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The most critical members in the California legislature this year could well be moderate Democrats – not moderate Republicans, as in years past, or even Democratic legislative leaders.
A study of four California cities by the nonprofit Council of State Governments Justice Center finds despite popular perception, most people arrested were not on parole or probation.
Immigrant rights activists in San Diego rallied today in support of a federal immigration overhaul.
Two weeks after agreeing to review school site safety, the San Diego Unified Board of Education will consider another plan to prevent tragedies like the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
San Diego’s regional planning agency wants the public to weigh in on plans to build a train station at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
San Diego Mayor Bob Filner exercised his veto powers for the first time on Friday to block the City Council's two appointees for the Port Commission.
A well-known San Diego Marine writes a guidebook for young people to help determine if they have what it takes to join the Corps.
Republicans John McCain and Jeff Flake are part of the so-called Gang of Eight, a bipartisan group in the Senate that’s hammering out a proposal.
Ramona wildlife watchers have been enjoying a rare spectacle this winter. Two adult bald eagles have decided to set up house in a sweeping valley just outside of town.
San Diego officials say a bike lane on a busy road near SDSU made a nearby intersection no safer, and possibly more dangerous.
The San Diego Unified School District Board of Education will consider a resolution tomorrow opposing the proposed restart of a reactor at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station until its operator undergoes a rigorous license amendment process.
Both the Democratic and Republican parties in San Diego have new blood in the ranks of leadership.
Sara Kruzan, who was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing her pimp when she was 16, now has a shot at freedom.
Mayor Filner's had a very busy week. Local gun control advocates are speaking up. A limit on building heights in coastal San Diego has shaped the city. And the Chargers are staying for awhile, at least, with a new coach and general manager.
Tougher border security in San Diego has driven would-be border crossing migrants east, to the deserts of Arizona and Texas.
