San Diego authorities are searching for a thin, bald, light-skinned male felony suspect in the 12700 block of Calle De Las Rosas, prompting safety warnings to residents.

Video of a deputy-involved shooting in Bonsall, where Patrick Lowell was injured and charged, is released for transparency and is under investigation.

A stabbing in Encinitas led to the death of 19-year-old Miguel Mozo-Hernandez. His brother, a 17-year-old juvenile, has been arrested in connection with the homicide.

Firefighters extinguished a motorhome fire on I-15, with no spread to vegetation. The North County Fire Protection District reported rapid response and managed to recover the owner's wallet and keys. The cause is under investigation.

The Red Lobster on Mira Mesa Boulevard in San Diego has closed, with kitchen equipment being auctioned off, amidst speculation of company financial issues.

San Diego celebrated the opening of Four Gee County Park in 4S Ranch with activities and amenities for locals and their dogs, reflecting a commitment to community and sustainability.

La Jolla expects traffic disruptions on May 18 due to the half marathon. Road closures from 6:30-8:30 a.m. will affect several streets including parts of Coast Boulevard and Camino del Mar. Residents should plan ahead for detours.

A fire in Alpine destroyed a house and burned 18 acres near Loveland Reservoir, with fire crews halting its spread by late afternoon. The displaced resident was helped by the Red Cross.

A child, three adults, and a dog were injured in a multi-vehicle collision near Balboa Park, caused by a speeding car that hit several parked vehicles.

Prominent East Bay political figures Peggy Moore and Hope Wood were killed in a car crash on Highway 76 in San Diego County. The crash also claimed the life of the driver of the Chrysler 300 and injured another passenger.

Chula Vista police announced a DUI checkpoint for May 18th to deter impaired driving and promote road safety, with funds from traffic safety agencies.

A fire at Zen 5 Sushi in Pacific Beach caused $300,000 in damages and displaced a family, with no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

An injured mountain lion was rehabilitated by the San Diego Humane Society and released back into the wild in Central California with a GPS collar for monitoring.