A major blaze at the Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club left part of the clubhouse partially collapsed and red‑tagged. Fire and arson investigators are on the scene.

The San Diego County Medical Examiner is asking for the public’s help identifying a man whose burned body was found in a dumpster at National City’s Galleria. Surveillance footage and an anthropological profile may hold clues.

San Diego police say a woman was found unresponsive in an O'Farrell apartment and detectives from the Homicide Unit are investigating. Authorities ask anyone with tips to come forward.

A 21-year-old woman admitted she drove a BMW onto a Liberty Station pedestrian path and struck a 5-year-old scooter rider; the child suffered life-threatening injuries. Sentencing is set for June 4, and court papers say Taylor could face 7–9 years behind bars.

San Diego leaders joined tribal chairs and federal partners this week to sign an MOU in Sacramento aimed at speeding investigations into missing and murdered Indigenous people. The pact creates new data‑sharing and rapid‑response protocols advocates say are overdue.

A federal judge refused to dismiss a wrongful-death lawsuit after a woman was found in a Lemon Grove ditch; claims against deputies will move forward.

A San Diego‑linked executive has pleaded guilty in a publishing scam that cost authors millions, officials say. The FBI and postal inspectors led the probe.

El Cajon police used a drone and a Taser to arrest a 39-year-old woman after a Prince Street stabbing that left another woman hospitalized.

A 38-year-old woman remains in critical condition after an apparent assault on Parkway Drive in La Mesa. Police released a photo of a person of interest and are asking for tips.

A two-vehicle wreck near Lake Henshaw killed one person Wednesday and left two others with minor injuries, officials said.

An OnlyFans creator admitted involuntary manslaughter after a filmed fetish session in Escondido left a man dead. She faces a four‑year prison term under a plea deal.

A city audit says San Diego’s brush‑inspection program is inconsistent and underresourced, leaving many high‑risk properties uninspected as Zone Zero rules take effect. The report urges faster reinspections, better data and more staffing.

San Diego prosecutors say five people stole more than $667,000 in Louis Vuitton goods from FedEx deliveries over a year-long spree. Some suspects have pleaded not guilty while others await extradition.