Escondido collision on Saturday results in the death of a 13-year-old and felony charges for driver Alexander Oroz.

Lennar Corporation is selling three new home collections at Junipers, a luxury community for active adults 55+ in San Diego, boasting amenities like a pool and trails near downtown and the beach.

Firefighters contained a fire at Oceanside Pier, saving most of the landmark but damaging a restaurant and kiosk. The area remains closed, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

California authorities captured Eric Lewis, a convict who escaped from a reentry program in San Diego, without incident and may now face escape charges.

A Long Beach man was sentenced to nine years in prison for trafficking two underage girls for sex after authorities uncovered his operation following a traffic stop.

The Cabrillo National Monument in San Diego has opened a new Oceanside Trail, offering a safe, scenic hike and access to historic sites and tidepools.

Guatemalan brothers plead guilty to kidnapping and hostage-taking of three immigrants in the U.S. for ransom, facing potential life imprisonment and fines.

A man was fatally shot in San Diego's Corridor neighborhood, with police arresting suspect Edgar Sanchez for the murder, who was found with a firearm upon arrest.

Birch Aquarium at Scripps celebrates its second successful Weedy Seadragon egg transfer, showcasing male seadragons' egg-carrying as crucial conservation against climate threats.

El Cajon Police seek help identifying a woman caught on surveillance stealing items from a JCPenney store. The public is asked to contact PSO Ribada with information.

San Diego introduces new road repair methods like cape seal and scrub seal in various neighborhoods, aiming to extend road life and improve driving conditions, despite some temporary street closures.

Alejandro Jose Confesor was arrested by San Diego police for the sexual assault of a 5-year-old girl during a burglary in Linda Vista.

San Diego Humane Society urges residents to not intervene with seemingly abandoned baby wildlife, as they are often better off with their natural parents. Only in cases of injury should people contact the society for guidance.