Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology, a topic of debate, helps Chula Vista police apprehend a dangerous murder suspect, showcasing the powerful potential of these cameras in keeping communities safe.

In a tremendous display of efficiency, El Cajon Police apprehend felony suspects thanks to Flock Safety's innovative automated license plate reading (ALPR) cameras.

A tree trimmer narrowly escapes death after being impaled on a fence in a terrifying workplace accident in Lakeside, El Cajon. Surprisingly, his condition has been reported as stable.

Four teenagers face serious charges in San Diego after a traffic stop leads to the seizure of a ghost gun and knives.

A family in California is seeking answers after a 14-year-old girl was discovered at Camp Pendleton, with allegations of her being trafficked and raped by a Marine.

Authorities have revealed the identity of the suspect responsible for gunning down a police dog and his own death during a tense standoff in San Diego.

A teen girl was shot multiple times in the legs during a gathering in Oak Park, San Diego, with police still on the hunt for the assailant.

Two teenage suspects in the killing of a homeless woman reported last week allegedly informed 100 friends one was "going hobo hunting," as revealed in the charges of murder and assault with a deadly weapon.

A wanted felon was shot dead by police officers in La Mesa, and the incident raises questions about the events leading up to the shooting as well as the larger implications for the community.

The family of Dario Baeza, a 27-year-old San Diegan, who was shot and killed in a Tijuana neighborhood, seeks help through a GoFundMe campaign as they grieve the tragic loss.

In typical golden retriever style, a dog inadvertently played accomplice in a recent bike theft in San Diego, as the pup traded their owner's expensive bike for affections from the thief.

Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of killing a 68-year-old homeless woman with a pellet gun in Serra Mesa, shedding light on the shocking crime that took place in May.

Edgar Herrera Pardo, aka "Caiman," extradited to San Diego to face federal charges, accused of leading Los Cabos group responsible for over 150 murders and fueling the drug trade.