Sherman Heights

A motorist who fatally struck a pedestrian in Sherman Heights and drove off without stopping pleaded guilty Wednesday to vehicular manslaughter.

The driver accused of striking and killing a father of two in Sherman Heights — leaving the victim dead in the street as the suspect stopped for Mexican food blocks away — appeared in court Friday afternoon.

NBC 7’s Melissa Adan has more details about what happened in the courtroom where a man was charged for a deadly hit and run.

The suspected driver who struck and killed a father of two in Sherman Heights is expected in court Friday. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more.

Police have released new images in search of the suspect who allegedly hit and killed a man and then drove away.

Katie Gordon spoke about the arrest of the suspect accused of killing her husband because she wanted to thank the community, her friends and family for their support.

After learning of the suspects arrest Katie Gordon offered a message full of thanks NBC 7s Rory Devine

NBC 7’s Rory Devine spoke to the widow of the man killed in a hit-and-run.

Police have released new images in search of the suspect who allegedly hit and killed a man and then drove away.

NBC 7’s Omari Fleming spoke to a taco shop employee who said he took the suspected drivers order after the collision.

The victim has been identified in a deadly Sherman Heights hit-and-run.

The wife described her husband as the family rock. NBC 7’s Omari Fleming has the story.

A pedestrian was killed in Sherman Heights early Sunday morning, San Diego Police Department said.

NBC 7’s Danica McAdam spoke to neighbors in Sherman Heights.

A controversial surveillance method just got the green light in San Diego: automatic license plate readers meant to gather data that’ll help experts better understand how local traffic impacts pollution.

NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas is in Barrio Logan which is one neighborhood where license plate readers were approved.

Neighbors in La Mesa have reportedly finding dozens to hundreds of bees dead in their yards since September.

NBC 7’s Danica McAdam is in La Mesa where neighbors are complaining about finding dead bees in their yards.

A fake hostage message to a pizza place prompted police to surround a home in Sherman Heights in what may be a possible case of “swatting,” San Diego police said.

This could be the latest example of swatting where someone calls in a fake crime to trigger a large police response. NBC 7’s Danny Freeman has more.