A new analysis shows jobs in California's "green economy" held up better during the recession than the overall economy.

The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station is still in shutdown mode after a water leak was detected on January 31.

The inspection process continues at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. In the meantime, the entire plant is shutdown.

The two-day shutdown at San Onofre is likely costing the power plant $600,000 to $1 million a day, according to an expert on power plant security.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said a tiny amount of radiation could have escaped into the atmosphere from the San Onofre nuclear power plant after a water leak prompted operators to shut down the reactor as a precaution.

A coalition of San Diego-based organizations Friday backed state legislation which would exempt certain special events from needing environmental reviews.

A coalition of conservation and American Indian groups sued the National Marine Fisheries Service Thursday over the use Navy's use of sonar and other training exercises.

Two groups have issued a report which raises concerns about California's two nuclear plants and drinking water.

Wildlife are enjoying a less trashy area of the San Diego River after a special kayak and canoe cleanup Sunday.

The California Attorney General and the Sierra Club have joined a lawsuit against a regional transportation plan approved by the San Diego Association of Governments.

The National Marine Fisheries Service has designated more than 41,000 square miles off the coasts of California, Oregon and Washington as critical habitat for endangered leatherback sea turtles

It turns out CO2 emissions aren't the only kind of pollution causing climate change. We'll speak with a San Diego climatologist whose research is being used by NASA and the United Nations to determine what can be done now to slow the effects of global warming.

A new study building on research from scientists at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography shows key emissions reduction measures could slow the pace of climate change, save lives and increase agricultural production.

Two environmental groups say cigarette butts were the most prevalent kind of litter on San Diego's beach again last year, and the problem is getting worse.

The Chula Vista Nature Center is getting a needed increase in funding with $125,000 from the Port of San Diego.

Southern California Edison took one of the two large generating units offline Monday night at its San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.

A man who owns a sportfishing business in Mexico says Dorado and other species are being caught and imported into the U.S. illegally.

San Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner and general manager A.J. Smith aren't going anywhere. Chargers President Dean Spanos has decided to keep both. And not all the fans are happy about it.

If you are ready to recycle your Christmas tree, the city of San Diego is ready for you.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists working at the San Ysidro port of entry said they stopped the illegal importation of almost 29 pounds of shark fins.

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar Tuesday approved a wind project in southeastern San Diego County.

The battle over fireworks events in the City of San Diego is heating up again.

San Diego Coastkeeper has released a report showing most of San Diego County's water quality is ranked as "fair."

San Diego County has proclaimed Thursday, December 15, as a "Day Without A Bag." San Diegans use billions of plastic bags that wind up in the oceans and pollute roadways.

County farmers are working to protect their crops from expected temperatures in the 20s and 30s tonight and tomorrow.

A group of California Parks supporters Wednesday urged California Gov. Jerry Brown to reinstate the funding needed to keep 70 state parks open.

Protesters plan to march at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday from the Civic Center Plaza to downtown San Diego Police headquarters.

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in South Africa has practical applications for California.

The gusty winds in the weather forecast for San Diego County, and much of Southern California, are increasing the risk of wildfire.

Starting Wednesday night, high winds out of the northeast are expected to whip across much of Southern California including San Diego County.

Two environmental groups are suing a San Diego agency over a county-wide transportation plan. The groups said the plan is from another century.

A dead fin whale that wash ashore in Point Loma on Nov. 19 was towed out to sea on Friday.

Pouring leftover cooking oil, fats or grease down kitchen sinks or drains clogs pipes. The material should be saved and recycled.

A dead 67-foot fin whale was towed away from Point Loma at high tide today to Fiesta Island. On Friday, it will be sunk in the ocean.

There's a proposal in a U.S. Senate committee to cut funding for a program which helps reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires.

UC San Diego researchers have analyzed data gathered by space shuttle missions to create a tool for developers of solar power.

Plans are underway to demolish the South Bay Power Plant in Chula Vista, but some environmental groups are concerned about how much space will be reclaimed for natural habitat.

San Diego environmental groups are demanding the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board take action on a cleanup plan for San Diego Bay.

Is the San Diego Police Department letting the public know about danger in their neighborhoods in a timely manner?

Is your grocery store holding onto food long past the expiration date or relabeling those items to save the company money?

Commercial salt ponds in south San Diego Bay operated since the 1950s. The salt-making operation used three levees to separate the area from the rest of the bay. Now the estuary is being reborn.

A judge has ruled a wife owes her ex-husband support money and a lump sum in cash payments. Not that unusual. But the husband is in prison, convicted for sexually assaulting the wife. How can this be? Investigative Reporter Mitch Blacher with the 10News I-Team joins us to explain.

The California Department of Corrections funds a training program for non-violent prisoners and it has an amazing success rate. Those who graduate have less than a 3 percent recidivism rate.

Two California State Assembly Committees are trying to find out more about the events surrounding a blackout which darkened all of San Diego County in September.

Government forecasters expect La Niña to cause dry conditions in Southern California this winter.

A judge in San Diego has dismissed a lawsuit from a fishing industry group challenging the Marine Life Protection Act.

The agency charged with relieving congestion along I-5 in North San Diego and Southern Orange Counties voted Wednesday to look at adding a small segment of its previously rejected 16-mile toll road.

The San Diego Association of Governments is trying to get more solo drivers to use express lanes on Interstate-15 in San Diego.

San Diego State University has added a new solar array on top of a campus parking structure. The Solar PV system is the largest on campus.

California Governor Jerry Brown said Friday he signed a bill banning the sale, trade or possession of shark fins.