An investigation into San Diego jewelry thefts led to the discovery of a complex COVID relief fraud scheme masterminded by a Romanian national who has now pleaded guilty to stealing over $5 million in unemployment benefits.

A notorious scandal emerges as a celebrated dermatologist, Dr. Mona Zohdi Mofid, and her son are sentenced for illegally accumulating and selling scarce N95 respirator masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.

One person injured in El Cajon after an argument leads to a shooting, with police quickly apprehending the suspect.

Sebastian Guthery's website self-describes a "business leader" who has "enjoyed the prosperity of several multi-million dollar business ventures." Guthery & Nine2Five kratom company have pleaded guilty to illegal importation of kratom & money laundering.

A family member watched in horror as an El Cajon man, Gary Zing, met a tragic end in a tree-trimming accident while on a FaceTime call.

A Los Angeles man accused of several femicides in Mexico remains behind bars, awaiting extradition proceedings. Family members argue against his incarceration, claiming the defendant is innocent and a vital source of support.

Two elderly brothers were found dead in their East County home, leaving the community looking for answers as homicide investigators work on the case.

A recent flurry of antisemitic and homophobic flyers has residents in various San Diego communities joining forces to fight against hate, urging others to report the incidents to the police.

A fatal stabbing occurred at a senior living community in North Park, as part of an ongoing dispute between the victim and his roommate, who is now facing murder charges.

A Marine from Camp Pendleton is involved in a tragic accident in Oceanside that has left a family mourning the loss of a 12-year-old boy.

A young girl from San Diego, who was reported missing on June 10, was discovered in Camp Pendleton barracks on June 28. A Marine has allegedly been taken into custody and wa being questioned by NCIS.

A Poway man hid his mother's death for 30 years, collecting her government benefits and using her identity fraudulently, resulting in one of the longest and largest fraud cases in the district.

A devious plan to exploit UCSD students' identities for financial gain leads to nearly 4-year imprisonment for one man and raises questions about privacy in academic institutions.