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This year's Orchids and Onions distinctions for San Diego architecture are coming up. And the event is looking for nominations from the general public. We'll speak with some of the people organizing t

San Diego Junior Theatre turns 60 this year. It is the oldest youth theatre in the U.S. It also touts some famous alumni, like Dennis Hopper and Raquel Welsh. We'll talk about the history and futur

As technology advances, governments and private companies are using more sophisticated surveillance to monitor people's every move. From public transportation to public parks, from banks to bars, cam

Re-Enlistment or Stop Loss?

Hundreds of thousands of migrants worked in Spain during the housing boom. Now that the economy is slowing, many are jobless. Because they've been legalized, they are entitled to unemployment benefits. The Spanish government is now trying to pay jobless foreigners to leave.

Beam me up Scotty! Star Trek: The Exhibition at the San Diego Air and Space Museum (CBS Studios, Inc.) Over the Fourth of July weekend I went to the…

Star Trek: The Exhibition

Since 9/11, securing America's border has been a top priority of the Federal government. More and more technology is be developed and used to monitor the flow of people and goods across the borders.

The city of San Diego is running out of assets to put up as collateral for loans. As a result, it's taking out loans against some of its most essential properties. Some say that's a sign of desperatio

Hulk good, love story bad. The Incredible Hulk (Universal) By Eric Wilson I'm going to keep this review short and sweet, because it's hard to give The…