The suspects led police on a chase through much of San Diego County.
The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted a boat carrying migrants off the Southern California coast over the weekend.
The driver led deputies on a chase before trying to flee on foot, according to authorities.
Take a look at some of this week's police, fire and courtroom stories from across San Diego County.
Officers found the suspect's pistol in a patch of shrubs near where he fell after being shot, according to police.
An online video of the rough arrest has prompted community complaints of excessive police force.
Leslie Kay Peterson was arrested last November after trying to enter the United States from Mexico.
Prosecutors say more than 500 victims have lost more than $40 million as a result of the scheme.
Laura Ann Brown, 78, vanished weeks ago but may be somewhere in Riverside or San Diego counties, authorities said.
During the checkpoint, officers will look for signs that drivers are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
All 15 people aboard the vessel claimed Mexican nationality.
Prosecutors said Gregory Vandenberg, 49, believed the U.S. government was being controlled by Israel and the Jewish people.
A dark-colored sedan was seen leaving the area and a male suspect remained at large, according to police.
Authorities did not initially comment on the man's condition, but he was later confirmed dead.
The lawsuit says that city officials first discovered the presence of Marines and federal employees in the area in December.
The victim died at the scene of the accident, Cal Fire Capt. Mike Cornette said.
The lawsuit alleges the man was shot while he was surrendering.
The motive for the slaying remains unknown, according to police.
Anthony Robert Padilla, 66, and Joseph Montoya Bartolome, 43, were both convicted of first-degree murder.
The items were stolen from storage units in Vista, Oceanside and Escondido, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.
Two water tenders, 11 fire engines and 35 firefighting personnel responded, as well as CHP officers and sheriff's deputies.
County hazardous materials teams responded to clean up a minor fuel leak from the tractor part of the truck, authorities said.
SDFRD crews conducted a swift-water rescue operation.
It was not immediately known whether the tractor-trailer driver was injured.
Firefighters responded to a crash scene after a vehicle went off a San Diego roadway.
The National Weather Service issued a river flood warning for the San Diego River in Mission Valley through Friday.
Police said the Passat was traveling westbound when it crossed into eastbound lanes and crashed head-on into a Kia Soul.
The incident took place on New Year's Day, officials say.
Officers will ramp up operations again in San Diego beginning Wednesday evening to crack down on drunken and drug-impaired driving.
The crash resulted in a small fire at the home that was quickly extinguished, officials said.
Ernesto Olea, 30, pleaded not guilty to new charges related to a separate alleged knife attack on a jail deputy.
Officers will boost patrols during the holiday enforcement period from 6 p.m. Wednesday through 11:59 p.m. Thursday.
The San Diego Police Department is investigating the circumstances behind the crash.
The man was taken into custody.
The masked suspect displayed a firearm and fled with money from the cash register, according to the San Diego Police Department.
Police said they believe the victim was with a group of people in the bar's parking lot when the shooting happened.
Authorities Friday identified a sheriff's deputy and victim in a deputy-involved shooting earlier this week in Imperial Beach.
The 61-year-old San Diego man was struck by a falling tree branch on Christmas Eve.