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Each man arrested this week faces more than a half-dozen felony counts in connection with the crime series.;

Amanda Buchanan, 44, was doused with gasoline and lit on fire on Aug. 24 while she was working at the convenience store on Broadway

Several questions remain unanswered days after Customs and Border Protection agents drew their weapons in detaining a San Diego family at the border, in what the family said was a case of mistaken identity.

A sweltering heat wave across the U.S. southwest will send San Diego County’s temperatures soaring into dangerous territory for most of the county this week.

The tigers will remain in the den for several weeks to bond and are expected to emerge in another 8-10 weeks

NBC 7 and Telemundo 20 are gearing up for the Clear the Shelters event this Saturday from 10am-3pm. Perhaps you’d like to adopt Charity #911516, an almost two-year-old lab mix. The humane society says she’s a bundle of sweetness ready to play. For more, join us at at 5500 Gaines Street, or call 619-299-7012.

The site, which changed hands in 2003 for a healthy $100.06 million, was sold last week for a fraction of that, $68.25 million, to BH Properties

The CDC’s Heat and Health Vulnerability Index determined that more than 10 San Diego County ZIP codes are in the top 10% of the country’s most vulnerable to the effects of extreme heat, the top cause of weather-related deaths.

Poway Unified cut 120 routes down to 88 so there would be enough drivers to get kids to school on time.

Two men suspected of attacking people with baseball bats in Oceanside last month have been arrested, police said Wednesday.

A heat wave has taken over San Diego County, and families cranking up the air conditioner may sweat a second time when they’re hit with an electric bill in a few weeks. “A lot of windows opened, the side windows opened,” said Catalina Perez of Chula Vista as a nice breeze flowed through her home. “We just take advantage...

According to the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, the defendants claimed credits for pandemic relief totaling over $2.2 million.

Part of Westfield UTC, an upscale shopping mall in San Diego’s University City neighborhood, flooded with what looked like brown water on Wednesday afternoon.