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Drug overdoses are the leading cause of accidental death in California. A new law aims to reduce the problem.

Cpl. Jose "Freddy" Velez served in Iraq. His brother, Spc. Andrew Velez, deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. Both died in their early 20s. They are survived by their sister, Monica.

Word from the Obama administration that Americans who recently had their health insurance canceled will be allowed to buy "catastrophic policies" mostly intended for young adults has upset the insurance industry, NPR's Julie Rovner tells our Newscast desk.

The Texas-based company Defense Distributed is getting quite a bit of attention this week for its Liberator -- a handgun made almost entirely by a 3-D printer.

Cheering a California rebound, Gov. Jerry Brown says voter-approved tax increases have put the state on sound financial footing but warns lawmakers that they must be tight-fisted with the government purse strings.

Hundreds of youth, young adults and their parents attended the inaugural City Heights Youth Resource and Job Fair on April 28.

Editor's note: The following analysis comes from a First Command Financial Behaviors Index release.

It's been a long, disappointing year for many of President Obama's most ardent supporters.

A group of environmentalists on Tuesday delivered a climate change denier award to Congressman Darrel Issa’s Vista office. A San Diego climate researcher says people in denial about climate change are "downright dangerous."

More than three months after Edward Snowden revealed details of NSA secret surveillance activities, intelligence officials are still assessing the fallout from the former contractor's disclosures. But they already know how the leaks happened.