San Diego Police Department

SDPD deemed the death suspicious due to the injuries the man had on his hand and head. Police are talking to the victim’s roommate but have refrained from calling that person a suspect in the case.

Trick-or-treating turned scary for two dads out with their families on Halloween. They say their kids grabbed what they thought was candy from someone’s porch, but the packaging claims they were actually drugs. NBC 7’s Dana Williams has the details.

A man suspected of stabbing two people in Middletown is on the run. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada spoke to a man who helped one of the victims.

Police said the suspect descriptions in both incidents were similar, but it is unclear whether the stabbings are connected.

A San Diego councilmember raises questions about transparency when police are called to the scene of an ICE operation. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer reports.

A lockdown at the Islamic Center of San Diego has been lifted after police found no threat. Officers are still searching for a woman believed to have stopped outside the center while experiencing a mental health crisis. NBC 7’s Omari Fleming has the latest.

Imam Taha Hassan, the religious leader of the Islamic Center of San Diego said he believes the woman was seeking help.

A councilmember wants to end San Diego’s Flock license plate reader program over privacy and data concerns. Police and the mayor say it helps fight crime. NBC7’s Nicole Gomez reports.

Operation Blue Tide will increase SDPD patrols in coastal areas to proactively address violent crime and help keep residents and visitors safe. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada reports.

Operation Blue Tide is increasing patrols along coastal areas to reduce violent crime.

San Diego police are hosting a special movie night and fundraiser to support programs that mentor local kids and teens. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea reports.

Flock cameras across the city of San Diego could soon be shut down. A city councilmember announced he no longer supports those automated license plate readers, tipping the balance of the council against them. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer has details on this story.

A San Diego city councilmember called for the city to remove its Flock cameras Tuesday, saying they are causing too much fear in local communities.

San Diego Police have released video of the man they say gunned down a Pacific Beach security guard. Luis Arreola was shot and killed early Monday morning in front of Crystal Pier. Investigators are asking for the public’s help to identify the man in the video. NBC 7’s Dave Summers has the latest on the case.

San Diego’s Police Department’s Southern Division station has been cleared to reopen to the public and personnel after closing due to a mold issue.

A Pacific Beach security guard was shot and killed in the overnight hours, and his killer is still on the loose. It happened early Monday morning near the Crystal Pier. NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes has more on what we know about the victim and the search for his killer.

The San Diego Police Department’s Southern Division in Palm City will open to walk-up services Monday after it was closed due to mold concerns.

The lawsuit seeks to have a court order the cessation of the city’s use of ALPR technology, to uninstall all street-light cameras and associated hardware, and to delete all data collected by ALPRs and street-light cameras.

The new lawsuit filed against the city seeks to shut down the system entirely. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer has details.

A San Diego police station is closing indefinitely, because of a possible mold issue in the building. The substation serves people who live in and around Otay Mesa. NBC 7’s Omari Fleming shows the impact the closure has on the community.