San Diego Stamp Scam Suspect Accused Of Turning Fake Postage Into $6 Million Home Buy
Federal prosecutors allege a San Diego man sold millions of counterfeit U.S. postage stamps online and netted more than $6 million. Postal inspectors say shipments containing over one million fake stamps were intercepted.
Downtown San Diego Murder Suspect Still On The Run After Golden West Hotel Stabbing
A Jan. 2 no-bail warrant remains outstanding for Rene Frank Lunar in the Sept. 3 Golden West Hotel stabbing that left Daniel James Stanley dead. Court records show the DA filed a murder charge in December.
‘Don’t Get On The Boat’: San Diego Consul Sounds Alarm On Deadly Sea Smuggling Route
Mexico’s consul in San Diego warned that maritime smuggling and dangerous sea crossings continue, even after January interdictions left 18 people in custody. The consulate says it is coordinating with U.S. partners to help those recovered at sea.
San Diego Dogfight: Appeals Court Sniffs Out Fake Cases, Still Nixes Pup Visits
A California appeals panel affirmed a San Diego judge's denial of shared dog custody after finding one cited case was nonexistent and another mis‑cited; an attorney was fined and the opinion referred to the State Bar.












