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A winter without rain is becoming a challenge for San Diego gardeners. Nan Sterman of KPBS-TV's "A Growing Passion" has some advice to use less water but keep your plants growing.
A new sustainability initiative in Paris comes from a cross-border effort in Tijuana and San Diego, where people are designing a different kind of parasol.
According to the American Lung Association, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada and Texas all received Fs for their tobacco prevention efforts. That’s primarily because the states aren’t spending amounts recommended by the Centers for Disease Control.
Like any longtime teacher, Jim Fletcher has lessons and materials he relies on every year — but for Fletcher that includes a 40,000-piece collection of U.S. presidential memorabilia.
A former U.S. Attorney said the former San Diego mayoral candidates did not violate any law if they didn’t know the source of the money was illegal.
San Diego has a big anniversary to celebrate next year. It's the 100th anniversary of the event that many say put the city on the map.
Sen. Barbara Boxer endorsed David Alvarez, San Diego Realtors put their support behind Kevin Faulconer. It's just another day in the race to be mayor of America's Finest City.
SDPD Chief William Lansdowne says the department's current data collection efforts are not enough.
In his annual address to Legislature, Gov. Jerry Brown said California resurgence is under way but also is threatened by economic and environmental uncertainties. What's this mean for San Diego?
There are many food pantries in San Diego. But there's only one that offers special food for diabetics.
San Diego State students will be asked to consider a new fee of up to $500 per semester to boost faculty hiring.
Thirty-six political action committees have poured more than $1.6 million into San Diego’s mayoral election.
The latest figures from Covered California show there's been a major increase in Latino enrollment.
San Diego's very dry weather has already produced a rash of unusual winter wildfires across the state. Cal Fire talks about the increased fire danger.
Escondido is moving rapidly ahead with plans to put a new city charter on the November ballot.
