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A controversial proposal to jack up the fees that the city of San Diego charges developers — which go into a fund for affordable housing — was tentatively passed Monday by the City Council on a 5-4 party line vote.

These days, you'd be forgiven if you're more excited about watching the "big game" -- whether that's football, basketball, hockey -- on TV rather than from inside a sports arena. At least, that's a trend that the Chicago-based sports graphics company Sportvision is banking on.

North County's winter shelter network for the homeless is in better shape than last year. But demand may also be higher.

The San Diego Tunnel Task Force discovered a sophisticated cross-border tunnel Wednesday between San Diego and Tijuana.

Back in April, we described Rob Rhinehart's experiment concocting something that could give him all the nutrition and none of the hassle of food.

One of the effects of Superstorm Sandy a year ago could be seen at service stations throughout New York City and surrounding areas: Motorists joined long lines outside the few stations that had both electricity and gasoline.

The comic book convention that comes to San Diego every year was a hit once again, drawing an estimated crowd of 125 thousand people. But the show's organizers say Comic-Con has gotten so big that its

In Southern California and communities from St. Louis to Seattle, millions of Americans live in areas at risk for earthquake. But many have not taken simple steps to protect themselves — and seismologist can only provide limited warning.

At the recent International Collectibles and Antiques Show in Charlotte, N.C., dealers spread out items in different booths. The warehouse looks like an old-school flea market, except for Joy Shivar's booth.

The limits of workplace theft are being tested in Pennsylvania, where a man called police this month to complain that his Jell-O had been stolen. The flavor was strawberry, he said. And it wasn't the first instance of fridge-theft.