San Diego
Coronado Arsonist Lights Up Holidays in Worst Way
An arsonist stole holiday decorations from a Coronado residence and set it on fire last week. Coronado Police reported that the suspect, who appears to be a white male, used a
Encinitas Sheriff’s Dept. Arrests 11 People on Outstanding Warrant Charges
The Sheriff’s Department is continuing its Holiday Watch operations to keep you safe. On Friday, December 13th, the Encinitas Sheriff’s Station and the Sheriff’s Court Services Bureau looked for people
Randy Cop Costs San Diego $2.3 Million (So Far)
SAN DIEGO – Former San Diego police officer Anthony Arevalos has now cost taxpayers at least $2.3 million, as the City Council finalized a $795,000 settlement to woman whom he’d
Authorities Seek Violent Fugitive Known to Frequent Spring Valley
The San Diego Regional Fugitive Task Force is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing felon with a history of violence and weapons possession. The San Diego County
Lemon Grove Store Fined for Selling ‘Designer Drugs’
A Lemon Grove dollar store will have to pay more than $50,000 in penalties for openly selling an illegal “designer drug” known as spice and accepting federal assistance money from
Revenge to be dealt against porn site owner
A man accused of running a “Revenge Porn” website and extorting money from victims has been arrested today, said California Attorney General Kamala Harris. 27-year-old Kevin Christopher Bollaert is said
Wrong-way Driver Shot, Then Arrested
SANTA BARBARA – Weldon Patterson Fewell, 52, a resident of San Diego, was driving through the Santa Barbara area on a city street on the evening of December 4th. While driving
State Officials Incur Public’s Wrath Over Proposed Residency of Violent Sexual Predator
SAN DIEGO — 70-year-old Douglas Badger has been in and out of prison and state hospitals since 1981, when he was first sentenced to 10 years in prison for a
Mob Attacks Agents Near Border, BP Says
U.S. Border Patrol agents working in the Tijuana River Valley Sunday were assaulted when more than 100 people illegally crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and began to throw rocks and bottles, the federal
Biotech Exec Who Allegedly Shot 2 La Jolla Men Heading to Court Thursday
A rescheduled readiness conference is scheduled for Thursday for Hans Peterson, a biotech executive accused of shooting his estranged wife’s brother and another man in La Jolla. The meeting was originally
