In the ongoing battle against vehicle theft, El Cajon Police Department's use of automated license plate reading (ALPR) technology proved fruitful, leading to the recovery of four stolen vehicles and arrests of multiple individuals.

A fatal accident in Sorrento Valley underscores the importance of pedestrian safety and adherence to traffic signals.

Marine veteran and police officer Larry Turner has entered the race for Mayor of San Diego, challenging career politician Todd Gloria. Will Turner's Independent candidacy bridge the political divide?

Experience a family-friendly evening of Halloween fun at Heritage Park, with trick-or-treating, mini pumpkin decorating, crafts, and an open-air movie night featuring "The Addams Family" (2019).

Alejandro Ferrer, the missing at-risk senior in San Diego, has been located thanks to community efforts and the San Diego Police Department.

New road repair projects in San Diego aim to provide safer streets for its communities through an innovative pavement preservation method, potentially reducing the need for more costly street reconstruction.

Denys Korotkiy, Chief Engineer of vessel Donald, sentenced to more than a year in prison for purposeful obstruction of justice and illegal oil dumping.

San Diego is set to plant over 8,400 trees in disadvantaged communities as it receives a $10 million federal grant to push for a more sustainable and equitable city.

A community member's report leads to an uncovering of potential victims of identity theft, resulting in a duo arrested for fraud and drug-related charges.

A Spring Valley man faces multiple charges after police discovered weapons and narcotics in a search warrant operation.

An elderly jogger prevails over an attempted robbery by a homeless sex offender with a long criminal history, leaving the community shaken and concerned.

San Diego City Council plans to increase water rates to ensure safe and reliable drinking water, repair aging infrastructure, and improve customer service technology. Are these rate hikes truly essential for the city?

One of the two incarcerated people who walked away from a San Diego reentry program is back in custody, while the other remains at large.