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The San Diego Unified School District is set to hold a press conference this morning, after the Principal of Linda Vista Elementary School says one of the student's parents was detained by ICE. A Bay Park neighborhood is concerned as an overnight construction project kicks off.  Plus, the San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers are set to face off Friday night. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Friday.

The Padres haven't been in first place this late in the season in 15 years! They pummeled Bob Melvin's old club to reach the top spot in the NL West. Now first place will truly be on the line this weekend at Dodger Stadium. Mike Shildt's club has that second half look again. Pitching has been lights out and everyone in the lineup is doing damage. Derek and Darnay size up the division rivals, and how different they look heading into this series compared to what we saw earlier in the year. Is Dave Roberts gonna try to stir something up again? What Padres do we expect to stand out? Can Derek guess the 2010 lineup from the last time San Diego was alone in first at this point? And Thursday brought bad news for one scheduled starter.

A North Park teacher has been arrested and is facing federal charges for disseminating child pornography. Thousands of navy families across San Diego are anxiously anticipating reuniting with their loved ones aboard USS Carl Vinson as it makes it's return to Naval Air Station North Island Thursday morning. Plus, competition is heating up between the San Diego Padres & Los Angeles Dodgers. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Thursday. 

Two people are dead after a horrible car crash in Chula Vista. Some hiking trails and a golf course are now shut down as a major pipeline project moves forward. The Powerball Jackpot is growing. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know this Tuesday morning.

The murder trial for Larry Millete will move forward in a South Bay court after a judge denied a request to move the trial due to heavy publicity and public interest in the case. Millete is accused of murdering his wife, Maya, in 2021. San Diego Police are investigating a downtown shooting at a Ralph's grocery store. Plus, thousands of students across San Diego are counting down the last days of summer, how parents can get some extra back-to-school help. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Saturday.

A.J. Preller made a bunch of moves last week, and they have paid off right away. Laureano has been raking, O'Hearn got in the lineup and went deep, and Mason Miller showed his incredible stuff Wednesday. Plus, Nestor Cortes made his debut and JP Sears had a bumpy first appearance. Meanwhile, Xander is looking like Xander and the Padres are winning games they may not have a month ago. As a result, they are in striking distance of the Dodgers.

State Attorney General Rob Bonta says thirteen people were arrested during a human trafficking sting at this year's Comic Con. A junior at Del Norte High School has launched an app to help the homeless, focusing on helping the many different kinds of homeless people. It'll be a hot weekend, but not as hot as it has been. NBC7's Marianne Kushi has the weather and news headlines you need to know to start your weekend.

Three men are expected in court in Vista, accused of sexually assaulting three underage girls in San Marcos. Neighbors in Pacific Beach are suing over a large development in their neighborhood. NBC7's Steven Luke has the headlines you need to know to start your Tuesday, and NBC7's Chief Meteorologist Sheena Parveen is tracking the heatwave that is on the way. 

A.J. Preller is a mad man. We'll figure out the future when it comes, for now the focus is on 2025 and the pursuit of a World Series. Hello Mason Miller, goodbye Leo De Vries. Dylan Cease and Robert Suarez are still Padres. Ryan O'Hearn and Ramon Laureano bolster the lineup. Plus Fermin, Wagner and Cortes! Wow, that was wild. Derek and Darnay discuss, and pass along what Preller had to say to reporters about his deadline haul.

San Diego International officials are planning to open the new entrance to the airport on Friday, we break down the changes you can expect. Political tensions boiling over in Poway, the new recall effort one city council member is now facing. Plus the housing market in San Diego is in transition, how San Diego's once red-hot real estate is becoming a buyer's market. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Thursday.

We're still waiting for the first move, but rumors are picking up around the Padres. Darnay checks in with Jon & Jim to see how they're feeling a week out from the MLB Trade Deadline. Is a Dylan Cease trade a given? What about Robert Suarez? Jake Cronenworth? Is Sandy Alcantara a real possibility? What about Steven Kwan? How could the deadline and the months that follow impact A.J. Preller's future? And will the rest of the season look more like 2024 or 2021?

This morning, a man is in jail on attempted murder charges after police say he stabbed a woman inside a grocery store in Egger Highlands. 37-year-old Jessica Boykin is being charged with murder, and a number of other charges after investigators say she drove for 4 miles on a inland hiking trail before hitting 27-year-old Max Rouette. The Comic-Con craze is here! We have a full list of events on our website NBC7.com.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Thursday. 

The All-Star break is winding down and the second half is nearly here. Derek and Darnay share their thoughts on this week's festivities before diving into some second half predictions. Who will shine? Who will slump? What will A.J. Preller do at the deadline? And will it all add up to a season as exciting as the last, or as discouraging as 2023?

How would you grade the Padres after the first half? And how are we feeling about the outlook for the coming months? Who better to ask than former Friar Greg Garcia? What would he tell Jackson Merrill during his slump? He discusses Manny Machado's pursuit of history and Fernando Tatis Jr.'s missing power. And how important is it to start the second half on a strong note? Derek and Darnay also talk about Dylan Cease's struggles, the catcher conundrum and a couple rumors that have gained traction.  

A brush fire in Jamul is now 75% surrounded just as it's set to be the hottest day of the week. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Thursday.

The Padres continue to spin their wheels, heading into the final homestand of the first half. With four weeks to go until the Trade Deadline, both Derek and Darnay have the same idea for the Friars. Is it time to move on from Dylan Cease? Robert Suarez? A swap of catchers makes a ton of sense, maybe involving a former fan favorite (or two?). Plus, Xander Bogaerts continues to produce. Manny is an All-Star starter. And Fernando Tatis Jr. is still floundering.

A man is set to face murder charges Thursday over a fatal crash on Interstate 805 in Chula Vista. San Diego Police are searching for a suspect in a brazen daylight robbery in Normal Heights, shaking the victim's sense of safety. As many gear up to celebrate the Fourth of July weekend, the San Diego Humane Society wants to keep your pets safe. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Thursday.

California's gas tax is increasing today, it's just one of a few reasons you may to fill up sooner than later. For the first time in a century, the city of San Diego is charging for trash pick-up. Plus it's the final day for South Bay voters to cast their ballots in the race for county supervisor. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Tuesday.

The Padres won back-to-back series to finish .500 over a 26 game in 27 day stretch. Perfectly mid feels about right! Mike Shildt loves his team even more after the last our weeks, Derek and Darnay assess the stretch. Shildt toyed with the lineup. Xander Bogaerts is dinged up, while Michael King and Yu Darvish are making progress. Plus, some thoughts on potential trade targets as the deadline approaches.

Hospitality workers could soon be paid more across the city of San Diego after a San Diego City Council committee pushed forward a proposal to increase their minimum wage. San Diego Police are looking for a man who posed as a rideshare driver, then sexually assaulted a woman in Pacific Beach. And if you're looking to cool off, there's some new beach advisories you'll want to keep in mind. NBC7's Nichelle Medina has what you need to know this Thursday morning.

After months of back and forth, San Diego has a budget - how the City Council pushed through a partial over-ride of the Mayor's vetoes. A ceasefire is now in effect between Israel & Iran, but the conflict has created a tense few days for military families across San Diego. Plus it's still cooler than normal, listen for your First Alert Forecast. NBC7's Nichelle Medina has what you need to know this Tuesday morning.

San Diego's military families are working to stay connected with their loved ones, as they are left wondering what's next after the United States struck three nuclear sites in Iran. A pretty standard San Diego week of weather is in store for you, NBC7's Chief Meteorologist Sheena Parveen has your First Alert Forecast. NBC7's Marianne Kushi is here with what you need to know to kick off your week.

The Padres have gotten reacquainted with the Dodgers and it's not too hard to see what separates the two clubs. Darnay chats with SI's Ryan Phillips about the big picture takeaways from the teams' meetings, before diving into the numbers. There are some stats that tell the story of this up-and-down Friars' campaign. They highlight a promising, up inconsistent pitching staff as well as a lineup that lacks depth. Manny is once again carrying the team, while Xander Bogaerts can't get it going. Some numbers are good, some are bad, and others are baffling. But they all help explain why the Padres are where they are.

Evacuation orders remain in effect for areas near the Monte Fire east of Lakeside, as this week's heat wave continues to bake most of San Diego County. Listen for your First Alert Forecast plus how SDGE is using a cost-effective means to increase wildfire prevention. NBC7's Marianne Kushi has what you need to know this Wednesday,.

The National Guard is staying put in Los Angeles amid growing immigration tensions, after a federal appeals process overturned a ruling that would've blocked the order. Your grocery store could soon be shorthanded as thousands of grocery store workers are one step closer to going on strike. Carlsbad firefighters stopped the forward spread of a brush fire near the Carlsbad and San Marcos city line, NBC7's Marianne Kushi has what you need to know to start your weekend!

Advantage Dodgers in 2025's first installment of baseball's best rivalry. One blowout win was sandwiched between a pair of disappointing losses. What did we learn from their first meeting of the season? Is anyone clicking besides Manny? What's wrong with the lineup right now? It's time to make some deals - the guys speculate about a few bats, and Derek says bullpen additions could make sense. Who knows when we'll see Michael King again? And things could go sideways fast for the Padres if they don't get clicking.

After months of debate, the San Diego City Council has approved the new city budget, where it heads next. Summer travel is here but families are bracing for tighter budgets. The San Diego County Fair kicks off Wednesday morning. NBC7's Marianne Kushi has you need to know to kick off your day.

Fresh off a split in San Francisco that was either frustrating or fortuitous, Darnay welcomes Annie Heilbrunn to the pod! How should we feel about the Giants series? Should we be concerned or hopeful about the team finding ways to win? Manny is raking. Tatis has signs of life. Xander and Arraez are dinged up. A series with the Dodgers is finally around the corner. Darnay asks Annie about a more affable Mike Shildt, and the key to asking good questions and getting useful answers.

A year-long court battle is over and a local yoga instructor came out on top. We break down how the City of San Diego is responding after a ban on beach yoga is struck down. The President announcing new travel restrictions, calling back to his first term in office. Plus, a new warning about a social media scam targeting California drivers. NBC7's Steven Luke has what you need to know to start your Thursday.

The Padres had a successful week to build some momentum heading into what should be their most difficult month of the season.  The On Friar Podcast hosts break down the looming gauntlet and discuss the health of the pitching staff … including the chances it will soon include Pirates ace Paul Skenes, who is suddenly the subject of trade rumors because of social media.

The Padres just had one of their worst weeks in a long time. Back-to-back sweeps, which included one of the ugliest performances you'll see. Gavin Sheets nearly saved them against the Jays. Manny hasn't looked like himself and Tatis looks defeated. Luis Arraez is confusing. The guys discuss the damage, wonder about shaking up the lineup and are getting worried about Yu Darvish.

After a surprising stumble on Monday the Padres showed resilience with a couple big swings leading to a series win over the Halos. Fernando Tatis Jr. continues to have a special season. Xander Bogaerts has had big moments, even if the numbers leave something to be desired. Manny Machado is in a groove. Jackson Merrill is doing everything. And Yu Darvish is getting closer! Heidi Watney joins Derek for her thoughts on the club.

A series of plot twists resulted in a lost series in New York. Jackson Merrill hit the ground running in his return. Unfortunately the bullpen faltered the last two nights in New York. Derek and Darnay discuss the highs and lows against the Yankees. Fernando Tatis Jr.is slumping for the first time in 2025, and he's searching for answers. Dylan Cease went from no-hit bid to an injury exit. And Jake Cronenworth is on his way back.

Darnay Tripp, NBC7 Talks Padres And More

Darnay Tripp, NBC7 Talks Padres And More. Warriors T Wolves. Jims Backpage.

After a breath of fresh air in the form of a two-game sweep of San Francisco, Darnay catches up with Greg Garcia to get his thoughts on the club's stellar start. Arraez and Heyward are back, and it sounds like Jackson Merrill isn't far behind. Is this the best version of Fernando Tatis Jr.? Fans are glad the Padres won't see Paul Skenes, would players agree? And Mike Shildt's relentless positivity continues to pay off. Garcia shows love for his former skipper, discusses sign stealing and the living between the bigs and Triple-A.

It's early, but the San Diego Padres are the best team in baseball? We'll see what stands out about the club's first few weeks with friend of the pod, John Conniff of MadFriars. Jackson Merrill's scorching start is slowed by injury. The club's depth is already on display with contributions from guys who started the year in El Paso. What will happen with Campy after his hot start? Speaking of the minors - John will give us the lowdown on who's where and what to watch for from the affiliates. And what is going on with Leo De Vries?

Darnay Tripp, NBC7/OnFriar Podcast On All The Padres Injuries SDFC And More.

Darnay Tripp, NBC7/OnFriar Podcast Joins The Guys To Talk About The Padres Injuries SDFC And More. Jims Backpage.

The Padres got out of Sacramento with a series win. But some injury concerns will follow them back to Petco Park? Mike Shildt said Jake Cronenworth and Fernando Tatis Jr. are moving in the right direction. Hard not to worry about Tatis, right? Plus, Merrill's balky hamstring. Bogaerts is doing some good things. Robert Suarez is a stud. The 2025 Padres look a lot like the 2024 Padres. Highs and lows from the first road trip of the season with a sneaky important week ahead.

The auto industry paying close attention to the new tariffs, why it's got some buyers rethinking their plans. A series of fatal crashes on a state route in downtown San Diego now raising some major red flags. And paying tribute to a local restaurant owner, NBC7's Marianne Kushi has what you need to know to kick off your Friday.

A big inning and a comeback win, where have we heard this before? Gavin Sheets woke up Petco Park and the Padres' lineup in an Opening Day win that felt like something we saw a lot of in 2024. Darnay and Todd recap game one. Todd lets us know what the guys had to say in the clubhouse. Jackson Merrill is still awesome. Tatis and Manny are menaces on the base path. Michael King wasn't sharp, but the team found a way.

It's almost here. Unfortunately there was a bit of concerning news in the leadup to Opening Day. Yu Darvish might not be ready for the start of the season. So who will take his spot in the rotation? What players are making the strongest final push for roster spots? How will the bullpen mix shake out? The guys share their biggest questions for the 2025 Padres.

After months of uncertainty there's clarity atop the Padres - at least for now. Derek and Darnay discuss John Seidler's ascent to club Chairman. Gavin Sheets went on a heater. How do we expect the Opening Day roster to take shape? With injuries around the league could Dylan Cease be on the move? And what on earth is happening at catcher?

After spending some time with the Padres in Peoria Marty Caswell joins Darnay to share her impressions on the 2025 club. Who has the best chance to make a splash for this year's team? Marty caught up with Ruben Niebla - who has a leg up for the final spot in the rotation? What kind of years should we expect from Manny and Tatis? If Marty had one question for John Seidler what would it be? And is it safe to expect the good vibes from Mike Shildt's first season to carry over?

Derek is back from Peoria and Cactus League games are going full swing. Manny wasted no time going yard, Salas and De Vries showed flashes, Tatis is under the weather, and some exciting young players have impressed. The guys discuss what we've seen. Derek shares his takeaways from an eventful few days in Arizona.

Day one of Padres Spring Training ended with a surprise - they have money to spend! A.J. Preller added a key piece to the rotation with the addition of Nick Pivetta. Sammy Levitt joins to discuss the righty and what he brings to the table. Will he be the next arm to benefit from Ruben Niebla's genius? Will they keep Dylan Cease and go for it in 2025? They have left fielders now too! But A.J. isn't done! Sammy shares his early impressions from Peoria.

Thursday morning brought an important piece of housekeeping. John Seidler was approved by MLB owners as the Padres control person. A mere formality or should we take more from the unanimous vote? Will anything change from how the team operated in the past year? How was FanFest? Derek was there and shares his thoughts. What's the national outlook on the Padres? And big roster questions remains as Spring Training approaches.

The Padres offseason has been almost disconcertingly quiet but now the rumor mill is churning for what might be all the wrong reasons. What gives? What's happening next? And does any of it matter with what the Dodgers have done? Ben Fletcher joins Derek Togerson to discuss it all.

So are they ever going to do anything? The guys turn to MLB Network's Jon Morosi in search of answers. The Padres missed out on Roki Sasaki. Are moves finally on the horizon? Morosi shares his thoughts on a stagnant winter, the ownership power struggle. Last time he joined us he gave an optimistic outlook heading into 2024. We need him to do that again. They guys recorded a few hours before the Profar-Braves news broke.