San Diego State University's College of Business Administration announced today that it is offering a master's degree in information systems.

The San Diego region suffered about $100 million in damages during last week's regional power outage, and many insurance policies don't cover damages homeowners incur during a blackout.

Scripps Hospital officials in Chula Vista are trying to figure out why their generator failed during the blackout. Officials point out power was restored within 90 minutes.

Fall is one of the best seasons for the San Diego gardener - but it can also be the most challenging.

Violent crime is down statewide, we look at what's contributing to a local decrease.

We know that good teachers can inspire but so too can bad ones. Greg Passmore's science teacher was a football coach whose inability to teach the subject inspired Passmore to become a filmmaker who could share his passion for science with students. His latest film, "inner Earth" (playing now through November 30 at the San Diego Natural History Museum) takes viewers on a 3-D journey through a still vastly uncharted subterranean world.

Dozens of commemorative 9/11 events took place around San Diego County over the weekend. One of the largest was aboard the USS Midway.

The plot of land known for a decade as "the pile," "the pit" and "ground zero" is opening to the public for the first time since that terrible morning in 2001.

Scientists have found the gene that drives a virus to kill gypsy moth caterpillars in a particularly gruesome way.

San Diego Unified School District students will go back to school today for the first time since last week's far-flung power outage, which left about 5 million people without electricity.

It was smooth sailing for hospitals during the blackout. Hospital officials say that was by design.

There are questions about whether the region was really prepared for a shutdown of this scale.