Omari Fleming is a reporter at NBC 7. With a diverse background in journalism, he covers themes such as construction and real estate, urban design, and public security, showcasing his commitment to reporting on local issues and developments. Omari has been featured in reputable outlets including NBC DFW, NBC Los Angeles, and NBC News.
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Omari’s coverage indicates a focus on local stories, particularly those related to crime, city development, education, and healthcare. His reporting also encompasses government announcements and evolving stories.
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The suit questions the legality of three tickets park rangers gave him.
By: Omari Fleming
The University Heights Community Association says the city has spent more than the district takes in, and the savings that should have protected the landmark are nearly gone.
In Otay Mesa, one man has been trying to get the City of San Diego to clean up an RV encampment that is located right along the border of San Diego and Chula Vista. NBC 7’s Omari Fleming shows us the problem.
By: Omari Fleming
What started off in February as one RV and a boat behind it off Otay Valley Road in Otay Mesa West, has nearly six-months later, blossomed into two RVs that have undergone renovations and expanded to include an outdoor, shanty-style living room, with a Mercedes Benz parked out back.
By: Omari Fleming
Cal Fire Station 15's temporary closure is a little unnerving for people in the Rancho Monserate community of Bonsall after some of the homes went up in flames during the Lilac Fire nearly nine years ago.
By: Omari Fleming
A ballot measure that would revamp how the city of Chula Vista is managed and give councilmembers a massive pay raise won’t be moving forward as proposed.
By: Omari Fleming
Guidelines would lift the moratorium on building battery storage centers that was sparked by the 2024 fire at an Escondido SDG&E battery storage facility.
By: Omari Fleming
Whether it’s in the water fighting furious waves, like the recent ocean rescue in Santa Cruz, or high flying heroics on Sunset Cliffs to save someone who has fallen off, lifeguards here in San Diego and across the state put their lives on the line, saving lives — and in spite of those dangers, they’re not designated by the state as first responders.
By: Omari Fleming
A cascade of cliff-jumpers continues to catapult themselves off Sunset Cliffs, a week and a half after two high-profile rescues. Law enforcement has made it abundantly clear — cliff jumping is illegal.
By: Omari Fleming
As hundreds of girls prepare to try out for a travel softball team on the fields at Kit Carson Park, some players and coaches are calling foul over the possibility the fields could be moved to Ryan Park to make way for a three-rink community ice facility.
