary highlighting COVID-19 experience in homeless community
The dream for a lot of people in media starts at a young age, sometimes by simply picking up a camera. So when it felt like the world stopped last March and students like Melissa Vinding out of Del Mar were sent home for the rest of the school year, she grabbed her iPhone and started recording. → Read More
San Diego woman creates frozen meal delivery service to help local chefs, restaurants
There's your frozen dinners like Salisbury steak and meatloaf, and then there's frozen meals packaged by San Diego native Ashleigh Farren that bring familiar flavors to your table from popular restaurants like Juniper Ivy, Galaxy Taco and Ranch 45. → Read More