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The largest hospice provider in California, San Diego Hospice, announced it will cease operations in the midst of a lengthy federal audit.

President Obama addressed the war in Afghanistan, immigration, the budget and gun control in his State of the Union speech Tuesday night. We hear from San Diego's Democratic and Republican parties for their take on his speech and how it affects San Diego.

The transition into college is hard enough for most students. It's even harder for military veterans whose life experience differs greatly from their peers. New Mexico State University is starting a new housing model for them.

Too many fish deaths in the Sacramento- San Joaquin Delta are forcing the California Department of Water Resources to reduce the amount of water pumped to the Central Valley and southern California.

Hundreds of Japanese troops and Camp Pendleton Marines have trained together every year in Southern California since 2006.

Seventh- and eighth-grade English teacher Ned Carter Walker was arrested Monday on charges of possessing multiple weapons on a San Diego Unified campus.

The fight over San Diego’s Port appointments may not be over yet. Two city councilmen are trying to revive the issue.

Should nurse practitioners and physician assistants be allowed to operate independently? Some California lawmakers think so.

Private transit cops in San Diego say they’re unequipped to protect the public because the company and agencies in charge are doing the job on the cheap.

The change in Rome means change in San Diego.

A report published in the New England Journal of Medicine shows cases of whooping cough in the U.S. may be resistant to the vaccine.

A new report from the University of San Diego Trans-Border Institute shows drug-related violence in Mexico is down.

Freshman San Diego Congressman Scott Peters will join about 40 other members of Congress Tuesday, wearing a bipartisan pin during the President's State of the Union address.

The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission holds a public meeting this week to go over a proposal to restart the San Onofre nuclear power plant. A report suggesting the operator knew about problems with faulty steam generators before they were installed will not be on the agenda.

San Diego Mayor Bob Filner promises his new Tijuana office will open soon, but there have been a couple of hiccups so far.