Trash fees may go down for San Diegans, after a new report determined improved services could be delivered for $5 less than the original estimated costs. A problem with the 'International Collector Project' has led to Mexico discharging millions of gallons of wastewater into the Tijuana river. The City of Encinitas has temporarily shut down the D street access staircase because of emergency structural concerns.

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The race to replace the District One County Board of Supervisors seat will likely lead to a run-off election, after no candidates got more than 50% of the vote in last night's election. Construction to close gaps in the border fence, south of San Diego, will begin immediately after the DHS secretary issued a waiver. People living in San Diego are concerned about the new parking regulations that might go into effect, because popular areas could charge more for parking and end free parking on Sundays.

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Today is the special election for the County Board of Supervisors District 1 seat in the South Bay. Plus, the story of a miraculous rescue in Poway of a woman stuck in a storm drain. And there are new changes at the post office that are part of a 10-year modernization plan. NBC's Steven Luke has these stories and more this Tuesday, April 8. 

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President Trump's tariffs are having an impact on global stock markets with Asian and European markets taking a nose-dive overnight. Plus, we look at what California Governor Gavin Newsom is doing to try and protect the state's economy. The District 1 election in the South Bay is tomorrow, and some international students at California universities are their visas revoked. NBC 7's Nicole Gomez has these stories and more for your Monday, April 7.

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At least five international students at UC San Diego face an uncertain future after their F-1 visas were unexpectedly revoked. We're learning that two San Diego based US Customs and Border Protection officers are facing federal charges for allegedly taking bribes to let vehicles with undocumented migrants into the US. Carlsbad police had to rescue a seas lion from a bike lane on Carlsbad Boulevard.  

What You Need To Know To Start Your Sunday. 

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The city of San Diego will soon add a new fee for thousands of local homeowners. New parking rates are now in effect for certain spots near the waterfront. National City leaders are moving forward with plans to have more control over short-term rentals.  

What You Need To Know To Start Your Saturday. 

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The auto industry paying close attention to the new tariffs, why it's got some buyers rethinking their plans. A series of fatal crashes on a state route in downtown San Diego now raising some major red flags. And paying tribute to a local restaurant owner, NBC7's Marianne Kushi has what you need to know to kick off your Friday.

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25% tariffs on all foreign made automobiles are now in effect. Former San Diego city council member, Chris Cate, will be the new president and CEO of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce. Mammoth mountain received more than 2 feet in the last three days. 

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You might want to fill up at the gas station soon, Gas Buddy says prices could get much higher in the next week. A local non-profit wants to help San Diego businesses cut back on plastic pollution, and needs your help. Plus strong winds settle in across the county, listen for your First Alert Forecast. NBC 7's Marianne Kushi has what you need to know to start your Wednesday.

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A woman was arrested on Cowles Mountain this weekend after she started arguing with people on the trail and fired a gun at them, according to police. Rady Children's Hospital says it's water supply is back to normal after Legionella bacteria was found there. Travelers at San Diego International Airport will hope for a better day today after wind and low clouds forced hundreds of delays and cancellations.  

What You Need To Know To Start Your Tuesday. 

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