El Cajon Police are seeking the public's help to identify two suspects recorded stealing Milwaukee packout boxes from Home Depot before fleeing in a black BMW convertible.

Ali Jabbar was fatally shot on San Diego's 16th Street. Tashaughn Jackson was arrested for the murder and public assistance is sought in the investigation.

Firefighters in Chula Vista extinguished a mobile home park fire within ten minutes; no injuries were reported, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

CBP officers seized over 3,600 pounds of meth hidden among vegetables at Otay Mesa Cargo Facility; a 27-year-old truck driver was arrested during the operation.

Sergio Martinez of Portland pleads guilty to drug trafficking and obstruction of justice, following an HSI San Diego operation exposing a "blind mule" defense scheme with then-girlfriend.

Twin brothers Ali and Shuaib Ahmed were arrested for a series of thefts in El Cajon, involving over $3,700 in stolen goods from retail stores. Police charged them with multiple felonies, and Shuaib faces additional drug charges.

A woman died after a man's car struck hers in a head-on collision in Balboa Park, San Diego. The crash is being investigated; alcohol was not a factor.

San Diego Police are searching for escaped suspect Dandre Lamonte Johnson who fled police custody. Described as a 27-year-old Black man, he was last seen in handcuffs wearing black clothes.

A man was grazed by a bullet during a shooting in Otay Mesa West, San Diego, following a confrontation with a group. Police are investigating; the suspects remain at large.

CBP officers at Tecate Port of Entry foiled a woman's attempt to smuggle 22 exotic birds, including a toucan and 21 parrots, into the U.S. hidden in her sedan's cargo area.

San Diego police are searching for a man who posed as a cop to lure children at a park. He fled after the kids sought help. He's described as a Hispanic male in his late 20s with shoulder-length black hair.

A teen was seriously injured after being hit by a car on El Cajon Boulevard; the 24-year-old driver was not yet determined to be at fault as the SDPD investigates.

Father and son were sentenced for a $21M Medicare fraud involving selling unnecessary medical equipment through their businesses, with senior Bell getting a 65-month term and junior Bell a 12-month sentence.