Popular dual-immersion program draws parents to overnight line ahead of Kindergarten registration.

With gas prices jumping 60 cents in a month, San Diegans are looking for ways to cope and hoping for a reversal.

San Diego County will spend a federal grant to clear dead and dying trees around Julian. The strategy was challenged in court.

A top city official lashed out today at skepticism of San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders' recent announcement that the structural budget deficit has been solved.

California Attorney General Kamala Harris is pursuing legislation that would help homeowners in the middle of the mortgage and foreclosure crisis.

A few dozen people upset over Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed overhaul of California's welfare program CalWORKs are calling for higher taxes instead of budget cuts. They rallied at the State Capitol Wednesday ahead of a legislative hearing.

A new report reveals despite the health benefits of breastfeeding newborn babies, many women don't do it exclusively.

A Superior Court judge denied a request for an injunction that would have blocked a vote on a special tax to fund the San Diego Convention Center expansion.

The controversial 1913 trial and conviction of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory worker accused of raping and murdering a thirteen-year-old girl in Atlanta, Georgia, provides the backdrop for a new production at Cygnet Theatre.

San Diego's Utility Consumers Action Network — UCAN — is reeling from allegations of misconduct by board members resulting in a Grand Jury investigation.

The City Council's Natural Resources and Culture Committee will consider today a plan to purchase emergency generators for wastewater pump systems to prevent spills such as the ones that occurred during last September's region-wide power outage.

Leap Day inspired Adam Gimbel of the San Diego band Rookie Card to memorialize it in song.

The wildlife rich Baja California peninsula has long lured nature-lovers to its pristine coasts. But when real estate boomed in the U.S., it also boomed south of the border, in the form of beach-front high rises and luxury resorts. Now, the funding behind many coastal development projects has dried up, and that’s caused some environmentalists to breath a sigh of relief.

San Diego Unified is considering laying off more than 1,100 teachers. School board trustees called for employee unions to come to the bargaining table to avoid drastic layoffs.