Two Mexican nationals were arrested this week after federal prosecutors say they sold San Diego properties they didnt own, moving nearly $1 million abroad via forged documents.

An armed man, Juan Ramos, was shot by Escondido police after charging at an officer. He survived and was charged with assaulting a peace officer. An investigation is underway with reviews by several agencies.

A boy believed to be about 5 was seriously injured in an Escondido hit-and-run Wednesday and airlifted to Rady Children’s. Police say witnesses gave conflicting accounts and are asking for tips.

U.S. Border Patrol in San Diego apprehended escaped felon Joseph Lee Randall and returned him to state custody, highlighting their dedication to public safety.

A San Diego man, Erik James Altamirano, faces a warrant after skipping court for misdemeanor sexual battery charges involving multiple incidents of groping women.

Erick Alexander Granados Garcia was arraigned in San Diego for cocaine trafficking after being extradited from Guatemala, pleading not guilty to conspiracy charges.

Josephine Aquino pleaded guilty to illegally collecting over $175,000 in retirement benefits after concealing her father-in-law's death.

El Cajon company and HR manager pleaded guilty to employing undocumented immigrants and agreed to forfeit $230,000. They will join the DHS IMAGE program and use E-Verify for future hires.

An early-morning two‑vehicle crash on northbound SR‑125 near the SR‑94 ramp in Lemon Grove left one person dead, officials say.

The city auditor has opened a 2,200‑hour review of SDPD’s Internal Affairs after a civilian oversight audit found gaps in how misconduct cases were handled. The review will sample files and assess whether investigations are timely and objective.

A car crash in Scripps Ranch involving a BMW and a Tesla resulted in a fire and serious injuries, with one critical. The collision happened at Spring Canyon Road and Blue Cypress Drive.

An 83-year-old woman was found dead in Oceanside, leading to a 25-year-old man's arrest on murder suspicions. Police assured the public there's no further safety threat.

El Cajon Police used ALPR technology to swiftly apprehend suspects involved in a home burglary and recover a stolen vehicle with the help of Chula Vista Police.