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Autopsies were under way Monday to ID victims, but Mexican officials said most were presumed Mexican; federal investigators were tightlipped about criminal probe → Read More
Saturday night's deadly mishap off Black's Beach comes as officials continue tracking rising number of maritime smuggling attempts in Southern California → Read More
A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit by San Diego County's former chief medical officer, Dr. Nick Yphantides, can move forward on some claims. → Read More
Raúl Flores Hernández, alias "El Tio," allegedly helped traffic cocaine from South America to Mexico for more than 30 years, working with Sinaloa cartel and CJNG → Read More
U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez said he was trying to scare girl away from drugs and ending up in court, but studies show 'scared straight' tactics don't work → Read More
The system has slowed down and angled more toward Los Angeles but is still expected to drop 2 inches of rain at the coast and up to 18 inches of snow in the mountains by Saturday. → Read More
Former Capt. Jesús Vasquez Cantú, who pleaded guilty to a bribery conspiracy charge, told judge he 'tarnished the public's perception of the Navy' → Read More
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by Aleah Jenkins' son, and a three-judge panel upheld the dismissal. But a majority of 9th Circuit judges voted to re-hear the case. → Read More
Police were waiting on word from a hospital about the condition of the victim. He was shot about 11:50 a.m. at North Clairemont Community Park off Genesee Ave. → Read More
The Department of Homeland Security — the parent agency for border, immigration and other law enforcement agencies — updated its policies as required by a Biden executive order. → Read More
Long Ngoc Tran ran at least nine of about 36 illegal casinos that prosecutors said drove crime, including homicides and shootings, mostly in or near City Heights → Read More
Border aid groups are focusing on leaving supplies at more remote locations, such as in the San Diego County mountains where three sisters died in 2020 → Read More
The defendants were arrested in 2018 in connection with an alleged plot to have the victim taken to Mexico and killed; they pleaded guilty to a kidnapping conspiracy → Read More
A former Mexican government official Los Angeles pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge Tuesday in San Diego federal court, admitting that he both used and sold spyware and other computer-hacking tools in Mexico and the U.S. → Read More
Richard Mathews was convicted in 1993 of planting pipe bomb that maimed an unintended target instead of the man who expelled him from the Mongols biker gang → Read More
Former Capt. David Haas admitted to accepting lavish hotel stays, prostitutes, other perks in exchange for steering ships to Leonard Francis' ports → Read More
Surf instructor Matthew Coleman is accused of killing his children with a spearfishing gun in Rosarito while allegedly paranoid and obsessed with conspiracies → Read More
The former kingpin of Arellano Félix Organization, also known as the Tijuana cartel, petitioned last year for compassionate release after 11 years of 25-year term → Read More
Fred Magaña admitted that, at behest of Capt. Marco Garmo, he used his law enforcement privilege to buy two handguns that were actually for jeweler Leo Hamel → Read More
Chad Engel and Scott Petri each pleaded guilty to bank burglary and conspiracy to commit bank burglary. Engel was sentenced Friday to 11.5 years in prison. → Read More