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.

An arrest was made following a fire at an Oceanside movie theater, with 41-year-old Amber Iovino charged with arson and confessing to the crime. Police urge the public to share any relevant information.

A man was arrested for a violent outburst at a Santee salon, where he assaulted staff and vandalized the store after being told he was late for his haircut.

El Cajon Police Department seeks public help to identify five suspects in a $3650 theft at Dick's Sporting Goods on February 5th, releasing images for recognition assistance.

An electrical fire in an Oceanside duplex caused major damage, killed a cat, and displaced residents. The fire started in a garage breaker panel. Firefighters warn of outdated electrical systems' risks.

An Amazon driver in Coronado remained composed during an attempted carjacking. The assailant fled after she called 911, and police arrested him soon after.

The US Coast Guard detained 16 individuals suspected of being Mexican nationals from a boat near Mission Bay, highlighting interagency efforts to curb illicit maritime activities.

The CDCR is searching for Freddy Rojas, who left a San Diego reentry program unauthorized, serving time for controlled substance possession and firearm enhancement.

Several motorists in Escondido were arrested for dangerous driving stunts during a protest, with 11 vehicles impounded by police. Authorities are ensuring safety at upcoming demonstrations.

Authorities investigate a fatal shooting by San Diego Police Officer Daniel Gold, who killed a 16-year-old following a battery report and gunfire near an MTS Trolley Platform.

San Diego Police report a hit-and-run in San Ysidro, causing a 71-year-old man to sustain a leg fracture. The suspect vehicle, possibly a red Jeep, fled the scene.

Jaime E. Gonzalez, III receives an 86-years to life sentence for a shooting spree in San Diego that resulted in one death and multiple injuries, including those of minors.

Carlos Manuel da Silva Santos, CEO of Ethos Asset Management, pled guilty to wire fraud conspiracy and aggravated identity theft, causing over $17 million in losses.