A wildfire called the Pipeline Fire was reported July 6 on federal Department of Defense land in San Diego County. Early reports show cause and containment remain unknown.

A 62-year-old man found on Nimitz Boulevard in Point Loma died after suffering a gunshot wound, police say. Homicide detectives are investigating and seeking tips.

A woman was run over while lying in a Jamacha/Lomita shopping center parking lot Sunday and suffered multiple fractures. Police say an investigation at 920 Cardiff St. is underway.

An 85‑year‑old Encinitas woman was found unresponsive with injuries investigators deem suspicious; the county's homicide unit has taken over the probe.

A 36-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed early Sunday on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard in Kearny Mesa. Police say the driver stopped and investigators do not suspect impairment.

A vacant two‑story office building in Serra Mesa caught fire just after midnight, drawing a third‑alarm response. Firefighters prevented spread and no injuries were reported; investigators are probing the cause.

Two people were arrested after a vehicle pursuit in Spring Valley on Thursday; one suspect was booked on a robbery suspicion and another on suspected narcotics possession.

Ethan Joseph Sanchez pleaded guilty to a federal wire fraud count after telling investors his company would build ADUs and allegedly diverting funds; plea paperwork lists losses above $8.2M. Sentencing is set for September.

A newly obtained FBI affidavit alleges three men who called themselves “skinheads” carried out racially motivated attacks near Oceanside Pier, injuring three people.

Authorities searched Thursday after 70-year-old Randy Seitzinger removed his GPS monitor and didn't return from a San Diego reentry center.

CBP officers at the San Ysidro crossing say they recovered more than 121 pounds of meth hidden inside a vehicle dashboard. Officials say the seizure joins a string of large interceptions at the port.

A shelter-in-place alert was issued near Hillcrest after a severed gas line on the 1200 block of Essex Street; residents were told to stay indoors and avoid the area.

A federal indictment accusing a San Diego resident and Cask Technologies of steering Navy contracts was dismissed June 30, Larsen’s lawyers say. The move follows a multi‑year probe tied to a guilty plea by a Navy contract official.