Shandel Menezes

1 week ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shandel Menezes

Two years before Monday's 5.2-magnitude earthquake, San Diego State University scientists started a project that lead them more than 90 miles off San Diego's coast line. In February, the group took a 12-day research cruise aboard an oceanographic research vessel called the "Sally Ride."Scientists dredged rocks and mapped the seafloor to find new fault lines, underwater landslides and potential tsunami triggers.

2 weeks ago | telemundo20.com | Shandel Menezes

El Distrito Escolar Unificado de Preparatorias de Fallbrook está investigando denuncias de agresiones sexuales que involucran al equipo de béisbol masculino en la preparatoria Fallbrook. Los padres afirman que las denuncias salieron a la luz hace aproximadamente una semana. Aide Villa, estudiante de último año de la preparatoria Fallbrook, afirma haber sido compañera de clase del jugador de béisbol que denunció haber sido agredido. "Es una persona muy extrovertida", dijo.

2 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shandel Menezes

The Fallbrook Union High School District is investigating hazing reports involving the boy's varsity baseball team at Fallbrook High School. Parents say the reports came to light about a week ago. Aide Villa, a senior at Fallbrook High School, says she's been classmates with the baseball player who reported being hazed. "He's a really outgoing person," she said. "At first, he's a little shy, but once he gets to know you, he's funny.

2 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shandel Menezes

Thousands of San Diegans joined the movement on Saturday to push against President Donald Trump's administration. In his two and a half months in office, Trump has signed 111 executive orders. It's more than half the amount he signed during his entire first term, according to the Federal Register. Among the most controversial orders have been him enacting mass deportations, withdrawing from the World Health Organization and ending federal diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

3 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shandel Menezes

Allen Dinoyo, 48, was homeless when he started a series of fires across the county last fall. On Wednesday, he was sentenced to 13 years and 4 months in prison for his crimes. Cal Fire captain Mike Cornette said there are protections for people who accidentally start fires when they're trying to cook or keep warm, but that was not the case with Dinoyo. Also on Wednesday, Cornette reflected on the end of the complicated investigation that lead to Dinoyo's arrest.