Philanthropist Irwin Jacobs released a video today depicting his plan to get vehicles out of Balboa Park's central plaza.

The Port of San Diego spent $28 million on the Broadway Pier's new cruise ship terminal.

San Diego's small businesses are working to make sure they get a share of the holiday shopping pie this year. The push began with small business Saturday, but it'll go on all month.

Two environmental groups are suing a San Diego agency over a county-wide transportation plan. The groups said the plan is from another century.

The military is spending more than $42 million on a program its leaders refuse to carry out.

Laura Oeinck was a realtor during the height of the mortgage crisis. As part of our continuing series on development in the Southwest, Oeinck shares what she witnessed.

What rights do protestors have when the demonstrations stretch out for weeks?

We'll speak to a San Diego astronomer about his part in confirming "one of the most massive stellar black holes in the Galaxy" -- Cygnus X-1, using data from NASA's Chandra x-ray observatory.

Join the Lennon Sisters, television’s greatest sister act, for a joyful and exuberant song-filled career retrospective based on their best-selling autobiography, "Same Song Separate Voices." This all new musical documentary, also titled "Same Song, Separate Voices," is a celebration of the Lennon Sisters 55th anniversary in show business and a dazzling journey through the great American songbook of the classic pop hits from the '50s, '60s, '70s and beyond.

"Ragnarok" is a play that opened this past weekend and focuses on the world of live action role playing or LARP. Join us for a discussion of the play and the ever-growing world of gaming.

Wounded warriors who have lower leg amputations are participating in a groundbreaking study at Naval Medical Center San Diego.

Ken Russell defined an era of trippy, hallucinogenic, envelope-pushing filmmaking in the 70s. The 84-year-old British director passed away on Sunday after a series of strokes.

Retailers are coming up with names for just about every day of the week during the holiday shopping season.

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in San Diego County fell today to its lowest amount since Feb. 25, dropping seven-tenths of a cent to $3.70.

Shaking off years of political apathy, Egyptians turned out in long lines at voting stations Monday in their nation's first parliamentary elections since Hosni Mubarak's ouster.

A Mexican trucker faces a long prison sentence for his role in two major drug tunnels along theU.S.-Mexico border.

Without meaningful U.S. action on emissions, a global pact seems unlikely to emerge from U.N. climate talks under way in Durban, South Africa.

Guest blogger Jeff Murray gives his review of "The Muppets" (opened November 23 throughout San Diego).

A California man has come up with a novel way to fund a state database that tracks doctor shopping.

Zombie subdivisions are haunting the suburbs. The half-built developments are a nuisance to neighbors, city government and planners. In the first part of a multimedia series, we explore what should be done with the empty land and report how the answers will impact the region's economy.