Alicia Summers
CBS 8 San Diego
San Diego, CA, United States
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Family talks about San Diego-raised pilot who died in AZ plane crash
Cindy and Mike Gill remember their son as being great at anything he was passionate about. Music was his first love. → Read More
Scripps Health hack forcing appointments to be canceled and more
Many patients tell News 8 that their appointments have not been rescheduled and they still have not received much information about what's going on. → Read More
Documentary showing cruel practice of trading exotic animals screening in San Diego
Animal conservationists are trying to bring this issue to the forefront and will be showing a documentary, "The Conservation Game," in San Diego for two nights only. → Read More
Kids back in classrooms, COVID cases low
Most public schools in San Diego county have resumed in-person learning. The statistics are out and show COVID-19 cases remain low throughout the districts. → Read More
Autism Society of San Diego hosting Autism’s Got Talent live on Saturday
This year's show is extra special because you can watch some talented San Diegans perform on stage at the Del Mar Fairgrounds from the comfort of your car. → Read More
You can ride the roller coasters at SeaWorld starting Monday
They've been stagnant for more than a year. → Read More
TikTok post helps reunite a couple with the GoPro they lost 4 years ago
Alejandro was holding the GoPro as he went down a slide at Three Sisters Falls. → Read More
Travel picking up despite CDC recommendations
With more people vaccinated, many are hoping they can resume spring break and summer vacation travel. → Read More
A vaccination success story in the South County
Supervisor Nora Vargas says more than 95% of South Bay residents, 65 and older, have been vaccinated. → Read More
This children's disease comes from a COVID-19 complication
Weeks after testing positive for COVID-19 and experiencing no symptoms, doctors say a local toddler almost died from a COVID complication called MIS-C. → Read More
San Diego high school rebrands name and mascot, deemed not representative of community
After 9 months of polling the community, students and staff, the renaming board at San Diego unified unanimously decided to supported the change on Tuesday. → Read More
Coronado firefighters make in-house visits to provide homebound seniors with COVID-19 vaccine
A collaborative vaccination effort in Coronado is helping our most vulnerable population, homebound seniors, get inoculated against COVID-19. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine supersite at Petco Park to close again
"While it might not snow in San Diego, the snow is directly impacting San Diego," County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher said. → Read More
Firefighters deliver the COVID-19 vaccine to thousands in pop-up pods
Firefighters across the county recently collaborated to help vaccinate rural communities and long-term care facilities with little to no waiting in line. → Read More
Help reduce social isolation and loneliness among older adults this Valentine's Day
The AARP's 'Wish of a Lifetime' is asking you to be a part of their Cupid Crew by writing and sending letters to those who may be feeling pandemic isolation. → Read More
Recent rain brings with it a lot of runoff and trash from South of the border
The Tijuana River valley looks like a river of trash, filled with plastic when it rains. This is a decades-old problem, but WILDCOAST is doing something about it. → Read More
San Diego Latinx community having trouble getting COVID-19 vaccine
New coronavirus pandemic challenges in the Latino communities have to do with a several barriers - like lack of trust, understanding and logistics. → Read More
Search for missing Chula Vista mother intensifies
Her sister and brother-in-law do not want to lose traction on this case and are pleading for help, hoping that someone will come forward with any information. → Read More
Phishing-based email scams becoming more convincing
An emailed receipt confirms an Amazon purchase and it looks legitimate, saying this customer bought more than $900 worth of laptops, which he did not. → Read More
What we know about Ashli Babbitt, the San Diego woman shot and killed by police at the Capitol
Her uncle, who lives in Spring Valley, can't believe what happened to his 35-year-old niece, Ashli Babbitt who called Ocean Beach home. → Read More