San Diego Sherriff’s Department

One person was shot at a storage facility in Lakeside, the San Diego Sheriff’s Department said.

NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports from Lakeside with what we know so far.

The San Diego Sherriff’s Department released a sketch of a suspect in an attempted kidnapping earlier in March.

San Diego Sherriff’s Department is looking for a man who attempted to kidnap a 13-year-old girl in front of an ice cream shop in Vista, SDSO said. At around 8:30 p.m. Saturday the teen was standing in front of the Water Shack ice cream shop located at 807 North Santa Fe Ave when the suspect approached her, SDSO said. “After…

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a train in Encinitas Monday afternoon, deputies said. It happened about 3 p.m., at Chesterfield Drive and San Elijo Avenue. North County Transit District train service was suspended during the investigation, San Diego County Sheriff’s Department Lt. Pat McEvoy said. The person was pronounced deceased at the scene. The San Diego Medical Examiner’s...

A fire in Lakeside sent heavy, white smoke into the air on Hi Ridge Road.

One woman died and three others were injured when shots were fired inside Chabad of Poway on the last day of Passover.

Messages of love and heroism have emerged from tragedy as hundreds gathered at a park less than a mile from where a gunman unloaded rounds of ammunition on a Jewish congregation, killing a long-time synagogue member and wounding three others. “It’s all about peace, all about love, and it’s all about kindness,” said Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, one of the injured,...

A Poway man and his son escaped their burning home, which claimed the life of one of their cats, early Sunday morning, calling it a “huge loss.”

Thick, white smoke was sent into the air in Lakeside following a residential fire Monday, according to Heartland Fire and Rescue.

An hourslong SWAT standoff ended Sunday afternoon after the suspect killed himself, according to the San Diego Sherriff’s Department.

The Encinitas Lifeguard Department is ordering $800 worth in new signs warning swimmers to stay out of the water while they investigate for sharks because people have stolen between 20 and 30 of the signs.