The San Diego Sheriff's Department used a helicopter to inform San Marcos residents of an active manhunt for 26-year-old suspect Thomas Corder, advising them to report any sightings.

Firefighters put out a fire in a Fallbrook apartment, where three people suffered smoke inhalation and two adults were displaced. The cause is under investigation.

San Diego Fire-Rescue conducted a cliff rescue at Blacks Beach, where lifeguards saved a person who fell and was injured. The operation showcased their training and the victim was released without needing further medical care.

A test drive of a Ford F-150 Lightning in Pacific Beach ended in a crash, severely injuring a salesperson due to the electric truck's sudden acceleration. The SDPD is investigating the incident.

A 31-year-old motorcyclist sustained serious injuries after crashing into a median in Kearny Mesa; alcohol was a factor. The SDPD is investigating the accident.

San Diego Police investigates a hate crime in Hillcrest involving anti-LGBTQ+ graffiti; footage shows three suspects linked to an older grey Buick Century.

The missing elderly man, Federico Barragan, has been found, as announced by San Diego Police. No details on his condition or discovery location were provided.

A jury convicted Morales-Espinoza and Alvarado-Ramirez of trafficking counterfeit Levi's apparel, facing up to 10 years in prison and a $2 million fine.

A 77-year-old woman driving a Toyota Rav4 failed to stop at a sign, fatally hitting a 37-year-old man in Otay Mesa West; investigation by the SDPD continues.

The SDPD reported a serious drug-impaired, head-on collision in Sorrento Valley, with multiple parties suffering severe injuries including fractures. An investigation is ongoing.

San Diego Police are searching for an at-risk missing person, 84-year-old Federico Barragan, last seen near Grand Avenue in Pacific Beach. He requires a cane and the public's help is sought.

Five Chinese nationals are indicted for a fraud scheme that stole over $27 million from U.S. seniors, with four arrests made and 2,000 victims identified.

14 people were arrested and 10 victims rescued in a human trafficking operation at San Diego Comic-Con by the local Task Force and law enforcement agencies.