Brenda Gregorio-Nieto

A mother, a father and their four sons were found wounded in a home in San Diego’s Paradise Hills community Saturday morning in an apparent case of murder-suicide, investigators confirmed. Five of the family members died.

An Army Sergeant whose remains were accounted for 69 years after he was reported missing in action during the Korean War can finally be laid to rest on U.S. soil.

A federal investigation has found hundreds of stolen car fobs are being smuggled across the border where smugglers are reselling them across Imperial and San Diego County.

Alaska Airlines was ordered to pay $25 million to about a thousand of its employees for withholding information on wage statements.

Every year more than 9,000 cases of elder abuse are reported in San Diego County and data shows the crim is often underreported and difficult to fight in court, leaving a majority of cases “open” investigations.

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park has given its new baby rhino a chance to do what all kids love: play in the mud.

A toddler has died after contracting E. coli after coming into contact with animals at the 2019 San Diego County Fair, health officials confirmed.

A toddler has died after contracting E. coli after coming into contact with animals at the 2019 San Diego County Fair, health officials confirmed.

A suspect in a jewelry store robbery is in federal custody thanks to the quick thinking of a good Samaritan.

Three people were injured in an explosion and fire at a Mira Mesa home that had a hash oil extraction operation inside, the San Diego Police Department confirmed.

One baby, two babies, now a total of 12 babies are expected to be born at Sharp Mary Birch Hospital in San Diego, all belonging to nurses who work there.

Hundreds of clergy and congregants from the Los Angeles and San Diego Episcopal Dioceses walked to the border wall as a symbolic gesture of compassion for immigrants suffering from social injustices.

The government reopened Monday but federal departments are still feeling the burden.

YouTube on Wednesday removed four videos from the channel of Alex Jones, the conspiracy theorist who founded the far-right media outlet Infowars, and issued a warning that more violations could result in a ban from the video platform, NBC News reported. Jones’ channel was issued a “strike,” first reported by The Verge, as part of YouTube’s three-strike policy for publishers...