Tijuana

“He comes to Tijuana periodically. He becomes a regular client of one or another of the girls. Once he gains their trust, he asks them to go out to some hotel or takes them for a walk,” Castro said.

Baja authorities have linked the three murders to one suspect, NBC 7’s Dave Summers reports.

A man suspected of being behind the slayings of at least three women is thought to be somewhere in San Diego.

A U.S. citizen is suspected of murdering sex workers in Tijuana, and authorities on both sides of the border are working to catch him. NBC 7’s Dave Summers has the story.

While still inside their car, the siblings were swept away by a current as they attempted to enter the parking lot at their house, firefighters said.

From Tijuana, Mexico to north San Diego County, witnesses Monday night reported seeing mysterious orbs of orange light hovering in the sky, prompting many questions with few answers.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department confirmed the missing American siblings who disappeared in Tijuana after their mother was killed have been found safe Wednesday.

A body of a woman was found in Tijuana Tuesday, next to a message to the mayor and threats to police, the prosecutor’s office said. The body of a woman was found in the Buenos Aires neighborhood covered in a blanket. Officials said the body appeared to be that of a woman in her 30s. Officials said it will...

Worry for border crossers still persists following last weekend’s violence in Tijuana. NBC 7’s Melissa Adan has the story.

Worry and concern for border crossers still persists following last weekend’s violence in Tijuana, but the chaos has appeared to cool off and on Friday afternoon as a steady flow of people were seen walking through the Otay Mesa Pedestrian Crossing.

NBC 7’s Dana Griffin has the latest on violence in Baja California and its impact on cross-border business.

How are cross-border travelers reacting to the weekend violence in the Baja region? NBC 7’s Melissa Adan has the story.

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During a violent weekend in Baja California, several vehicles were set on fire as residents were urged to shelter in place.

The Mexican military patrolled the streets of Baja California, Mexico through the weekend after chaotic scenes of vehicles on fire and road blockades in cities like Tijuana, Rosarito and Ensanada, led to a shelter-in-place advisory for U.S. citizens in the beachside state.

Tijuana residents were told to shelter in place overnight as violence overtook the city. Why? NBC 7’s Amber Frias has the story.

The authorities of Baja California stated Saturday they continue to work to maintain peace in the state, as well as recover normality after the events that occurred on Friday afternoon and night.

Police in Baja California are investigating reports of vehicle fires, roadblocks and violence across cities in the region on Friday, Aug. 2022.

U.S. government employees in Tijuana and parts of Baja California have been told to shelter in place as law enforcement in Mexico investigates multiple reports of vehicle fires, roadblocks and police activity, the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana said Friday night.