San Diego

Officers were shot or threatened with a gun four times in August and eight times in 2023 so far — that's more than the previous two years combined

Body camera footage shows dozens of officers and a SWAT team attempting to stop the shooter and rescue a wounded woman

California’s Regional Auto Theft Task Force has recovered more than $3.3 million in stolen vehicles and dismantled auto theft crime rings throughout San Diego

“You’re the coolest dog I’ve ever known. I love you, too. … You’re a sweetheart,” the man can be heard saying before stealing a $1,300 bicycle

K-9 Sir was running toward the suspect in a parking lot at a community college when the suspect opened fire, killing Sir

Police officials say the cameras will be installed in public places, where there is no expectation of privacy; and they will only be accessed to investigate serious crimes

The department lost 241 officers last fiscal year, a 51% increase from the year prior

The audit found that the PD was responsible for more preventable accidents than any other city agency, accounting for 451

Every San Diego County PD and the Sheriff's Department exceeded their budgets by $35.4 million combined, an expense that's expected to continue

Police Chief David Nisleit said it's disappointing the city hasn't refilled many civilian police jobs that were cut in 2008, 2009 and 2010

The updated training emphasizes the role of a safety officer, who is supposed to monitor breathing and other vital signs of the person under restraint

Officials: Revision "would do nothing to redirect other agency arrestees, failing to ensure officers take arrestees to a facility that aligns with their gender identity"

$85M in damages was thrown out after a judge said the jury may have been influenced by outside factors such as sympathy for Lucky Phounsy's family or anger at the sheriff's department

The suspect waited for officers to round a corner near an apartment building, striking one several times

Officers initially attempted to pull over the suspect for driving in the wrong direction when he fled