San Diego prosecutors filed 132 border‑related cases in one week after a 59‑lb cocaine seizure at Otay Mesa and a Coast Guard interception off Point Loma. The filings span drug importation, human smuggling and illegal reentry.

A chain-reaction crash on southbound I‑5 in East Village killed a motorcyclist and prompted a hazardous-materials cleanup that shut multiple lanes.

Deputies are searching for a 25-year-old man after a Friday-night stabbing near 700 Center Drive in San Marcos. The victim's injuries are reported as non-life-threatening.

A Rancho Bernardo father received no jail time Friday in a weapons case tied to a threat at Rancho Bernardo High School. Police had seized a trove of un‑serialized firearms during a January raid.

A suspicious package at the Santee Sheriff's Station prompted an evacuation; the Bomb/Arson Unit later rendered the item safe and officials say there's no known threat.

A woman was arrested after allegedly biting a police officer at Linda Vista Recreation Center last Saturday. Police say she was booked on multiple charges and the investigation is ongoing.

An early‑morning shooting in Serra Mesa left a man with broken bones; police recovered a shotgun and are searching for a suspect.

Border Patrol arrested a Mexican national with a prior child‑sex conviction during a maritime smuggling interception; federal illegal‑reentry charges followed.

A pedestrian was killed Thursday on the 4300 block of W. Point Loma Boulevard. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and DUI is not suspected.

Tony Moore, 65, has died after being struck by a motorcycle on El Cajon Boulevard in La Mesa; the county medical examiner is awaiting postmortem results.

Federal indictments were unsealed after a 16‑month FBI probe that led to 11 arrests and the seizure of more than 11 pounds of meth across San Diego County.

Officer Tyler Cockrell, a 20‑year SDPD veteran, sued the City alleging retaliation and harassment tied to internal disputes and prior probes into senior staff.

The Justice Department sued S & K Towing, alleging the San Clemente company auctioned nearly 150 servicemembers' vehicles, many linked to Camp Pendleton.