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A truck driver was sentenced today in San Diego for helping distribute more than 19,000 pounds of marijuana smuggled from Mexico.

California bans smoking in most workplaces, but there are exceptions. A measure in the state senate would close those loopholes.

Salvation Army officials in downtown San Diego say they're slowly rebuilding their toy collection after a flood destroyed their inventory last week. KPBS Reporter Ana Tintocalis has more.

Former President Bill Clinton greeted hundreds of hungry people at the San Diego Food Bank on Sunday morning.

What gender, education and age have to do with unemployment. Also: How many people are giving up? How many are working part time? And how long have the unemployed been looking?

The U.S. unemployment rate fell to a two-year low of 8.8 percent in March, and companies added workers at the fastest two-month pace since before the recession began. The economy added 216,000 new jobs last month, offsetting layoffs by local governments.

Local businessman Shlomo Gruer taps into customers' shopping habits and is rewarded with loyal customers.

Once home to 23,000 people, the northeastern coastal town of Rikuzentakata is now an alien, tsunami-smashed landscape of wrecked buildings, splintered two-by-fours, upside-down boats, half-buried cars and trucks. All of the people are gone. NPR's Stu Seidel visited the town and describes the devastation.

Once home to 23,000 people, Rikuzentakata is now an alien, tsunami-smashed landscape.

Sol Price will be honored posthumously as the "History Maker of the Year" on Saturday by the San Diego History Center. We explore the life and legacy of the founder of FedMart and the Price Club.