Natalie Chuck is a reporter for ABC 10News San Diego, with a focus on local news in the San Diego area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including community events, city council decisions, public safety concerns, and human interest stories. Natalie's work has also been featured on KOAA5.
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By: Natalie Chuck
The International Boundary and Water Commission estimates 10 to 12 million extra gallons per day will be diverted to the San Ysidro plant over the next 10 days.
SAN DIEGO — City Heights is receiving $3.3 million dollars to spend on developing bike paths and pedestrian infrastructure, thanks to a grant from the California Air and Resources Board.
By: Natalie Chuck
Several letters have been sent to the California Department of Public Health asking for an impact investigation into Scripps Mercy Hospital's maternity ward closing.
EL CAJON, CA — A parade through East County is being declared a "Welcome Home" by some, in honor of veteran who died during the Vietnam War.
By: Natalie Chuck
Alin Gin, an Economist Professor at the University of San Diego, says fast food customers could see an increase in cost at their favorite chain.
By: Natalie Chuck
Both the County of San Diego and the Catholic Diocese will each receive $19.6 million dollars from the Department of Homeland Security. One county supervisor disagrees with the spending.
SAN DIEGO — Even in a sunny place like San Diego, walking a dog is far from a walk-in-the-park experience for some dog owners.
SAN DIEGO — On Thursday, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the state is dedicating $192 million to helping people move out of tents on the streets and into homes.
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — It has been nearly 40 years since a 16-year-old girl was found dead inside an El Cajon home.
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Vending machines dispensing life-saving medications have been popping up across San Diego County.
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