Fatal pedestrian accident on Pacific Highway in San Diego; a man was struck by a vehicle and died, driver not DUI.

A suspect in an October Mavericks Beach Club stabbing was released after an $80,000 bond and placed into a recovery program while prosecutors prepare for a January hearing.

A Thunderbird pilot parachuted to safety Wednesday before an F-16 crashed into a dry lake bed near Trona. The pilot is stable and the Air Force has opened an investigation.

A San Diego man with a long fraud record was arrested in Sacramento after authorities say he ran a new investment scheme while on home confinement. Court filings tie him to earlier SEC and criminal cases.

Witnesses testified at a preliminary hearing in the Chula Vista 7‑Eleven arson case. The victim later died after being taken off life support and prosecutors have pursued upgraded charges.

An 83-year-old woman's death in Oceanside has been ruled a homicide. Her 25-year-old neighbor, Blake Harrison Turner, was arrested but his arraignment is delayed due to mental competency evaluations.

SDPD arrested one man after two suspects allegedly stole more than $900 in alcohol from the Del Mar Ralphs. Police are searching for a second suspect.

Swami's Café and Honey’s Bistro settled an EEOC sexual harassment suit for $650,000 and agreed to policy changes after allegations of harassment against young female staff.

Two men admitted in court to scamming an elderly person out of $1.5 million in a gold purchase scheme, with one pleading guilty to money laundering and the other to wire fraud.

Two men admitted roles in a 'gold locker' scam that duped a Carlsbad woman of nearly $1.5M; an FBI sting recovered fake bars and cash ahead of a February sentencing.

A Sacramento man was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to conspiring to sex‑traffic an 18‑year‑old to San Diego. Prosecutors say he advertised the victim online, tracked her and kept her earnings.

A San Ysidro man was banned from owning animals for 10 years after 34 animals were found in his flooded home; eight dogs were euthanized and many others were rehabilitated.

Escondido police shot a knife-wielding man, Juan Ramos, who charged at an officer. After being shot, Ramos continued to advance until subdued by less lethal means. The incident is under investigation.