Oceanside News

Three teenagers with rifles were arrested Friday soon after a home was burglarized, police said.

OCEANSIDE a ' A former California Highway Patrol officer and a middle-aged woman will have to stand trial on charges relating to the prosecutora TMs allegation that a sexual favor was traded for the dismissal of a traffic infraction, a San Diego Superior Court judge ruled June 24 in a Vista courtroom.

Mission hospital worker accused of raping a patient is now being held on $1 million bail, a county judge ruled this morning.

The mixed grill for two at 333 Pacific includes two Australian lobster tails and a 35-ounce, bone-in rib eye steak.

The San Diego police officer acquitted in an off-duty shooting that wounded a woman and her young son will return to desk duty Monday.

For the first time, the San Diego police officer who shot a boy and his mother in a road rage incident is speaking out about the verdict and Past 15 months.

Hamilton County Prosecutors today announced the indictment of an alleged serial killer in the death of yet another local victim.

Frank White, a police officer from San Diego, was the victim of a road rage incident on March 15 2008.

If this is not an indication of the ofte-times upside down world we're living in today, then I don't know what would be. Here we have an off-duty police officer's story against a deranged, drunk, drugged, raging woman's.

Court watchers have been wondering for weeks if the wife of an off-duty officer who shot a woman and her young son in Oceanside during an apparent road rage incident would take the stand at his trial.

No one was hit by the gunfire. Carlsbad police said several gang members from Oceanside and Long Beach were partying at the hotel on Faraday Avenue when they began brawling in front about 12:45 a.m. One of the fighters then pulled out a handgun and fired into the front of the hotel, police said.

Testimony in the road-rage trial involving an off-duty police officer is scheduled to continue on Monday.

A police psychologist said a San Diego police officer's training and instinct left him with little or no other choice in a road rage incident in Oceanside, 10News reported.

The trial of Frank White, the officer accused of shooting Rachel Silver and her eight-year-old son in a road-rage incident, is scheduled to continue on Monday.

"I had no idea there was a child in the car ... As a parent, I can't even imagine someone putting a kid in that situation."

There's more testimony Thursday in the trial of a San Diego police officer who shot a woman and her eight-year-old son in Oceanside. - Video

A toxicologist testified Thursday that Rachel Silva would have had the equivalent of 17 drinks worth of alcohol in her system if she stopped drinking at noon the day she came face-to-face with San Diego police officer Frank White as she stated.

During the sixth day of testimony yesterday in the trial of San Diego police Officer Frank White, an Oceanside detective described his unsuccessful attempts to interview Rachel Silva in the days after White shot her and her son.

San Diego police Officer Frank White did not receive special treatment when Oceanside police waited until he had his attorney present before he made his official statement after shooting a woman and her son while off duty, a detective testified Thursday.

When given the exact scenario San Diego police Officer Frank White faced the evening of March 15, a police academy training officer testified Wednesday that it would be "reasonable" for an officer to open fire if he thought another driver was using a car against him as a deadly weapon.