Here is what you need to know in the June 11, 2026, Streamline newsletter:
- A suspected serial killer has been charged with four murders committed over a span of three decades, and investigators are trying to determine if he may be linked to more cold cases.
- A brush fire near Oceanside and Camp Pendleton grew to 560 acres Wednesday, triggering a smoke advisory for several surrounding communities and prompting evacuation warnings and orders before crews brought the blaze under control.
- A warming trend throughout San Diego County continues late into the week.
THE STREAMLINE
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TOP STORY
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A suspected serial killer has been charged with four murders committed over a span of three decades, and investigators are trying to determine if he may be linked to more cold cases.
Dwight Rhone, 74, sat in a Chula Vista courtroom Wednesday with a walking cane as San Diego County Deputy District Attorney Jalyn McNee outlined the four murder charges against Rhone, who’s spent most of his life in and out of prison.
FULL STORY: Suspected serial killer charged with 4 murders spanning 3 decades in San Diego
FORECAST
BREAKING OVERNIGHT
A brush fire near Oceanside and Camp Pendleton grew to 560 acres Wednesday, triggering a smoke advisory for several surrounding communities and prompting evacuation warnings and orders before crews brought the blaze under control.
The November Fire broke out around 10 a.m. Wednesday, prompting evacuation warnings for multiple zones and a "Go Now" evacuation order for the Oceanside Municipal Golf Course.
It burned through a vast landscape of dry brush, coming dangerously close to homes.
UPDATES: November Fire burns 560 acres at Camp Pendleton, triggering smoke advisories & evacuations
CONSUMER
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WE FOLLOW THROUGH
VALLEY CENTER, Calif. (KGTV) - The death certificate for a foster mother whose remains whose body was found outside her home, lists her cause of death as homicide, with the manner of death recorded as acute fentanyl toxicity.
Nadine Jett, 65, was a Valley Center foster mother and attorney whose remains were discovered buried approximately 30 yards from her rural home last July during a San Diego County Sheriff's search of the property.
The death certificate, dated in late December, was obtained by the Valley Roadrunner newspaper. Editor David Ross said the document marks a significant milestone in the case.
FULL STORY: New revelations in the death of Valley Center foster mother found buried outside her home
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