The webcam will give a glimpse into a California condor nest at the Safari Park.

The case of a math teacher being forced to remove religious banners in his classroom is going to an appeals court.

A fire blackened about three acres east of Lakeside today; there were no injuries or structural damage.

Two Marines were killed in a helicopter accident at Camp Pendleton on Monday.

Over the last year, parents and advocates in the San Antonio neighborhood became active when they realized pimps were targeting their middle school girls.

City officials announced today that a program to replace more than 35,000 streetlights with brighter, energy efficient bulbs is under way.

A San Diego man delivered aid to 250 families in Somalia this week. He said Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, is now a massive refugee camp.

We'll discuss the latest in the negotiations between grocers and union leaders.

The vaccine against whooping cough falters after only about three years, a preliminary study suggests, adding support to school rules requiring kids to get the vaccination periodically.

Can GPS devices be used to track anyone the government is investigating for a crime and placed on a person's vehicle without a warrant? This legal issue will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court soon.

Over the weekend the Oceanside Museum of Art opened "Inspired by Ink," its fourth exhibition of tattoo art. Returning as guest curator is tattoo artist Chris Winn.

Drawing a bright line with congressional Republicans, President Barack Obama is proposing $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue as part of his long-term deficit reduction plan.

The "dolphin-safe" labels in imported canned tuna are now considered illegal by the World Trade Organization. This ruling follows a 20-year lobby from the Mexican government.

The VA in San Diego is hosting its fourth annual Summer Sports Clinic for injured veterans this week, and the event is attracting veterans from around the country.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s office estimates about 300 women prisoners will serve their sentence in county jail instead of state prison.

A strike by 10,000 grocery workers in San Diego County was averted today when union negotiators struck a tentative agreement with the owners of Albertsons, Ralphs and Vons/Pavilions.