A San Diego man responsible for the sexual exploitation of an over-medicated child is sentenced to 30 years in federal prison, exemplifying the continuous struggle to put a stop to such atrocious crimes against humanity.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s San Diego Field Office successfully interdicts over $22 million worth of dangerous narcotics in July, demonstrating the continued dedication of our border security personnel.

In a chilling turn of events, maintenance workers stumble upon a decomposed body in a Mission Valley storm drain, prompting an investigation by the San Diego Police Homicide Unit.

A Marine lost their life during a nighttime live-fire training exercise at Camp Pendleton, highlighting the inherent dangers faced during military training.

A man previously sentenced for a fatal DUI case has been charged again in another DUI case while still being out-of-custody during an appeal process.

Authorities in Southern California are searching for a man with crucial medical needs who went missing from a care facility in Lakeside.

A hit-and-run in La Mesa left a bicyclist seriously injured, and authorities are seeking the public's help in identifying the driver responsible. Surveillance images have been released, and a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.

While San Diego County successfully housed 800 homeless individuals in July, 1,200 more were pushed into homelessness due to the region's housing costs.

A heated argument between two men outside a Southcrest store takes a violent turn as one man is stabbed and the suspect is quickly apprehended by the San Diego Police Department.

A pedestrian was tragically killed by a COASTER commuter train in San Diego, sparking an investigation into the incident.

A recent police shooting in San Diego has left one car break-in suspect injured, while another remains on the run. The search intensifies as authorities urge public vigilance.

The case of the missing 14-year-old girl with learning disabilities found in Camp Pendleton Marine barracks has resulted in charges against a Marine.

As the El Cajon Police Department's automated license plate reading (ALPR) program begins to gain traction, the potent potential of Flock Safety technology in the fight against crime is balanced by ongoing concerns surrounding privacy.