A plan to build nearly 1,000 homes along the San Diego River will go before the City Council.

Rite Aid workers throughout Southern California were urged today to reject their employer's latest contract proposal and authorize union leaders to call a strike.

Imagine for a second that the San Andres and San Gabriel faults erupted in the same moment. The result could devastate Southern California.

The first structural steel column was set in place today for a critical care building at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas, set to open in early summer 2014.

A new UC Berkeley study suggests big environmental benefits would come from California’s proposed high speed rail project.

A judge will decide Friday whether San Diego can go forward with implementing Proposition B for union employees, or if the city has to wait.

What happens at 2 am inside a museum? This is your weekend to find out.

The San Diego-based USS Essex is off the coast of Hawaii for RIMPAC - world's largest naval maritime exercise. Recently the crew of the USS Essex took some time out from duty for a friendly game of hockey against members of Canada's military.

Less waste went to California landfills last year, according to CalRecycle.

Could something as simple as nasal spray help stem the rising tide of suicides among service members and veterans? The U.S. Army thinks so - and has awarded a scientist at the University of Indiana medical school a $3 million grant to develop such a spray.

From North County to south of the border and points in-between, there’s lots of fun to be had in and around San Diego this weekend.

The Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games is on Friday, and the USS Midway Museum has plans to celebrate.

Women in the U.S. Army will be able to wear body armor that is more suited for the female form as early as next summer. Female soldiers have been forced to don standard-issue body armor meant for men, leaving parts of their bodies potentially vulnerable to injury.

The beachfront home where former NFL linebacker Junior Seau killed himself is on the market for nearly $2.3 million.

Jack Davis, a champion hurdler who won two Olympic silver medals in the 1950s, has died. He was 81.

A former state parks official says he repeatedly told his superiors about more than $53 million hidden in two accounts that could have been used to help avoid the threat of closing 70 state parks.

The pilot of a Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier was able to safely eject from the jet before it crashed in the Imperial Valley Wednesday afternoon. The Harrier crashed roughly 15 miles northwest of the base at about 3:30 yesterday afternoon.

California’s ambitious $24 billion plan for ending the state’s water wars was unveiled Wednesday, but standing in its way are unanswered questions and hurdles that will take years to surmount — if that’s even possible.

Gov. Jerry Brown joined former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and federal, state and local officials today to dedicate the Sunrise Powerlink at the Suncrest substation in Alpine, as opponents of the new transmission line staged a protest nearby.

This is the second summer in a row that a San Diego beach has been closed due to a great white shark. Some researchers say sightings of the top predators are on the rise.

New Mexico often touts its tri-cultural diversity, which can make it difficult for the small population of black students at the University of New Mexico.

Mexican Embassy in U.S. starts offering orientation to potential beneficiaries of Obama's latest deportation relief policy.