The district attorney, who is running for mayor of San Diego, wants the mayor's office to be more involved in running the San Diego Unified School District.

The company that just sold The San Diego Union-Tribune will fund a new digital media program at San Diego State University, it was announced today.

A new survey reveals health insurance premiums for California employers rose 153 percent over the last decade.

California's budget deficit is smaller than last year but will require nearly $5 billion in cuts to public education if voters reject Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to raise taxes later this year.

It turns out that sexual satisfaction among women has something in common with fine wine. Both improve with age. That's the conclusion of a study of 806 women living in Rancho Bernardo. We'll speak to a UCSD researcher who says her findings will be a relief for many women who have been told they aren't normal.

San Diego City Council President Tony Young discusses 2012 priorities for the council.

The first weekend of the new year has something for everyone with a new film about whales, a '90s rap-duo reunion, a free speech anniversary exhibit, and much more.

The Scandinavian Aviation Academy, based in San Diego, is working hard to supply pilots for China's growing airline industry.

President Barack Obama vowed Thursday the United States will maintain the best-equipped military in history despite deep and looming defense budget cuts, but Pentagon leaders acknowledged the changes present additional risk.

A wave of explosions struck two Shiite neighborhoods in Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 30 people and intensifying fears that insurgents are stepping up attacks after the U.S. troop withdrawal that was completed last month.

In a first for California, a young San Diego mother underwent life-saving surgery in which her liver was removed entirely.

State parks across the Southwest are offering less amenities or closing due to budget cuts. Some states are coping better than others.