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  • Krystle Bernal of Denver is one of the lead plantiffs in the lawsuit against Westwood College. She says high-pressure sales tactics were used to get her to attend, and she was told that with a fashion merchandising degree from Westwood, she'd pull down a $65,000 salary after graduation. Instead, two years after graduating, she's working part time as a bank teller for $12 an hour.
    In Lawsuit, Students Claim College Deceived Them
    A for-profit college is facing a lawsuit filed on behalf of students who say the school ripped them off. It's the latest in a series of hits the for-profit higher education industry has taken recently.
  • Debate Didn't Change Minds Of Wavering Ind. Voters
    Many voters who say they have not yet made up their minds in the election say the debates will be key in helping them decide between Barack Obama and John McCain. In Indiana, a state that some recent polls indicate may now be in play, a group of undecided voters gathered Friday night to watch the debate.
  • Wife of Marine Promotes Her Book, "Shared Courage"
    In 2003, Michelle Keener was 29 years old, a new mother and newly married to a Marine when her life took a turn she'd hoped would never come. Her husband was called to war. Keener has written a book a
  • Effort Underway to Enhance Vietnam Vets Memorial
    Effort Underway to Enhance Vietnam Vets Memorial
  • Marines and sailors attend an event at MCAS Miramar on May 12, 2010, put on by recruiters from 10 state universities in Michigan.
    New GI Bill Prompts Michigan Universities To Target Marines In San Diego
    Representatives from universities in Michigan are in San Diego this week to recruit military veterans. The new G.I. Bill has made veterans an emerging market for academic recruiters, and San Diego has one of the highest populations of active duty military and veterans in the nation.
  • WHO Unveils Global Plan to Fight Smoking
    The World Health Organization has announced a new program to increase smoking prevention efforts in the developing world, where tobacco companies have focused their marketing efforts as developed countries place strict restrictions on the sale and promotion of tobacco.
  • Is I-5 Expansion An Environmental Disaster?
    We've heard from SanDag and CalTrans. Today, we find out what environmentalists think of the proposed 1-5 expansion's impact on land-use, energy and air quality in San Diego County.
  • The "Tribute in Light" illuminates the sky in New York on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
    10 Years Later, The Nation Remembers Sept. 11
    Around the nation today, the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is being marked with prayers, solemn ceremonies, and pledges to never let terrorists fundamentally change the American way of life.
  • Libyan soldiers loyal to Moammar Gadhafi man artillery cannons at the western entrance of the city of Ajdabiya on Wednesday.
    U.N. Votes To Impose No-Fly Zone Over Libya
    The vote late Thursday was 10-0 with five abstentions, including Russia and China. The resolution authorizes member states "to take all necessary measures ... to protect civilians."
  • Blackwater USA Resurrects Plans to Open Training Center in San Diego County
    Blackwater USA has resurrected plans to open a military training center in San Diego County. The private security contractor abandoned a bid last month to build a facility in the small town of Potrero
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