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Home is where the heart is. It's probably also where a ton of brown marmorated stink bugs are right now, crawling out from behind photos, covering your windows and dropping into your hair. Help may be on the way, in the form of a parasitic Asian wasp.

A group of respected world leaders who call themselves "The Elders" have made it their goal to find solutions for a host of intractable global problems. Two members, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and former President of Ireland Mary Robinson discuss their accomplishments and ongoing projects.

The diversion of Mississippi River water into the Atchafalaya River basin may keep cities dry, but it could inundate some archaeological and Civil War sites.

The San Diego agricultural industry already faces major hurdles with the recent drought and new water-use regulations. We discuss how avocados and flowers were affected by the wrath of Mother Nature as well as the difficult road to recovery for local farmers.

There’s at least one silver lining to the recession this summer: Reduced energy demand. Vacant homes and empty office spaces mean less electricity is being used.

A little noticed change in the law will affect landscaping in new housing developments in the coming year.

Water in San Diego is becoming more scarce and more expensive. The city council will begin to look at ways to deal with San Diego’s limited water supply at its meeting Monday.

Mandatory water-use restrictions start Wednesday in Escondido. Similar water-use restrictions went into effect last month in the city of San Diego.

Biological Opinion Could Cause Additional Pumping Restrictions

How could climate change affect San Diego? How will we cope with the reality of a warmer world -- a world where wildfires and drought would be common. We'll examine the risks to California and San Die