Abbie Black is a journalist based in San Diego, California. She is a contributor to KSDK - 5 On Your Side and CBS 8 San Diego, and her work has also been featured in FOX West Texas and KXTV-TV. Abbie covers a wide range of local news stories, from heartwarming human interest pieces to hard-hitting investigative reports.
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San Diego, United States (Local)
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Tickets can range between $135 to $9,000 for the first three games of the National League Division Series.
By: Abbie Black
A third-year student at SDSU says he was slapped with exorbitant fees after he moved out and was still receiving invoices until he asked CBS 8 to get involved.
By: Abbie Black
CBS 8 has been 'Working for You' about concerns of drug use outside a tour guide storefront. Police said they have a new enforcement strategy.
By: Abbie Black
Brave young warriors staying at the Ronald McDonald House enjoy a monster bash filled with costumes, treats, and family fun.
CBS 8 partnered with Susan G. Komen for annual event in Balboa Park to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research.
Police say Vivian Crowder went missing from La Mesa Village on October 29. She has dementia, no medication, no wallet and no car.
By: Abbie Black
A cornerstone business that helped shape La Mesa's Village for over three decades may be forced to close its doors by year's end due to a rent hike.
A decade after helping spark a cultural renaissance in Barrio Logan, Border X Brewing—San Diego's first Latino-owned brewery—is fighting to keep its doors open.
Safety experts warn parents about choking hazards, banned items still available online
Local doctors warn of increased stomach bug, and other respiratory infections.
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