Danya Bacchus
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Comic-Con Helps San Diego Vet Find Healing, New Career
A San Diego veteran, injured in a random crime, found inspiration through a long-lost love of art and comics. → Read More
New Application Delivers Medical Marijuana to Your Home
If you want medical marijuana delivered to your home, now there is an app for that. → Read More
San Diegans to Deliver Tents to Nepal Quake Victims
A San Diego company is sending a team of people to Nepal to support its orphanage and surrounding residents after April’s devastating earthquake. → Read More
AT&T Workers Picket New Sick Leave Policy
The new policy says that if workers use eight sick days, they will be fired, according to picketers. → Read More
Simple Surgery Leads to Amputation for San Diego Man
A San Diego resident said it all started with a throbbing pain he felt in his pinky finger after playing a game of hurling. → Read More
Proposed Bill Could Protect Legal Immigrants from Deportation
But if a proposed bill becomes law, immigrants who are here legally and are charged with a minor drug offense could be protected from deportation. → Read More
Mother Warns of Brain-Eating Amoeba That Killed 20-Year-old Daughter
Twenty-year-old Koral Reef's life was just beginning. She said yes to the dress and married her high school sweetheart. But Reef never got the chance to enjoy her happily ever after when she developed a... → Read More
Victim Recounts "Life-Altering" Zombie Walk Hit-and-Run
San Diegan Cyndy Campbell says her life hasn’t been the same since the day she became the victim of a high-profile hit-and-run last summer during a Comic-Con event dubbed “Zombie Walk.” → Read More
Tsunami Warning System Improvements
It’s hard to forget the dramatic video out of Japan showing a massive tsunami engulfing its coastline. In 2011, after that tsunami, San Diego experienced tsunami warnings. Today, that system has improved. → Read More
"I Almost Didn't Get a Tomorow:" Survivor
A young Oceanside man who survived a deadly shooting at a park two years ago is proud of how far his community has come and is committed to making the most of his second chance at life. → Read More
Powdered Alcohol Approved for Sales
A new form of alcohol could be on store shelves by this summer. Powdered alcohol or “Palcohol” just received final approval to be sold in stores. → Read More
Families Split by "Voluntary Return" May Be Reunited: Ruling
The search begins for hundreds, if not thousands, of non-US citizens who may have been forced into signing a voluntary return form. → Read More
Daycare Investigated in "North County Creeper" Case
Escondido Police are investigating whether children at a local daycare are victims in a growing molestation case. → Read More
SDPD Headquarters Evacuated Due to Alleged Threat
The San Diego Police Department's downtown headquarters were evacuated Thursday night after a man told them there were explosives in his vehicle. → Read More
Dina Shacknai Denies Killing Zahau: 'It Makes No Sense"
More than three years since the deaths of Rebecca Zahau and Max Shacknai at the Spreckels Coronado mansion, the boy's mother Dina Shacknai spoke exclusively to NBC 7 Thursday → Read More
Facebook's 'N-Word' Policy Shocks Dad
A San Marcos father is upset about a post on his daughter's Facebook page. He says someone posted a derogatory term about African Americans but when he reported it to Facebook, administrators said there... → Read More
"Charlie Hebdo" Flying Off Shelves in North Park Newsstand
The magazine at the center of the Paris Terror Attack is now being sold in the United States, including Paras Newsstand in North Park. → Read More
Are Child Services Taking Children Illegally?
San Diego attorneys are fighting against the unwarranted seizures of babies and children. → Read More
FBI in San Diego Aiding Sony Hack Investigation
As federal officials dig into who is responsible for a hack on Sony Pictures, the FBI in San Diego is aiding the investigation, officials confirmed. → Read More
Council Staffer Apologizes for Comments About Protesters
A staff member for San Diego City Councilwoman Lori Zapf has been suspended without pay for comments she made about protesters. → Read More