Man wielding a samurai-style sword peacefully apprehended in Carlsbad.

Arson at Hillcrest LGBTQ bar Gossip Grill, San Diego not a hate crime, suspect Ryan Habrel detained.

Fire damages San Diego apartment, injuring a dog and killing another, while humans escape unscathed.

Carlsbad officer survives ghost gun attack during traffic stop incident heightens ghost gun regulation debate.

Dr. Tien Tan Vo illegally used unapproved cosmetic drugs, risking patient safety for profit faces $201,534 penalty and restitution.

Victoria Carmona pleads guilty to drug trafficking and obstruction of justice, unveiling a blind mule smuggling strategy.

Unsolved for half a century The murder of Arminda Ribeiro. San Diego police seek public help to finally bring her killer to justice.

California brothers plead guilty to unlicensed firearms trafficking case highlights concerns of gun sales along US-Mexico border.

Alfredo Lomas Navarrete, a major firearms trafficker, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for supplying weapons and ammunition to the Sinaloa Cartel. This comes as part of a long-term investigation targeting the Valenzuela Transnational Criminal Organization, which has resulted in the charging of 109 defendants and the seizure of narcotics, cash, and ammunition.

In the wake of the Chula Vista shooting, an arrest has been made as suspect Kai Espinoza turned himself in yesterday.

One person is dead and another injured after a shooting in a Chula Vista mobile home park, with the investigation shedding light on the situation but no suspect in custody yet.

As the elderly population continues to suffer from increasing financial scams, a recently charged scammer's actions are a grim reminder to vulnerable seniors and their families to be aware of warning signs and work together with the newly-formed Elder Justice Task Force to combat the rising trend.

Christopher Toups, a former U.S. Navy service member, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his involvement in a $2 million insurance fraud scheme that targeted funds meant for injured service members.