With Global Entry's arrival at the San Diego International Airport, trusted travelers skip the line when arriving on international flights.

San Diego's new central library is capped with its signature dome as construction crews refocus on the building innards.

Hundreds of thousands of Californians will soon receive notices that they face a new fire-protection fee. The state Board of Equalization plans to mail the notices next week and the first bills on August 13th.

California’s Proposition 30 campaign released its fundraising numbers for the first half of the year today. The campaign for Governor Jerry Brown’s tax initiative has raised more than $6 million.

San Diego Superior Court Judge Luis Vargas ruled Tuesday that San Diego can move forward with eliminating city pensions and implementing a 401(k)-style retirement system for most new hires.

Westboro Baptist Church members, best known for protesting military funerals, got more than they bargained for when they held an anti-military demonstration outside Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Friday. A well-organized group of zombies staged a counter-protest in support of the troops, grabbing the media spotlight so eagerly sought by WBC.

California's move to tighten eligibility requirements for its Cal Grant program will eliminate or reduce awards to 14,500 students, most of them enrolled in for-profit colleges such as the University of Phoenix, the California Student Aid Commission announced Tuesday.

A military jury today sentenced Army Sgt. Adam Holcomb to thirty days in prison for his role in the hazing death of Pvt. Danny Chen, who committed suicide in October 2011.

Two soldiers from California were killed in Afghanistan last week. Army 1st Lt. Sean R. Jacobs, 23, of Redding was killed July 26, and Spc. Benjamin C. Pleitez, 25, of Turlock died July 27.

United States Attorney Laura E. Duffy announced that forged documents were sent to media organizations claiming the U.S. Attorney's office was shutting down pharmacies in San Diego County. The identity of the person or people who sent the documents is under investigation.

The director of Counseling & Psychological Services at San Diego State University says no mental health screening is done on incoming students.

This is the season when some San Diego kids get their first taste of life without Mom and Dad at sleepaway camp. A new book proclaims that even if kids get a little homesick, it'll make them happier in the long run.

San Diego's low rates of violent crime have lasted for several years. Citing recent statistics that show the rates slightly higher, the department wants to increase staffing levels and improve and replace equipment after years of budget cuts.

Home prices rose in May from April in every city tracked by a leading index, a sign that increasing sales and tight inventories are supporting a modest housing recovery.

California State University has reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract with its faculty that would avert strikes threatened for the fall, the university and faculty union said Tuesday.

The operator of California’s troubled San Onofre nuclear power plant told state regulators the damaged reactors may restart by the end of the year, according to documents obtained Monday by The Associated Press.

The flag above the state capitol building in Sacramento, California flew at half-staff yesterday in honor of fallen Murrieta soldier Sgt. Eric Williams.

U.S. Army Sgt. Vincent Hancock won a gold medal today in skeet-shooting at the 2012 London Olympic Games. The 23-year-old, who is based at Fort Benning in Georgia, also set an Olympic record in his event.

San Diego County is seeing more heavy rainstorms and climate data suggests global warming is already having an impact on the region.