The new California budget deal will move nearly 900 thousand children from one state program called Healthy Families into the state’s Medi-Cal system.

A 6-month-old baby is rushed to the emergency room. It’s having trouble breathing and it’s skin is starting to turn blue.

Sausages serve a special function in Norway, both as an everyday meal and as festive food. In this episode, Andreas discovers the culture and history behind a well-made sausage. He bakes potato pancakes and makes homemade mustard, essential companions for the three types of tasty sausages he prepares.

I absolutely love the idea of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" (opening June 22 throughout San Diego). The notion of our most dignified 16th president slaying bloodsuckers as a secret mission made history suddenly fun.

Public transportation use is up in San Diego, especially today.

A local studio called transcenDANCE helps teens train to be dancers. It also provides some with a surrogate home.

U-T San Diego today became the latest major daily newspaper to charge for full access to its online content, but its front page and select digital services will remain free.

Differences over cuts to California’s welfare-to-work program were at the center of budget negotiations between Governor Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders.

A military construction boom is winding down in San Diego, and thousands of highly paid construction jobs are being phased out.

California Governor Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders say they’ve reached a “conceptual” budget agreement for the fiscal year that starts July 1st.

Illegal immigrants could earn a "path to legal status" if they serve in the U.S. military, according to a plan announced today by GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney.

This program features Nicholas Boothman, an award-winning author, inspirational speaker and leading expert in face-to-face communication, in an emotional call to action for adults to take control of their years ahead by actively connecting with people. Boothman will bring his message of the benefits of connecting with others as well as share practical tactics of how to connect.

Michel Richard is the chef/proprietor of L.A.'s Citrus restaurant and Citronelle restaurants in Santa Barbara, Baltimore and Washington D.C. At his home kitchen in L.A., he prepares a chocolate dome cake and hot chocolate truffles using the best ingredients he can find. His skills and suggestions for turning out a winning chocolate dome are just right for the home baker.

Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic leaders reached agreement Thursday to finalize California's budget.

The Landmark Midnight movies return with a great line up of cult and indie favorites.

San Diego-based Marine Staff Sgt. Mark Zambon is heading to Africa to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, despite the fact he lost both legs to a bomb blast in Afghanistan.

Great voices and songs combine with Rosanne Cash and Brandi Carlile. Cash presents tunes from her C&W tribute album "The List." Brandi Carlile follows with genre-spanning tunes from "Give Up the Ghost."

Comedy, drama, gluttony and fairies: this weekend has it all.

A new report shows signs San Diego's economy is pulling out of the recession. The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce reports the worst of the recession is over for San Diego.

Congress is considering cutting funds for food stamps in the omnibus Farm Bill as a way to keep the Defense budget intact. In an ironic twist, passage of the bill may mean the loss of food stamps for many veterans and military families.

Camp Pendleton's 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, known as the "Magnificent Bastards," will have a new leader starting Friday.

The Scripps Institution of Oceanography's research vessel Melville is scheduled to return to San Diego today after a 10-month expedition.

Mexicans go to the polls July 1 to choose their next president, and polls show that voters seem inclined to embrace the past.

Military families looking for some together time have quite a few options that are easy on the pocketbook. We've got a roundup.

Come this fall, millions of workers who invest in 401(k)s will learn their plans are probably worth even less than they thought.

More than two weeks after Election Day, Proposition 29 remains too close to call.

The sun shines brightly on San Diego's solar power industry. However, there are some clouds on the horizon.