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- Aug 23, 2026
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Former San Diego Chargers player aims to reduce concussions with ‘SAFR' helmet cover (opens the original)
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As football season kicks off, a former San Diego Chargers player is on a mission to protect the next generation of football players from devastating head injuries. Carlos Bradley, who played as a linebacker for the Chargers from 1981 to 1985, is working to improve safety with a specialized helmet cover designed to change the game. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. "The same game that helped so much has also hurt us so much," Bradley said. "We want to bring studen
Sweetwater Authority gives rare behind-the scenes tour of water treatment plant (opens the original)
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On another hot August day, residents gathered at the Robert A. Perdue Water Treatment Plant in Spring Valley for a family-friendly event focused on one of the region's most essential resources: water. Hosted by Sweetwater Authority, the open house offered the public a rare opportunity to tour the facility, learn about the water treatment process, and get a closer look at the Sweetwater Reservoir and Dam, which help provide drinking water to thousands of South Bay residents. Stream San Diego News
Would you ride driverless? Waymo prepares for San Diego launch (opens the original)
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Waymo is preparing to launch its driverless ride service for the public in San Diego, with the company saying it hopes to begin picking up customers in the next few months. The autonomous vehicles have already been driving around San Diego, including Hillcrest, but have so far been picking up Waymo employees as the company trains its technology on local streets. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. “The last few months we’ve been training the Waymo driver to learn t
Amazon accused of using public park as on-foot delivery distribution site (opens the original)
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San Diego city and union leaders are pushing back against Amazon after the company used Crown Point Shores as a package transfer site for its new on-foot delivery service. Officials say Amazon did not get proper permission or pay for permits to operate in the public park. Amazon said the use of Crown Point Shores resulted from a miscommunication and that it has since corrected the problem. But Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera questioned how the company could have mistakenly turned a public park int
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