San Diego

President Donald Trump's nominee to lead U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Rodney Scott, is facing scrutiny over allegations that he helped shield federal agents from accountability

An American citizen is unsettled after receiving an e-mail from the US Department of Homeland Security ordering him to leave the country "immediately."

Anastasio Hernández Rojas, a longtime U.S. resident, died in May 2010 after being beaten and repeatedly shocked with a Taser

While wall-related rescues and injuries appear to be declining in San Diego County compared to last year, they have not ceased entirely

On Monday, however one person died and another was seriously injured after falling from the 30-foot wall west of the San Ysidro Port of Entry

The deaths occurred during two separate incidents as cold temperatures, rain, and snow affected San Diego and Imperial counties

A group of Chinese migrants revealed they paid over $70,000 to be smuggled into the U.S.

A California fire captain who helped fight the Eaton wildfires was stabbed to death in a home, and police believe she knew her killer.

The Jewish Family Service of San Diego said it will close its facility and lay off 115 employees as a result

The two pilots managed to eject safely before the aircraft crashed. "They were trying to check on each other to make sure they were all good," said the boat captain

Over the weekend, more than a thousand participants voiced opposition to the administration's border policies in the city

Four San Diego State University fraternity members face felony charges after setting a pledge on fire, leaving him hospitalized with severe burns.

The corrupt "express pass" scheme is not new, and frequent border crossers are growing increasingly frustrated.

Meanwhile, Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo was reportedly considering a proposal to increase funding for services that assist deported migrants, with a focus on helping unaccompanied minors.

San Diego County officials face threats of legal action from America First Legal over claims that the county's sanctuary policies violate federal laws.

The Mexican soccer player is following in his fellow athlete Messi's footsteps in leaving European soccer for the United States.

A San Diego woman's body was found in a freezer nine years after her death, allegedly hidden by her husband to collect benefits.

Sheriff Kelly Martinez argues that current state law makes the new policy unnecessary and that the Board of Supervisors cannot set policy for the sheriff

Lightweight, quiet, and eco-friendly, the adoption of e-bikes aims to enhance patrols and rescue missions along challenging terrains.

The long-awaited Otay Mesa East Port of Entry is mired in delays and is now projected to open in two more years.

A TikToker's plan to walk from San Diego to Los Angeles to deliver flowers to his girlfriend ended early after remembering he had to work the next day.

The Imperial Beach mayor urged for an emergency declaration amid ongoing contamination and water treatment issues.

Troy Miller also addressed the broader connection between smuggling networks that facilitate both human migration and drug trafficking

The ads are part of an initiative by the American Friends Service Committee to respect the basic human and civil rights of migrants

Aaron Heitke alleges pressure from the Biden administration to relocate migrants from public view amid controversial asylum policy changes.

Just 42 of the more than 500 janitors have received their part of the settlement, leaving nearly $700,000 in unclaimed state accounts.

After the man declined the weed, a fight broke out and the seller was stabbed under his armpit. The suspect was later arrested.

Latino individuals in the city earn approximately $28,000 lower than their White, non-Latino counterparts

During the second quarter of 2024, San Diego County alone was responsible for almost 150,000 of California's 200,000 daily crossings

Researchers recently found found dangerous levels of hydrogen cyanide in the area, leading them to stop their work there