Man convicted of murder in Gaslamp Quarter shooting
Brian Tyner, 38, shot Antwan Bluthenthal, 46, in 2025 during a confrontation in a Fifth Avenue building.
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Woman who strangled aunt in fight over housework pleads guilty
Elizabeth Maria Memea, 37, will be sentenced to 15 years to life for the 2022 killing of Leticia Hernandez, 52, in Chula Vista.
Appeals court rules San Diego County was improperly dismissed in lawsuit involving sheriff’s deputy
Former San Diego County sheriff’s jail Deputy Timothy Wilson groped a teenage girl and used sheriff’s records to access the girl’s personal information.
Chula Vista police officer charged in fatal crash seeks misdemeanor diversion program
Johan Jacobo, 29, is accused of causing the June 20, 2025, death of Simon Robledo, 28.
San Diego federal court to posthumously honor Andrew Haden with prestigious civility award
Haden, who died Aug. 18, was chosen as the 2026 recipient of the Hon. David H. Bartick Award for Civility and Professionalism
San Diego, San Jose secure funds to combat child exploitation that Trump administration withheld
The cities sued the DOJ for access to grant funding for their Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force programs, alleging the funds were withheld over immigration enforcement and anti-DEI conditions
Man pleads not guilty in alleged DUI crash that killed Carlsbad mother of three
Fernando Cruz Saldana, 26, of Escondido, is accused of hitting Vanessa Wheyland, 45, a Carlsbad resident and a mother of three.
Driver sentenced to prison for fatal DUI crash in Bonsall
Janely Bautista was found guilty for the 2024 crash that killed Ricardo Becerra, 53, and severely injured his wife.
Months after public fraud claims, feds charge 12 San Diego-area childcare providers
Prosecutors said the defendants, arrested last week, operated similar but unrelated schemes in which they falsified records to illegally obtain government subsidy payments
Critics question decision not to criminally charge San Diego police officer who fatally shot teen
The District Attorney’s Office said there was “not a criminal charge provable beyond a reasonable doubt” against the officer who shot Konoa Wilson, 16.