A man was seriously injured after being hit by a car on El Cajon Boulevard in North Park. The pedestrian's attempt to cross the street led to a collision with a GMC Jimmy, causing a pelvic fracture and facial laceration. Police are investigating.

Jeremy Byrd sued The Brigantine, Inc. due to an outbreak of E. coli at Miguel's Cocina, resulting in illnesses and one death. The 4S Ranch location has since closed permanently.

A San Marcos man, Manuel Vargas, was arrested for multiple drug and weapons charges, including possessing a ghost gun, after deputies found him asleep in his car.

A burglary at Muhl Jewelers in Coronado was reported by police, with a suspect in custody thanks to surveillance technology including cameras and an ALPR system. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

George Isbell Jr. was arrested for mailing a threatening letter to a Tampa media personality, with comments from officials emphasizing law enforcement cooperation and a focus on political violence.

San Diego County reports increased DUIs linked to nitrous oxide use, with new charges in fatal accidents and a rise in suspected DUIs with inhalants. Local ordinances are targeting sales to combat abuse.

San Diego County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a major traffic accident in Encinitas involving a juvenile pedestrian and two vehicles, with DUI suspected for driver Edward De La Torre.

The Palacios family is suing Coronado Unified School District for failing to protect their son Gabriel from bullying, which they believe led to his suicide.

An immigration enforcement operation by ICE and U.S. Marshals in Oceanside near a high school ended abruptly after police intervention. No arrests were made.

The Vista Sheriff’s COPPS unit arrested two for retail theft, executing a search warrant in San Diego and recovering stolen goods from Target and Walmart.

San Diego City Attorney's Office won a legal battle against Vapor Authority Inc., which will pay a $100,000 fine and comply with a ban on selling flavored tobacco products.

The FBI's 'Summer Heat' operation resulted in 8,629 arrests and located 1,053 victim children, with the San Diego Field Office arresting 76 and seizing weapons and drugs worth $1.9 million.

Seven people were intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard near Dana Point, California, last Friday evening. Authorities towed their 24-foot vessel ashore and turned the individuals over to Homeland Security officials.