61° Mostly CloudyMulti-Million Settlement Announced Over Amount Of Tuna In Cans
District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis today announced a $3.3 million settlement of a civil consumer protection action against three tuna-packing companies over the amount of tuna in cans.
Record Number Of Riders Hop Aboard MTS Buses
A record-breaking number of San Diegans are hanging up their keys and heading onto buses.
Fifteen Ideas For San Diego Summer Fun Under $15
Enjoying a summer in San Diego should not be dampened by money woes.
Toll Reductions Call for Celebration
It is 5:15 p.m. and the only thing separating you from winding down at home is the grueling bumper-to-bumper traffic.
SDSU Ranks High In Minorities Earning Bachelor’s Degrees
San Diego State University is closing the achievement gap among minority students.
Wild Pigs Could Be Eradicated By Helicopters And Hunting Dogs
Helicopters, hunting dogs and traps are all being considered to rid East San Diego of its pesky pig problem.
Robot Baby Offers Lessons For ER Personnel
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.
Team USA Store Opens In Chula Vista Olympic Training Center
Chula Vista becomes part of the 2012 London Olympic excitement with the opening of the Team USA Shop located in its U.S. Olympic Training Center.
Olympic Team USA Shop Opening in Chula Vista
Chula Vista becomes part of the 2012 London Olympic excitement with the opening of the Team USA Shop located in its U.S. Olympic Training Center.
Fried Twinkies And Racing Pigs - The County Fair Is Open!
Twinkies are frying and pigs are racing, the San Diego County Fair in Del Mar is officially open. The gates opened today for the fair's 24-day run.
FBI Blocks SDSU Grad From Returning Home
The FBI placed a San Diego State graduate on the no-fly list. After recently earning his master’s degree in Costa Rica, Kevin Iraniha, a 27-year-old American-born Muslim, was not allowed to fly back home.
