66° A Few CloudsStories for January 16, 2012
Environmentalists Urging State To Push Cow Power
Renewable energy advocates are urging California utility regulators to help “cow power” achieve the same prominence as wind and solar energy.
Bipartisan Support to Revamp Water Bond?
They don’t agree on the state budget or taxes. But there appears to be one area where Democrats and Republicans in the California legislature might try to work together this year: water.
Trial Starts In Head Injury Lawsuit
The San Marcos school district is being sued by a former football player who suffered permanent disability from a head injury.
The Quality Of A Legal Defense: Does It Matter If You're Rich Or Poor?
An overwhelmed court system and inexperience attorneys with heavy caseloads can impact the outcome of a case for indigent people accused of crimes.
Southeast SD Group Asked Men To March For Family, Community
A dream to bring positive change in their community led three Southeast San Diego businessmen to start a group they call 100 Strong. They listened when the community asked for help to strengthen families. We'll hear how the "All Men March" is a step in that direction.
Bad Weather Suspends Cruise Ship Rescue Effort
Bad weather forced divers to suspend rescue operations Monday for missing passengers and crew members from a luxury liner that crashed into a rocky reef off the Italian coast of Tuscany.
Ending Nightmares Caused By PTSD
Everyone has nightmares sometimes. But for people with PTSD, it's different.
US And Japan Conduct Joint Military Training At Camp Pendleton
A joint training exercise between Marines from the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit and troops from the Japanese Ground Defense Force is scheduled to begin today at Camp Pendleton.
Rants and Raves: An MLK Screening List
Here's a list of films worth watching or revisiting on this Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
SDG&E Wants Ratepayers To Pay For Costs Of Wildfires, Retroactive To '07
Ratepayer advocates are accusing the power company of pulling an end-run.
Local Academic Goes From Studying Policy To Shaping It
SDSU Professor Karen Cadiero-Kaplan takes helm of the English Learner Support Division at the California Department of Education.
Strong Winds To Blow Through SD Mountains, Deserts
Strong gusty winds are expected to blow across San Diego County mountains and deserts today, likely creating difficult driving conditions along eastern Interstate 8, according to the National Weather Service.
