Neighbors and Family Mourn the Loss of Two Boys in a Chula Vista House Fire, Miramar Air Show Canceled for 2nd Year, Human Smuggling Suspect in Court, Sheena Says Expect a Nice Mother's Day

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Young Fire Victims Remembered, Miramar Air Show Canceled, Mother's Day Forecast

Two Children Die in Raging Overnight House Fire, County Expands Hours at Local Vaccines Sites, Ocean Beach Pier to Partially Reopen, Sheena Says Expect Early Morning Clouds 

Deadly Fire in Chula Vista, Getting a Vaccine Gets Easier, Future of OB Pier

The Family of Maya Millete is Not Giving Up Their Search, Help Could Be On The Way For Local Restaurants, Mother and Son Reunited at The Border, San Diego State Considers a New Mascot, Sheena Says Expect Temps in the 80's Inland

Search for Missing Mom Continues, Family Reunited, SDSU Considers New Mascot

FDA Considers Expanding Vaccine Eligibility for Children, Navy Rescue Swimmer Saves Lives Off Pt. Loma, Sheena is Tracking Changes in the Weather, Happy Star Wars Day

Potential COVID Vaccine for Children, Navy Man Saves Lives, May the Fourth Be With You

Investigation Underway into Deadly Smuggling Operation, TSA Extends Mask Requirement, Sheena Says Get Ready for a Midweek Warm Up, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria Pushes Sexy Streets

Four Dead After Boat Capsizes, Sheena Is Tracking Warmer Weather, Mayor Gloria is Bringing Sexy Back

Today, Mari Payton starts with an update on a fire burning on the western edge of Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Cal Fire San Diego says that it jumped to roughly 2,900 acres overnight. Then, NBC7's Crystal Egger talks about how the weather conditions might impact the effort to get the fire under control. Next, Mari talks about a search for Maya Millete that is happening today-- the day after her 40th birthday. Lastly, Old Town is able to resume Cinco de Mayo celebrations for the first time since the pandemic.

Southern Fire Jumps Overnight, Search For Maya Millete Continues, Old Town's Cinco de Mayo Is Back

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about cloud-covered skies to start off May. Then, Mari previews a vigil being held tonight for the victims of the mass shooting in the Gaslamp Quarter. Next, Mari touches on the search for a suspected arsonist in the Sunset Cliffs area. Lastly, walk-up vaccines are available at several sites throughout the county this weekend. 

May Gray Is Here, Vigil For Gaslamp Shooting Victims, Walk-Up Vaccines Available

Mass Vaccination Event for High School Students, Sheena Says Expect a Hot Friday and Cooler Weekend, California is in Drought Watch, County Leader Pushes to Waive Fees for Local Business Owners 

Vaccines for High School Students, Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty, Warm Weather

San Diego County Celebrates More Than 1 Million People Vaccinated, President Biden Addresses the Nation and Congress, Can You Count Your Parents at Dependents? Navy SEALs Look to Reorganize 

Vaccination Milestones, President Biden Rolls Out Plan for Families, Changes for Navy SEALs

Today, Marianne dives into all the new COVID-19 rules including the new rule for walk-in appointments at county COVID-19 vaccination sites and the new restrictions being lifted on wearing masks outdoors. She also has the details on a helicopter that crashed into a U.S. Navy ship and the calls for the Biden Administration to push for free preschool for young children. 

Walk-Ins Welcome, No More Masks Outdoors, Helicopter Crash, Calls for Free Preschool

Governor Newsom will Face a Recall Election Later This Year, CDC Releases New Guidelines for Summer Camps, Sheena Tracking a Slight Chance for Showers, Woman Killed in Gaslamp Quarter Identified 

Recall Election for Gov. Newsom, CDC Guidelines for Summer Camps, Woman Killed in Gaslamp Quarter

Sheena is Tracking Rain of Monday, San Diego Police Step Up Patrols after Deadly Shooting, Employers Struggling to Find Workers, J & J Vaccine Being Distributed Once Again, California May Lose Congressional Seat

Rain on the Way, More Patrols in Gaslamp Quarter, J & J Vaccine Returns

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about a rain and snow storm heading our way overnight. Then, Mari shares details on how public health officials are responding to people who say they might not feel comfortable getting the J&J vaccine now that it is being administered again. Next, Mari discusses a summer school program being offered by SDUSD to help students who have faced a challenging school year amid the pandemic. Lastly, a group of residents are pushing back against the potential placement of two sex offenders in their neighborhood. 

J&J Vaccine Hesitancy, Summer Program For Local Kids, Residents Protest Sex Offenders' Potential Placement

Today, Mari Payton checks in with NBC7's Crystal Egger on when the morning clouds will make way for afternoon sun. Then, Mari shares the latest details on the deadly shooting in the Gaslamp Quarter that left one person dead and several others injured. Next, Mari talks about the J&J vaccine that has been given the green light to be used in the U.S. Lastly, an update on San Diego County's progress against COVID-19. 

Latest Details on Gaslamp Shooting, J&J Vaccines to Resume, Local Vaccination Progress

1 Killed, 4 injured in Gaslamp Shooting, J&J Vaccine CDC Review, UC & CSU College System Vaccine Requirements, CDC Revising Mask Guidance, San Diego's Most Accurate Forecast, SpaceX Rocket Crew 2 Heads To Space, and Ferraris Club Weekend at Balboa Park.

1 Killed, 4 injured in Gaslamp Shooting, J&J Vaccine CDC Review and SpaceX Rocket Crew 2 Heads To Space

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