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California Governor Jerry Brown is downplaying Texas Governor Rick Perry’s effort to lure businesses to the Lone Star state.
San Diego County Supervisors will decide Wednesday on the fate of a solar project near Ramona.
New research indicates that stray and feral cats are a real threat to other wildlife. San Diego's Humane Society and the Audubon Society weigh in on the new report.
The first hearing on fixing the immigration system will be held by the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) fined 10 businesses in San Diego and Imperial counties more than $173,800 for hiring “unlawful” employees.
They’re coming for our jobs. A new ad from Texas Gov. Rick Perry hit the California airwaves this week.
Local refugees fighting for better medical interpretation are joining a statewide effort to pass legislation that would add interpretation services to Medi-Cal.
The trial against four Somali men accused of funneling money to terrorists began last week in San Diego. How strong is the government's case and how has is affected the San Diego Somali community?
The debate over what to do to prevent gun violence in the U.S. is splitting the nation, and women are weighing in as strongly as men.
Only about 5 percent of the respiratory illnesses presented at area clinics are bacterial, but San Diego's proximity to the border means many patients are taking antibiotics anyway.
The Border Patrol's hiring and training practices scrutinized. Local farmers don't use the guest worker program. The Gregory Canyon Landfill Gets Another Airing. The Coastal Commission sues the Navy. SOHO sues over Plaza de Panama.
Starting next year, everyone will be required to have health insurance, or pay a fine.
Groups say California Public Utilities Commission is pulling a fast one on ratepayers by narrowing scope of investigation.
A decades-long debate over a new landfill in North County pitted trash against water at an Army Corps of Engineers’ hearing.
California’s Attorney General Kamala Harris will play a role in a CPUC investigation into whether ratepayers should continue paying for the San Onofre nuclear power plant, which has been offline for a year.
