An 83-year-old woman's death in Oceanside has been ruled a homicide. Her 25-year-old neighbor, Blake Harrison Turner, was arrested but his arraignment is delayed due to mental competency evaluations.

Swami's Café and Honey’s Bistro settled an EEOC sexual harassment suit for $650,000 and agreed to policy changes after allegations of harassment against young female staff.

San Diego officials issued a second reminder to dispose of ByHeart Infant Formula due to a national botulism outbreak, with no cases in the county yet.

Two men admitted in court to scamming an elderly person out of $1.5 million in a gold purchase scheme, with one pleading guilty to money laundering and the other to wire fraud.

A Sacramento man was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to conspiring to sex‑traffic an 18‑year‑old to San Diego. Prosecutors say he advertised the victim online, tracked her and kept her earnings.

An ATTOM-backed county analysis shows inland Southern California posted the largest 10-year percentage gains even as coastal markets remain the priciest.

A head-on collision on San Felipe Road near Julian killed a juvenile and left seven people hospitalized after a multi‑vehicle crash around 3 p.m. Sunday.

A 60-year-old man was killed Saturday night on India Street in Hillcrest after a driver fled the scene. San Diego police are asking witnesses and anyone with video to call Crime Stoppers.

An 83-year-old man was critically injured after being struck in San Ysidro; police say he suffered a pelvic fracture and a brain bleed. SDPD's Traffic Division is investigating and seeking witnesses.

San Diego is expecting cooler weather as high pressure weakens, with possible Santa Ana winds and light rain midweek, as per the National Weather Service San Diego.

An 11-year-old boy, Aiden Torres, was killed in a hit-and-run in Escondido. His family mourns, and police seek the driver; a GoFundMe supports them financially.

Man detained after an alleged stabbing near San Diego's City High School Stadium; police used less lethal rounds and a service dog due to his non-cooperation.

Two Mexican nationals were arrested this week after federal prosecutors say they sold San Diego properties they didnt own, moving nearly $1 million abroad via forged documents.