Ocean Beach angler and YouTuber Mikey Rijavec went missing after a mayday off Baja; his skiff was found empty and a multi-agency search is underway.

A lawsuit alleging human trafficking and forced labor violations against Bumble Bee Seafoods by Indonesian fishers has been allowed to proceed by a San Diego federal judge, marking a significant development for anti-modern slavery advocacy.

San Diego police identified 22-year-old Amy Carreon as the victim in a City Heights homicide and later arrested Demaurya Wiggers, who now faces murder charges.

The Coast Guard intercepted a boat with 12 suspected unauthorized migrants near Mission Bay, leading to a pursuit and the use of force to stop the vessel.

Former CBP officer Diego Bonillo was sentenced to 15 years for taking bribes and helping smuggle large quantities of fentanyl, meth, and heroin into the U.S.

A 41-year-old man sustained serious injuries after his Dodge Ram struck a tree in Mira Mesa. The SDPD is investigating the cause of the accident. Witnesses are encouraged to provide information.

The San Diego Sheriff's Office is searching for Cameron Johnson, a suspect in a Poway shooting, and has found unserialized firearms at his home. He evaded capture and is wanted on multiple charges.

A 30-year-old man was stabbed while in his car in San Ysidro by an assailant in his 50s. The motive is unclear, and the victim has non-life-threatening injuries. Police seek information.

A pedestrian was killed in Oceanside by a vehicle; the driver cooperated, and drugs or alcohol were not factors.

A woman was found dead near her car in Rancho Bernardo, with the San Diego Police Department initially treating the death as suspicious. However, an autopsy indicated a natural medical cause.

A woman was found dead under suspicious circumstances in San Diego's Rancho Bernardo; police are investigating with the help of witnesses and surveillance footage.

The U.S. Coast Guard says it seized nearly 510,000 pounds of cocaine in fiscal 2025 — a historic, record haul across the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean. The service called it more than three times its annual average.

Three former employees have sued the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, alleging sexual battery, discrimination and unpaid wages in complaints filed this year. The suits name the club and, in some cases, individual managers.