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Rachel Vasquez-Villalobos, a teenager from Point Loma, celebrated a remarkable recovery after surviving a rare stroke caused by a heart defect eight months ago.

Thousands of pets in San Diego County shelters are waiting for the day they find their forever-loving home. As part of NBCUniversal Local's nationwide Clear the Shelters campaign, NBC 7 and Telemundo 20 are partnering with local shelters from Aug. 1 to 31 to promote pet adoption and raise funds for animal welfare.

Hidden beside Rose Creek in Pacific Beach is a piece of San Diego history with a remarkable second chapter. Tucked beside the quiet waters of Rose Creek, Rose Creek Cottage is known today as a picturesque setting for weddings, celebrations and community gatherings. Beneath its trees and within its historic walls, gener

A dog fight at a park near San Diego’s Mission Beach escalated into a human brawl, with two men trading punches and kicks while a pit bull and German shepherd remained locked together. A third man eventually stepped in, turning a chaotic few seconds into the kind of beachside spectacle nobody had on their vacation itin

A military jet crashed in San Diego's Miramar neighborhood Friday, prompting a response from emergency crews at Miramar Airbase.

After spending more than a decade building a loyal following, a popular breakfast chain is preparing to close several longtime restaurants as it reshapes its footprint for the future. For customers, the move means saying goodbye to neighborhood brunch destinations that have served their communities for years. For the c

A preliminary 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck near the Palomar Observatory in San Diego County on Friday.

A magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck near Palomar Observatory this afternoon, rattling parts of both Riverside and San Diego counties. The U.S. Geological Survey reported the quake at 1:10 p.m., centered about 5 miles west of the observatory on Palomar Mountain northeast of Escondido, at a depth of roughly 8.5 miles. Ther

The Remy occupies a building that’s been serving San Diegan’s steaks for more than 50 years. Longtime locals remember it as Hungry Hunter. Today, it’s been reimagined as a modern American steakhouse—one that still nods to its past while carving out a new identity of its own.

Even if we’re past some of the big tentpole events of the summer, there’s no reason to fear the (figurative) dog days quite yet. From Ramona to Cardiff and beyond, there’s still stuff to do including cultural celebrations, dance and country music festivals, along with (literal) Dog Days.