San Diego Cold Cases

A man convicted of separate knifepoint sex assaults in Southern California dating back to 1995 will spend the next half century in prison, a judge decided Thursday.

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A New York man accused in the 1975 cold case killing of a U.S. Navy dental technician in San Diego entered a not guilty plea in an East Coast courtroom Monday. WNYT-TV reporter Dan Levy caught a glimpse of Dennis Lepage, 62, as he appeared at his extradition hearing in Rensselaer County Court in Troy, New York. Lepage used a…

San Diego police arrested a man in New York last week in connection with a decades-old killing in San Diego’s Middletown neighborhood.

New information about the investigation has come to light since SDPD announced the arrest Wednesday. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda has the details.

Several suspects were cuffed this year in connection to killings decades old, but even more families are left still wishing for a break in their loved one’s case.

New DNA evidence helped the La Mesa Police Department make an arrest in a homicide case that had been cold for more than three and a half decades. The case-breaking evidence was gathered in March of this year, 35 years, 3 months and 3 days after police found 43-year-old William Mambro dead in a bedroom in a home on Loren…

A man pleaded not guilty to eight felony charges of sexual assault. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda has more on the case that dates back to 1995.

Some family members of Elijah “Bear” Diaz are hopeful the show will lead them to him. His grandfather, however, told NBC 7’s Steven Luke that he’s accepted that Bear likely won’t be found alive.