John Jeffrey Lynn was arrested for multiple indecent exposure incidents in Mount Helix, with authorities seeking additional victims. He allegedly flashed women while driving an SUV and has been released on bail.

A suspect was killed by San Diego police following a robbery and hostage situation. The incident is under investigation by local law enforcement agencies.

Two San Diego police shootings spark debate on lethal force use; one involved a suspect with his child during a kidnapping incident, prompting investigations and officer leave.

A 23-year-old pedestrian was seriously injured when struck by a car in Pacific Beach, with the San Diego PD investigating the early morning accident on Grand Avenue.

Firefighters contained a 17-acre brush fire in Rancho Santa Fe; evacuation warnings were issued for residents near high tension power lines and homes.

Two men were indicted for distributing fentanyl that resulted in a deadly overdose of a 25-year-old in Carlsbad, as reported by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A motorcyclist and his passenger were severely injured after a crash involving a Honda CRV in Ocean Beach, with authorities investigating the possibility of alcohol being a factor.

CBP officers at California's Otay Mesa seized 400 pounds of cocaine hidden in a vehicle's fuel tanks, facilitated by canine units during a late Friday inspection.

A man on a scooter was hit by a truck in Kensington after ignoring a red light; he suffered a leg fracture but is expected to recover. The accident is under investigation.

A 17-year-old named Isaac Shekhayem was fatally shot in a San Marcos parking lot; the shooter is unidentified and at large. Authorities seek witnesses.

Kenneth Bogard, a convicted serial rapist serving a 96-year sentence, may be paroled early due to elderly release laws, despite the San Diego DA's objections.

Two separate accidents in San Diego injured multiple people; a solo E-Bike crash caused by mishandling and a fiery motorcycle-CRV collision potentially involving DUI.

Luis Reinaldo Ramirez of Arizona was sentenced to 10 years for leading a money laundering scheme for the Sinaloa Cartel, laundering $16.5 million and engaging in extortion.