A man sitting on a center median on Oceanside Boulevard was struck and killed Friday night. Police say the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating.

A driver was hospitalized after a Hummer collided with a fuel tanker in Poway; HAZMAT contained a minor fuel leak, and the Sheriff’s Office is investigating.

Family files a federal wrongful‑death suit alleging deputies ignored a detainee’s repeated pleas; an autopsy found fentanyl and methamphetamine toxicity.

A suspect was arrested after a rifle round struck a Paradise Hills unit. Police recovered a rifle, a drum magazine, ammo and suspected drugs after a spike‑strip stop and K‑9 takedown.

The Enriquez family filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit alleging Chula Vista officers used excessive force when the retired Navy corpsman was killed during a Bonita standoff. The filing names the city, the police chief and officers involved.

A Pacific Beach vehicle pursuit ended on northbound I-15 after officers deployed a spike strip; a man was arrested and no injuries were reported.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Southern California filed 72 border-related cases in a week, covering human smuggling, unlawful reentry, and drug trafficking.

A couple was rescued from a flood near Lake Hodges on New Year’s Day after being swept away by strong currents; both were hospitalized and are stable.

A gas-tanker collision on SR-67 in Poway closed the highway for hours Friday morning; officials said no fuel spilled and one motorist was treated for minor injuries.

A rideshare vehicle was left hanging over a creek in Oceanside after a DUI-related hit-and-run; the suspect was arrested, and a trapped female passenger was hospitalized with major injuries.

A New Year's Day collision in San Diego's Mountain View neighborhood left three injured, with alcohol being a factor. The SDPD Traffic Division is investigating.

San Diego has filed a civil action against Mira Mesa Smoke and Vape, and others for unlicensed cannabis sales, seeking penalties and an end to their illegal operations.

The Medical Board of California revoked Dr. Eric Sills' license after a state appeals court left his murder conviction intact. Sills had led a Carlsbad fertility clinic before his arrest.