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  • New San Diego Technology Allows Firefighters To 'See' Through Wildfire Smoke
    A joint effort between San Diego county and city, CalFire and SDG&E to share technologies to aid in fighting wildfires was unveiled today.
  • A U.S. Marine pushes a child on a swing in southern Afghanistan on March 4. After a decade of nation-building in Afghanistan, and nearly as long in Iraq, the U.S. appears to be losing it appetite for such efforts.
    U.S. Easing Out Of Nation-Building Business
    The difficulty and expense associated with nation-building in Iraq and Afghanistan has made the notion of nation-building unpopular with Democrats and Republicans alike. But throughout U.S. history, the idea has always staged a comeback.
  • A U.S. Marine pushes a child on a swing in southern Afghanistan on March 4. After a decade of nation-building in Afghanistan, and nearly as long in Iraq, the U.S. appears to be losing it appetite for such efforts.
    U.S. Easing Out Of Nation-Building Business
    The difficulty and expense associated with nation-building in Iraq and Afghanistan has made the notion of nation-building unpopular with Democrats and Republicans alike. But throughout U.S. history, the idea has always staged a comeback.
  • Major Nina D'Amato from Camp Pendleton works with women in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
    Camp Pendleton Marine Works With Afghan Woman
    13,000 Marines from Camp Pendleton are currently deployed in Afghanistan, but not all of them are engaged in combat missions. Major Nina D'Amato is working to promote education and entrepreneurial opportunities for women in Helmand province.
  • Army Takes On Its Own Toxic Leaders
    Top commanders in the U.S. Army have announced publicly that they have a problem: They have too many "toxic leaders" -- the kind of bosses who make their employees miserable. Many corporations share a similar problem, but in the Army's case, destructive leadership can potentially have life or death consequences. So, some Army researchers are wondering if toxic officers have contributed to soldiers' mental health problems.
  • Saying No To The Inauguration
    As supporters of President Obama prepare for his toned-down but glammed-up second inauguration over the long weekend of Jan. 19-21, the president's detractors are making other plans.
  • Want To Find A Restaurant That Treats Workers Well? There's An App For That
    Smartphone users have a wide range of apps to choose from if they're looking to dine ethically. There are apps that advise which supermarkets have good environmental records and apps that keep tabs on restaurants and markets offering sustainable seafood.
  • High Tech High Buzzing With Excitement
    High Tech High International is the only California school to qualify in the national commencement competition to lure President Barack Obama to their graduation ceremony.
  • California Based Sailor Found Dead in Djibouti
    A U.S. Navy Sailor assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Three (NMCB 3) was found dead as the result of a non-combat related incident at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, April 7, according to the Department of Defense.
  • Former Rep. Todd Tiahrt, shown in Kansas in 2011, added language to the Justice Department's annual spending bill in 2003 that has put limits on the sharing of government gun records.
    Lack Of Up-To-Date Research Complicates Gun Debate
    Vice President Joe Biden is getting ready to make recommendations on how to reduce gun violence in the wake of the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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