Bridget Naso
NBC 7 San Diego
San Diego, CA, United States
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Monoclonal Antibody Therapy to Treat COVID-19 Available to Those Who Qualify
A therapy newly approved by the FDA for emergency use to help patients who test positive for COVID-19 is now available to the general public in San Diego County... → Read More
CalFire and County Fire Departments Provide Vaccines to Rural Areas
Operation Collaboration is a partnership between San Diego CalFire and 21 Fire Departments in the county to help provide COVID-19 vaccines to rural and remote... → Read More
Beloved South Bay Baseball Coach Dies from COVID-19
Friends of Sam Aleman are paying it forward today at the Luckie Waller Little League Fields, “Little League was his second home, he wanted the best for the... → Read More
Some San Diego Churches Take Steps Before Reopening Inside After Supreme Court Ruling
On the first Sunday that places of worship can hold services indoors in California following a Supreme Court ruling NBC7 found some San Diego churches weren’t... → Read More
Patients Begin to Arrive at Federal Medical Station in Escondido, Additional 200+ Hospital Beds
The temporary Federal Emergency Field Hospital on the 10th and 11th Floor of the Palomar Medical Center in Escondido has begun to see patients as a back-up for... → Read More
Shopping Malls Packed the Weekend Before Christmas Despite Pandemic
A surge of holiday shoppers on the last weekend before Christmas had parking lots packed, and some stores too, shoppers told NBC7. “Last minute shopping... → Read More
Concern Grows Over Limited ICU Capacity
No matter how hard nurses work to heal patients, hospital beds in Southern California are getting harder to find. Michael Kennedy is a nurse at UC San Diego... → Read More
COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Begins
Hospital and healthcare administrators across San Diego are working this weekend to prepare for the arrival of the first doses of the vaccine over the next few... → Read More
Purple Tier Restrictions Start in San Diego County
Purple tier restrictions started Saturday in San Diego County. The state allowed businesses a three-day grace period before they had to comply with purple-tier... → Read More
San Diego Catholics Respond to Joe Biden's Call For Unity
Catholics gathered on the grounds of Mission Basilica San Diego Alcala for Sunday mass. On this rainy morning mass is held inside St. Francis Chapel rather than outdoors. → Read More
‘Racism Lives Here' Signs Pop up in Coronado Yards
Police in Coronado were called out after some residents woke up to find out that signs reading “Racism Lives Here” were installed in their yards. → Read More
Large Numbers of California College Students Register to Vote
California college students have registered to vote in large numbers for the 2020 presidential election. A little more than a week until election day and... → Read More
U.S. Navy to Mark 20 Years Since Terror Attack on USS Cole
Monday October 12th 2020 will mark 20 years since the terrorist attack on the Navy destroyer USS Cole. → Read More
Sailor Awarded for Actions in Fire, Talks About Effort to Save USS Bonhomme Richard
As the smoke began pouring out of USS Bonhomme Richard on July 12 and the crew got the call of a fire on board, the Navy says the first of the ship’s... → Read More
USS Lincoln, San Diego-based Carrier, Joins 5 Others at Sea
San Diego-based USS Abraham Lincoln is one of six U.S. aircraft carriers now at sea, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday announced Sunday on social media. → Read More
San Diego Democratic Chair at VA Medical Center for Coronavirus
The San Diego Democratic Chair who tested positive for coronavirus has told NBC 7 and posted on social media that he is being treated at the Veterans Affairs... → Read More
VA San Diego Reports First Coronavirus Cases
The first cases of the coronavirus were reported at the VA San Diego Healthcare System on Friday. The case count on the Department of Veterans Affairs website... → Read More
‘Glad to Be an American’: Evacuees Free From Virus Quarantine in Calif. Thank US Govt
Around 160 U.S. residents, some still donning face masks, were dropped off at San Diego International Airport Tuesday, finally free from a two-week federal quarantine at a San Diego military base. → Read More
'Mass Arrest' of US Marines on Camp Pendleton
Officials confirm the "mass arrest" of U.S. Marines during battalion formation at Camp Pendleton Thursday. → Read More
Rep. Duncan Hunter Campaign Mailer Called Islamophobic
Some are calling Congressman Duncan Hunter's latest mailer Islamophobic. → Read More