Gene Cubbison
NBC 7 San Diego
San Diego, CA, United States
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Hotel Tax Increase Proposed for Convention Center Expansion
Ballot petitions are now being readied for yet another campaign to expand San Diego's Convention Center. → Read More
Lawmakers Looking to Ease Impact of GOP Tax Plan
Before last year expired, a lot of Californians scrambled to lower their taxes under the new federal overhaul. Now lawmakers here and in other high-tax states are looking at other ways to ease the impact. → Read More
Motorists Need to Heed New Laws for 2018
The new year is less than ten days away, and with it will come a number of new laws that will affect drivers. Uber and Lyft disqualify drivers with more than three tickets or "at-fault" accidents -- or... → Read More
Qualcomm Takeover Bid Concerns San Diego Business Leaders
San Diego business leaders are on edge right now about the future of one of the region's economic powerhouses: Qualcomm. → Read More
Issa Defends Maverick Vote on Republicans’ Tax Plan
After last year's close race to keep his Congressional seat, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-49th District) is vigorously defending his vote against his party's tax plan. → Read More
Talking About Trump a Year After Election
On a Tuesday after the first Monday last November, Americans were going to the polls. President Donald Trump didn’t win the popular vote for the presidency, but he carried one precinct in Alpine by a 70 percent... → Read More
President's Disdain for NAFTA Could Impact San Diego's Jobs
Nearly 100,000 jobs in San Diego County are dependent on the North American Free Trade Agreement, but that agreement doesn't have the backing of President Trump. → Read More
PUC Orders Re-Opening Of Park Blvd Railroad Crossing
The construction of Petco Park involved state officials ordering a nearby railroad crossing to be closed. → Read More
Azano Corruption Case Brings Political Fallout
The federal corruption case against Mexican billionaire Jose Susumo Azano Matsura figures to stir up considerable political fallout in San Diego’s race for 4th District county supervisor. → Read More
'Tiny Homes' Touted As Big Demand Market
With California's housing in short supply and homes so unaffordable, architects and builders are scaling down home sizes for lower-income renters, buyers, and senior citizens. → Read More
Trump Cuts to Obamacare Challenged in Federal Court
Backed by seventeen other states, the lawsuit challenges President Trump's halt to subsidies for deductibles and co-pays under Obamacare → Read More
Las Vegas Massacre Motive Still Escapes Investigators
Nearly three weeks after the Las Vegas shooting spree that left 58 concert-goers dead and hundreds more wounded, the murderer's motive is still a mystery to investigators. → Read More
Las Vegas Massacre Motive Still Escapes Investigators
Nearly three weeks after the Las Vegas shooting spree that left 58 concert-goers dead and hundreds more wounded, the murderer's motive is still a mystery to investigators. → Read More
Short Term Rental Rules Still a Long Term Battle
A showdown over short-term vacation rentals is headed for San Diego's City Council next week. → Read More
SANDAG Projects Still Need More Transportation Funding
This region's transportation system has a long way to go, and nowhere near the money needed for what’s been planned to improve it. → Read More
Water Contact Closure Lifted for South County Beaches
Testing confirms water quality along the Tijuana Slough and Border Field State Park shorelines meet State health standards following recent Tijuana River flows. → Read More
Fragile TJ Sewage Facilities Targeted for Major Upgrades
It'll cost more than $400 million to fix what's been spilling raw sewage from Mexico into the ocean at Imperial Beach. → Read More
Horton Plaza Park Remains Homeless Magnet in Spite of City's Expensive Renovations
After three years of renovation work that cost the City of San Diego $18 million, downtown's Horton Plaza Park still appears to be a magnet for the homeless. → Read More
Housing for San Diego’s Homeless A Mission For Father Joe’s Villages
San Diego's homeless crisis is being targeted with half a billion dollars that'll go to long-term housing throughout the city. → Read More
San Diego’s “Pure Water” Program Looks to Reduce Waste, Cut Costs
City engineers are now designing the major elements of a program that'll supply a third of San Diego's water in the next two decades. → Read More