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In his fifth State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama urged Congress to get immigration reform done this year. But while the debate seems to be gaining momentum in the House, some remain skeptical.

Polls are being released left and right as the race for San Diego mayor nears the home stretch. But the question is: Why do these polls differ so much?

By some measures, Mexico might have some of the fastest Internet in Latin America. But for Tijuana's ambitious tech entrepreneurs and aspiring professional gamers, it's still painfully slow.

Looking beyond the personal, what are the political issues defining the race between David Alvarez and his opponent, Republican Kevin Faulconer?

The largest supermarket in the community of City Heights is shutting its doors next month. The loss of Albertsons might increase the neighborhood's reputation as a "food desert."

The United States has grounded its border drone fleet after one crashed off the California coast late Monday night.

Getting a professional certificate in beer from a major university might have been an undergraduate joke a few years ago. But with the craft beer business booming in San Diego, educators are starting to take the beer industry seriously.

Todd Gloria joins us for his last update on city business as San Diego interim mayor.

Youth groups join San Diego 6 in hosting a debate on neighborhoods and youth.

One in four California employers say they reduced health benefits last year and asked workers to pay more for them.

Two San Diego state legislators are pushing bills to expand education for California’s youngest students.

A how-to guide for unraveling San Diego campaign finance scandals involving "foreign nationals" and other alleged scoundrels.

Can tweets be libelous? Of course they can, say legal experts. But defamation on social media can be hard to prove, as demonstrated in a trial involving rock singer Courtney Love and her former attorney.

San Diego County officials broke ground on a new fire station in Boulevard. The facility replaces an outdated fire station in the rural area.

More than one-third of women in the U.S. are obese and more than half of pregnant women are overweight or obese which puts them at an increased risk for pregnancy complications.