KNSD-TV (San Diego, CA)

KNSD, also known as channel 39, is a TV station located in San Diego, California, that broadcasts NBC programs. This station is part of the NBC Owned Television Stations group and works alongside the Telemundo station, KUAN-LD (channel 48), which is licensed in Poway. Both KNSD and KUAN-LD operate from the same studios on Granite Ridge Drive in Serra Mesa, San Diego. They share a channel transmission agreement, utilizing KNSD's frequency from an antenna situated southeast of Spring Valley.

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English

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#37420

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#7654

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#228

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Cars keep tumbling down a hill into a restaurant's parking lot. Why hasn't a guardrail been added?

1 day ago | nbcsandiego.com | Alexis Rivas |Mike Dorfman

In Blake Hertel's mind, there's an easy solution to keep cars from flying off the road and crashing into his parking lot. Just add a guardrail. It's been frustrating for him to watch video after video of vehicles going down the embankment. "That would have prevented every single one of the accidents we've observed," Hertel said.
'Killer' movie franchise returns to San Diego for 'Juicy' new movie

1 day ago | nbcsandiego.com | Audra Stafford

A "killer" movie franchise that got its start in San Diego is back. Thursday, the production crew for Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence filmed scenes on and around Third Avenue in Chula Vista. Organic Intelligence is the fifth movie in the horror-comedy series. The original came out in 1978 and was the product of Bonita Vista High School alums Costa Dillon, Steve Peace and John DeBello.
Trump says Musk is upset over tax bill because of EV credit, NASA post

2 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Dan Mangan
Trump holds call with Xi, Chinese media says

2 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Kevin Breuninger
Trump tariffs likely to hit aluminum cans used for San Diego's craft beer

2 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Audra Stafford

The Trump administration ramped up tariffs on steel and aluminum Wednesday from 25% to 50%, affecting imports from car parts to canned goods, including San Diego's beloved craft beer industry. San Diego businesses like Societe Brewing are bracing for the potential impact of the tariff hike on their bottom line.
Trump administration lose bid to lift bar on Education Department layoffs

2 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Dan Mangan
Education Department says Columbia University fails to meet accreditation standards

2 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Dan Mangan
Have you received a surprise 'facility fee' charge after a medical appointment?

3 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Alexis Rivas |Mike Dorfman

By Alexis Rivas,Mike Dorfman Have you been hit with any surprise hospital "facility fees" after going to a medical appointment outside of a hospital? These fees are sometimes added to bills from outpatient doctor's offices that are owned by hospitals or health systems. If you went to a doctor's office or had a telehealth appointment and then were charged a facility fee despite not going to a hospital, we're interested in hearing from you.
Proposed Oceanside housing development draws pushback from neighbors

3 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Dave Summers

A housing development in Oceanside got the green light from the planning commission, but many people living near the project want it stopped. The developer wants to put 35 single-family homes on a 4 1/2-acre piece of land, near where Interstate 5 meets state Route 78. The proposed site for the Pacific Lagoon project, which overlooks Buena Vista Lagoon, is nestled in an established neighborhood of mostly single-family homes with sizable yards.
Million-dollar San Diego housing market shows signs of cooling off

3 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Kelvin Henry

San Diego's housing market and home values have been on a tear in recent years, but that may be coming to an end. The median price of a home in the San Diego housing market has steadily increased during the '20s. In April 2025, the median sale price of a home was $990,000, up from $630,000 five years earlier when the pandemic hit, according to Redfin. Although the median price of a home continues to rise, houses are sitting on the market for longer.