El Cajon Police are seeking public help to identify a man who stole an electric bicycle from a Target store. They released surveillance images and request information to be sent to PSO N. Jamison.

A man connected to a previous altercation was found dead in a San Diego apartment stairwell; police are investigating the incident as a potential homicide.

A man's decomposed body was found in Lower Otay Lake; San Diego Police launched a homicide investigation without immediate identification of the victim.

An officer at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Center was targeted in an attempted homicide by Nelson Barrera using an improvised weapon. The officer was unharmed, and Barrera was transferred to another facility.

The US Coast Guard detained three people near Mission Bay identified as aliens, two Vietnamese and one Mexican, after being spotted on personal watercraft.

Two men were shot and wounded at 2600 Fairmount Ave in San Diego; their injuries are non-life-threatening. The suspect remains unidentified, and police seek public assistance.

Motorcyclist suffers serious injuries in Miramar after crashing his Kawasaki 650R Ninja; alcohol may have been a factor.

Two DUI arrests and various citations occurred at an Escondido Police checkpoint, with one driver also charged with cocaine possession. The operation screened 870 vehicles, and future checkpoints are planned.

Two 7 Eleven stores in San Diego were robbed by armed suspects who escaped in a black sedan. No injuries or arrests reported; police seek information.

San Diego Sheriff Martinez reports progress in facility modernization, lower crime rates, and improved jail health services, with a notable decrease in in-custody deaths and overdoses.

Deputies in San Diego intercepted drug-soaked mail sent by Destiny Gomez to an inmate, leading to her arrest and charges including drug smuggling and child endangerment.

A man with a CO2-powered gun caused a lockdown at Hillsdale Middle School but was released as no crime was committed. Increased patrols were set following past issues with the man.

Brink's Global Services USA pays over $50 million to settle allegations of operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, admitting to violations of the Bank Secrecy Act.