Shelby Bremer

3 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

As crossings at the United States-Mexico border have plummeted under President Donald Trump, aid organizations in San Diego said they've shifted their focus from assisting migrants with so few now arriving. "It's a dramatic, dramatic change from a year ago," said Adriana Jasso of the American Friends Service Committee, which has been stationed at the border in San Ysidro since 2023.

3 weeks ago | nbclosangeles.com | Shelby Bremer

The daughter of an undocumented man detained in a massive immigration enforcement operation in unincorporated El Cajon on Thursday said her father has no criminal history and "didn't deserve" to be arrested and separated from his family. "He's so hard-working - I mean, he's never taken a day off," Gaby Hernandez, a U.S. citizen, said about her father, Carlos Hernandez. "He's always been a provider, and he makes sure that we never miss a meal.

4 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

Some residents of the Scripps Ranch neighborhood where San Diego police fatally shot a man with a gun on Tuesday said they were concerned about him weeks before the deadly encounter. The shooting took place at Angelique Street and Little Silver Court. Videos show the man barefoot, wearing ear protection and brandishing a weapon. Morgan Wurtzler lives in the house across the street, where crews working on the home called 911 after he pointed the gun in their direction at around noon.

4 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

A judge on Friday ordered an undocumented man with no criminal history released on bond, nearly two weeks after federal immigration agents detained him in front of his two children as he took them to school in San Diego's City Heights neighborhood. Genaro Carreto was taking two of his children, Bilver and Eugenia, to school on March 12 when he was pulled over and ICE agents took him into custody. He's been held at the Otay Mesa Detention Center ever since.

1 month ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

California rolled out a new map of fire hazard severity zones for San Diego County on Monday for the first time in more than a decade, showing a 26% increase in acres now in a very high hazard zone. "In the last decade, we have seen an absolute significant increase in the severity, the destruction of the wildfires that we've been experiencing," said California State Fire Marshal Daniel Berlant. "These are just conditions that we have been experiencing out on the ground.