Scripps Ranch

The county Sheriff’s Office on Saturday identified two San Diego Police Department officers who used their weapons in connection with the shooting death of a man who allegedly threatened several people with a gun earlier this week in Miramar Ranch North. According to a Sheriff’s Office news release, the officers who discharged their weapons are Brandon Jordan and Chris...

Some residents of the Scripps Ranch neighborhood where San Diego police fatally shot a man with a gun on Tuesday said they were concerned about him weeks before the deadly encounter.

New details are coming to light after police shot and killed a man on Tuesday, reports NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer.NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer spoke with neighbors who say they had concerns long before the deadly shooting.

San Diego police shot and killed a man who officers say was threatening others with a gun. It all started just after noon at a home on a cul-de-sac off Angelique Street. NBC 7’s Dave Summers has more on this frightening day from Scripps Ranch.

Some homes in Scripps Ranch had to be evacuated after San Diego police shot and killed a man they say was threatening people with a gun. NBC 7’s Dave Summers spoke with the owner of All Natural Landscaping and Design who says his crew was told to hunker down in a nearby backyard.

San Diego police said the initial 911 call reported a man threatening others with a gun. NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes spoke to a neighbor who saw the standoff unfold.

At one point in the standoff, the man could be seen pointing the weapon, but it was not clear at what or at whom.

A construction company has been issued $157,500 worth of fines over a predawn trench collapse that killed a 27-year-old laborer last summer at a work site in Scripps Ranch, state officials announced Thursday. The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health issued the citations to Long Beach-based W.A. Rasic Construction for purported workplace- -safety regulations that led to the death…

The San Diego Police Department is investigating a string of burglaries that hit three neighboring restaurants in Scripps Ranch early Saturday morning. Fay’s Diner, Isabella’s Mexican Restaurant and Pizza on the Ranch all experienced extensive damage from the break-ins. Surveillance footage shows the suspect using an object to break through the glass doors to enter the businesses. The burglar,...

Fay’s Diner, Isabella’s Mexican Restaurant and Pizza on the Ranch all experienced extensive damage from the break-ins. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry has the latest.

Police are looking for the suspects in a vandalism hate crime. They spray-painted anti-LGBTQ slurs on a fence painted like a pride flag. NBC 7’s Jeanette Quezada reports.

San Diego police are looking for three people who are suspected of a hate crime for vandalizing an LGBTQ-flag-themed fence at a home in Scripps Ranch on Valentine’s Day — and they’re asking for the public’s help.

The goats may be deployed for brush clearing more often in the future, according to a city spokesman. NBC 7’s Joe Little reports.

The goats may be deployed for brush clearing more often in the future, according to a city spokesman

Parents in a Scripps Ranch neighborhood are worried about their kids after witnessing three people, including a little girl, get stung by swarms of bees. Police say the woman injured in the attack was stung hundreds of times.

A woman in Scripps Ranch got a few visitors on her property Wednesday morning.

Linda Kelson says her cat bolted to the window. That’s how she discovered three bobcats outside.

Joel Olea Gomez’s family wants to know why they weren’t notified sooner that there was an emergency, reports NBC 7’s Dana Williams.

Joel Olea Gomez’s family wants to know why they weren’t notified sooner that there was an emergency.

Wood planks on the north side of the trench did not go all the way to the bottom and the weight of the soil dirt caused a giant steel pipe encased in concrete to pin the San Marcos man inside.