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A brush fire continues to burn in the boulevard area in the far southeastern part of the county. Police are investigating a deadly stabbing near Petco Park in the East Village. In the City of San Diego, you might see a change in your water bill next year. NBC7's Steven Luke has those stories plus your forecast from meteorologist Sheena Parveen on July 16, 2026. 

There are new safety concerns along a busy street in Encinitas after a woman was struck and killed by a car. And we're learning more about a wrong-way chase on the five freeway that ended in a standoff. Plus, the Padres are celebrating a much-needed win after taking down the Blue Jays. NBC7's Monica Hernandez has those stories, plus your forecast from meteorologist Brooke Martell on July 12, 2026.

A jury has found Larry Millete guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Maya, who was last seen five years ago. And a Scripps Oceanography report is outlining the potential to predict coastal cliff collapse before it happens. Plus, the LA28 Olympics have opened volunteer applications for the games. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down those stories, plus your forecast from meteorologist Sheena Parveen on July 10, 2026.

As the holiday weekend continues, a group of volunteers is gathering this morning to get a head start on Fourth of July beach cleanups. And, days after the Trump administration announced it will not renew the U.S.'s landmark trade agreement, we're getting a clearer picture of the impact it could have on San Diego. Plus, a watch party for today's most anticipated World Cup game is happening in Barrio Logan. NBC7's Monica Hernandez has those stories plus your forecast from meteorologist Brooke Martell on July 5, 2026. 

Massive crowds are expected at the beaches and fireworks shows across San Diego as 4th of July celebrations get underway. The California Highway Patrol is doubling patrols across the state for the holiday weekend. A number of parades are taking place across the county to celebrate the holiday. You can find a full list on NBC7.com.     What You Need To Know To Start Your Saturday. 

Authorities are searching for a 70-year-old inmate who walked away from a San Diego re-entry program. Plus, NBC7's Alexis Rivas joins the Dateline True Crime Weekly Podcast to break down the latest testimony in the murder trial against Larry Millete. And Fourth of July events are happening all across San Diego this weekend. NBC7's Steven Luke brings us those stories, plus your forecast from meteorologist Brooke Martell on July 3, 2026.

The defense in the murder trial against Larry Millete rested after a single day and questioned just three of its own witnesses. Plus, Fourth of July travel in San Diego is expected to pick up today. A fixture of the University Heights community needs repair, but some say the city has left them with no money to do so. NBC7's Steven Luke breaks down those stories along with your forecast on July 2, 2026, from meteorologist Sheena Parveen.

Are the Padres back? The offense has been more consistent and the stars are showing up, as they did on the way to becoming the first team to sweep the Braves. The rotation still has its questions. JP Sears had an impressive debut. Michael King resembled Michael King. And Walker Buehler has been rock solid. Can he keep it going against his old club? The guys look ahead to another visit from the Dodgers.

In La Jolla, lifeguards posted advisory signs after a shark was spotted yesterday evening. Rady Children's Hospital has now agreed to continue offering it to patients under 19. The Padres just swept one of the best teams in baseball last night. NBC7's Steven Luke breaks down those headlines, and meteorologist Brooke Martell brings your forecast on June 25, 2026.

A man is dead after San Diego police fired shots at him during a SWAT standoff at a downtown apartment building. The disgruntled patient accused of killing a dentist in El Cajon two years ago will head to trial for murder later this year. Plus, as San Diego rolls back its trash collection fees, it's also looking at what may happen with less money coming in. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down those stories, alongside meteorologist Sheena Parveen with your forecast on June 24, 2026.

The City of San Diego could soon adopt an ordinance prohibiting children under the age of 12 from riding E-bikes. Thousands of people are already heading to Naval Base Coronado for the grand finale of San Diego's NASCAR weekend. Plus, Vice President JD Vance is in Switzerland to try to salvage the peace deal in the Middle East. NBC7's Monica Hernandez has those stories plus your Father's Day forecast from meteorologist Brooke Martell.

A bomb scare in Clairemont is now being investigated by both the San Diego Police Department and the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. Today will be historic for the city of Coronado as it hosts the first-ever NASCAR race on an active military base. Plus, after week five of the Millete murder trial, NBC7's Alexia Rivas talks with NBC News Correspondent Ellison Barber on this week's Dateline: True Crime Weekly Podcast. NBC7's Nicole Gomez brings us those stories, plus your forecast from meteorologist Sheena Parveen on June 19, 2026.

This morning, neighbors have questions about the road conditions after a USD student was struck and killed in the middle of the night by an SDPD patrol car. Sentencing was underway for the parents found guilty of killing their three-month-old baby in 2021. Plus, a massive watch party in the South Bay will take place to watch Mexico take on South Korea in the FIFA World Cup. NBC7's Nicole Gomez has those stories and more, plus your forecast from meteorologist Sheena Parveen on June 18, 2026.

There are new details on the crash of a military plane at Edwards Air Force Base on Monday. And, the city of San Diego is boosting its homeless shelter system in the newly approved budget. Plus, a San Diego company that started out making bionic hands for amputees is working to put those hands on factory robots. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down those stories along with meteorologist Sheena Parveen with your forecast on June 17, 2026.

It may feel like a perfect beach day, but a beach hazard statement is now in effect through Friday. Search crews have recovered the body of a five-year-old girl swept into the ocean at a Southern California beach. Plus, we're learning new details about a high-speed chase that ended with two men arrested on the Camp Pendleton Marine base. NBC7's Monica Hernandez has those stories, plus your forecast from meteorologist Brooke Martell on June 14, 2026.

Investigators say the death of the woman whose remains were found on a 20-acre property in Valley Center is now being deemed a homicide. And, Governor Newsom has announced that millions of dollars in available Prop 40 funding will go towards addressing the Tijuana sewage crisis. Plus, new e-bike safety rules are now in effect in La Mesa. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down those stories alongside meteorologist Sheena Parveen with your forecast on June 12, 2026.

After human remains were discovered under a man's Southcrest home, he is now being charged with additional murder charges. And, firefighters are continuing to monitor a brush fire on Camp Pendleton. Plus, watch parties are happening all across San Diego as the first game for the FIFA World Cup is set to kick off soon! NBC7's Nicole Gomez has those stories and more, along with meteorologist Sheena Parveen, with your forecast on June 11, 2026

After months of contentious debate, San Diego city leaders unanimously approved the budget for fiscal year 2027. And, San Diego's largest school district is moving fully online for enrollment next school year. Plus, the county fair officially opens today! NBC7's Marianne Kushi has those stories alongside meteorologist Sheena Parveen with your forecast on June 10, 2026.

After several delays, including a refusal to leave his jail cell, the man who admitted to killing his landlord's daughter finally appeared in court. And, Imperial Beach is the latest local community to move forward with plans to install automated license plate readers. Plus, it's National Doughnut Day and stores are offering some sweet deals! NBC7's Steven Luke has those stories and more, and meteorologist Brooke Martell brings your forecast for June 5, 2026.

For the second straight week the Padres got swept by the Phillies. Manny and Merrill homered in the finale, but that won't distract anyone from the club's continued struggles at the plate. What hope is there for this group to get it going again? And at what point is it time to consider some serious changes? Derek and Darnay assess the damage, try to make sense of the slump, and ponder some fixes.

The San Diego District Attorney just filed a new murder charge against the man accused of beating to death a 69-year-old Escondido army veteran in front of his Trump-themed home. And, a new billboard is getting more attention in the Kearny Mesa area because of what it says and how close it is to the Islamic Center of San Diego. Plus, plans are moving forward to build a new public ice rink in Escondido. NBC7's Steven Luke has those stories and more alongside meteorologist Brooke Martell, bringing your forecast on June 4, 2026.

Polls in California are closed for the Primary election, but the race is far from over. We'll bring you the latest results on some high-profile races in San Diego and across the state. Plus, the county wants to remind you of a food assistance program that's helping families put meals on the table while school is out. And, if you're looking to adopt a new four-legged friend, the San Diego Humane Society wants to help. NBC7's Marianne Kushi is breaking down those stories, along with meteorologist Brooke Martell, with your forecast on June 3, 2026.

Two people are dead after a wrong-way crash on the I-5 near Downtown San Diego. A family is left shaken after a Tesla crashed into a home, leaving several injured, including a minor. Plus, NBC7's Alexis Rivas sits down with Andre Canning for Dateline: True Crime Weekly Podcast for a special preview of a report on the murder trial of Maya Millete. NBC7's Marianne Kushi reports for Today in San Diego, along with meteorologist Brooke Martell's forecast on May 29, 2025.

The Padres got swept for the first time, capping a homestand where they were straight up miserable at the plate with runners in scoring position. How down bad is this club right now? And who are they really? Merrill did get a couple hits, Tatis has produced and Manny has gone deep - are they coming around? Steven Sousa Jr. is facing criticism - fair or not?

As the San Diego City Council works to finalize a budget for the next fiscal year, local arts and culture supporters are pushing back on councilmembers. A Chula Vista man accused of killing his landlord's daughter is expected to formally be charged with murder today. Plus, the Padres were swept for the first time this season after a three-nothing loss to the Phillies at Petco Park. NBC7's Audra Stafford breaks down those headlines and more, along with meteorologist Sheena Parveen's forecast on May 28, 2026.

Thousands of people attended the funeral service honoring the victims from Monday's attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego. A man was nearly beaten to death outside his Escondido home, which is decorated in pro-President Donald Trump memorabilia. Plus, Triple-A is predicting a busy travel season for Memorial Day weekend. NBC7's Steven Luke breaks down these stories and more, along with the forecast from meteorologist Sheena Parveen on May 22, 2026.

The Padres took some steps in Seattle, then battled the Dodgers. But Wednesday's series finale came with a familiar twinge of disappointment. Derek and Darnay look back at the last week and weigh the good and the bad. Tatis is still struggling. The supporting cast continues to come up big. Manny homered! But the stars are still finding their way. Michael King shoved and Griffin Canning sorta bounced back. And Lucas Giolito performed. Mason Miller is human. How're we feeling?

The three victims of Monday's attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego will be honored today during a funeral at the center. And, after months of debate and pushback, major changes are coming to two controversial fees in the city of San Diego. Plus, police are investigating a shooting that left a young Walmart employee dead. NBC7's Steven Luke breaks down this morning's biggest headlines, along with meteorologist Sheena Parveen, with your forecast on May 21, 2026.

San Diego police and the FBI are working to determine a motive at Monday's deadly attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego in Clairemont. And details on the emotional day in court in the murder trial of Larry Millete. Plus, evacuation orders in the Campo area remain in place, as firefighters battle the Tusil fire. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down today's biggest headlines, along with meteorologist Sheena Parveen, with your forecast on May 20, 2026.

Investigators are searching for answers after two bodies were found in the Otay Valley Regional Park. And, neighbors in Borrego Springs are once again facing the possibility that a sexually violent predator will live in their community. Plus, the city of Escondido is moving forward with new plans to crack down on illegal fireworks. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down those stories, and meteorologist Brooke Martell brings today's forecast on May 16, 2026.

A former dance teacher accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl pleaded not guilty in court. And, Governor Gavin Newsom released his revised budget for the next fiscal year, and it includes billions in investments for all levels of education. Plus, as election day inches closer, we take a look at the voter turnout here in San Diego. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks those headlines down along with meteorologist Sheena Parveen, giving you a look at today's forecast on May 15, 2026.

If not for a couple game changing swings from Nick Castellanos and Gavin Sheets the Padres would really be having a lousy week. They went out with a whimper Thursday in Milwaukee, in a game that saw Griffin Canning get shelled. Matt Waldron is headed to the bullpen, with Lucas Giolito on his way. The guys discuss the evolving rotation, and the struggling lineup. What's going wrong? And does anyone have any clue how to fix it? Plus - postgame coverage of M's-Padres is coming Sunday night on NBC 7! 

The San Diego Police Department announced they've arrested a 16-year-old on multiple gun charges, including bringing a gun to school. And, construction on a new library in Oak Park officially begins today. Plus, the first of ten commencement ceremonies at SDSU kicks off today. NBC7's Steven Luke has those stories and more, plus your forecast from meteorologist Sheena Parveen on May 14, 2026.

A jury has been chosen in the Maya Millete murder trial. The Coronado Unified School District will be banning cellphones at its middle school in the fall. Plus, some changes may be coming to the I-5 & SR-78 interchange. NBC7's Marianne Kushi breaks down those headlines and more with meteorologist Sheena Parveen's forecast on May 13, 2025.

A portion of the southbound SR-163 will be shut down for maintenance and repairs this weekend. Debates over San Diego's budget woes have been taking center stage at this week's city council meetings. Balboa Park's iconic "December Nights" could be on the chopping block because of the budget crisis. Plus, tickets for the 2026 racing season at Del Mar are officially on sale. NBC7's Dana Williams breaks down those stories with today's forecast from meteorologist Brooke Martell on May 9, 2026.

After dropping consecutive series Craig Stammen and the Padres seemed to right the ship in San Francisco. Are we confident that their offensive lull is over, for now at least? Jackson Merrill has come alove. And Bogey keeps going boom. Jake Cronenworth is out, Sung Mun-Song made a strong first impression. Luis Campusano is out, hello Rodolfo Duran. Griffin Canning arrived and twirled a gem in his debut. Matt Waldron answered with his best performance of the year. Fernando Tatis is still searching for a homer, and finds himself in a an unusual spot in the order.

The Padres dropped their first series in a long time, and the wait continues for Fernando Tatis Jr.'s breakout. How are the Padres getting it done despite slow starts from most of their stars? And what on earth will it take for Tatis to get going? How does this slump compare to the rough patch he had in 2025? What will the rotation look like in a week or two ? With Canning and Giolito on the way, who will be left on the outside? Plus, this bench is legit.

The bidding war for the Padres has reportedly been won by Jose E. Feliciano and his wife Kwanza Jones. At the price of $3.9 billion! Derek and Darnay discuss the news, what it means for the club and the city and what we know about the billionaire Chelsea owner.

The Padres had to leave home to find themselves. Or at least to figure out how to win some games. What clicked for the Friars in a successful first road trip? Derek and Darnay talk about who emerged, and some star power we're still waiting to show up. What do we hope to see in their return to Petco? And will anyone score a run off Mason Miller again? Plus, the new City Connects dropped! The guys share their thoughts on the Dia de los Muertos inspired threads that will debut Friday night.

Okay so it wasn't smooth sailing for the Padres out of the gates. But Wednesday was fun! They faced some tough arms, but is that entirely to blame for a sluggish offense? How alarmed should we be about the early returns at the plate? It wasn't a shock to see the rotation scuffle. How soon could we see changes? Ramon Laureano is awesome. What about everyone else? And what did we learn about Craig Stammen in his first week doing the job?

The Padres have typically given fans reason to celebrate on Opening Day, but 2026 did not start on a positive note. Detroit took the air out of the building in the first inning, and Tarik Skubal kept the Friars in check for six frames. Darnay and Todd recap the 8-2 loss in an Opening Day edition of Sports Night in San Diego. Hear from Craig Stammen, Nick Pivetta and more after the loss. The guys share their thoughts on the lineup, an early test for Stammen's pitching staff, and big picture impressions of the club, and a touching tribute to Randy Jones. Plus, some new features we'll be seeing around Petco Park this season.

The WBC is over, the stars are back in Peoria and there is one week left before Opening Day. Darnay is joined by Sports Illustrated's Ryan Phillips to hit on the top storylines as the 2026 season approaches. How did we feel about Mason Miller and the end of the WBC? What should we expect from Tatis after a strong performance? The rotation is limping to the start line. How should we feel with Game 1 right around the corner?

Suddenly there are a lot more games on to keep Padre fans entertained. Sammy Levitt joins Darnay from Peoria to discuss developments with the big league club and the arrival of WBC action. How did Walker Buehler look in his Padres spring debut? Joe Musgrove finally returned to the mound - the guys examine his first performance post Tommy John. The bats erupted Thursday. Who has impressed while the stars are representing their countries in the WBC? And who should hit leadoff? Meanwhile, the games have begun - and they started with an explosive performance from Tatis, Manny and the Dominican Republic.

Initial bids are in for the Padres, and they include an ownership group headed up by a Hall of Fame QB. Drew Brees has teamed up with the CEO of Vuori to make a run at the Friars. Darnay discusses the surprising development with Sports Illustrated MLB Writer Ryan Phillips. He explains why fans should feel really good about the direction the sale is headed. What bidder is he most interested in at this point? The WBC arrives next week and Manny Machado looks ready. Should we be worried about how the Padres will start this season because of what happened after the 2023 WBC? Have we discovered one clear difference between Craig Stammen and Mike Shildt? The new skipper is experimenting with the Padres lineup. Darnay and Ryan discuss one possible starting point.

Preller! Seidler! The sale! Castellanos! Manny! Pitching! France! So much is happening! Derek was in Peoria for all of it. The guys discuss.

The first Spring Training under Craig Stammen has begun. Derek is about to head to Peoria to catch up with the club. What are the biggest questions facing the new skipper? What's going on with A.J. Preller's future? Would Nick Castellanos be a good fit? What is the state of the rotation? How good can the bullpen be? Will the offensive approach change under new hitting coach Steven Souza Jr? The guys discuss the big storylines and early impressions of Stammen as the man in charge.

Spring training arrives in less than a week! The Padres added a bat. How will Miguel Andujar fit in? There have been developments on the ownership front. What do we know about the new billionaires that have entered the chat? Who seems like the best fit to take over the club? The guys agree on one of the potential owners. FanFest is in the books - Derek was there and shares his takeaways after catching up with most of the Padres' stars.

Our old friend John Conniff returns to offer his unique perspective on the Padres. What's the state of the roster, and is there anyone in the Minor League system equipped to help out in 2026? How's Ethan Salas doing? Luis Campusano? Is this the year? And will the Padres give him an actual shot? Who should we keep an eye on this spring? An old friend just got dealt. 

Spring Training is less than a month away. The last week brought more rumors, but once again little to no action. Will a trade to clear salary open the floodgates? Would it make sense to deal Nick Pivetta? Sounds like the Brewers want to move Freddy Peralta - should the Padres get involved? Apparently they checked in on Nolan Arenado. We heard from Craig Stammen - who is still leaning on Mike Shildt, and thinks highly of Luis Arraez. Where we might see Sung-Mun Song play, and could his versatility open up trade options? A couple beloved figures are back in the organization. And a column in Forbes sparked that frustrating conversation about the future of the franchise.

After an eventful few days in December things quieted down on the Padres front. The New Year is here and Spring Training is only about a month away - so what on earth is going on? Derek and Darnay discuss the state of the team and the possible avenue for rounding out the roster. Preller is no stranger to making moves during Spring Training, are we going to have to be really patient? Is a reunion with Arraez coming? How do we feel about the current state of the roster? One MLB Insider says they've moved backwards.