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  • More than a dozen wildfires continue to rage across Southern California. San Diego County is still getting hit the hardest. Hundreds of thousands of residents have been forced to flee the flames, and at least 700 homes have been destroyed.
  • Iraq's prime minister says he will close down the Kurdish rebel party's offices in Iraq as part of a pledge to help curb rebels' attacks on Turkey. Turkish officials say 42 people have been killed in attacks this month.
  • A federal bankruptcy judge on Friday ordered immediate jury trials in more than 40 sex-abuse lawsuits against the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego.
  • Captains are leaving the Army in large numbers, especially West Point graduates. But the Army is having some success with large bonuses to persuade them to stay. It's also increasing its take of officers from Officer Candidate School, which takes four months compared with West Point's four years. But that practice is raising quality concerns.
  • Republican leaders in the US House want to revamp the party image in order to stave off a Democratic landslide this year. San Diego Republicans say the agenda is just fine. Matt Laslo reports from Was
  • San Diego City Attorney Mike Aguirre has accused one of San Diego's largest developers of artificially inflating costs to deny the city a share of their profits. He is asking Corky McMillin Companies
  • Sherri Lightner, who represents San Diego City Council District 1, talks about the past year as a brand-new council member, how she has addressed her campaign goals and what she would like to see happen for the City of San Diego in 2010.
  • We speak with two City Beat editors about entertainment options in San Diego this weekend.
  • The president exercised his veto for only the third time, sending the proposed law back to Congress, where Democrats lack the numbers to override it.
  • Republican presidential candidates squared off on the economy and education during Wednesday's debate in Johnston, Iowa. It was the last chance for Iowa voters to see the candidates on one stage before the nation's first caucuses in a little more than three weeks.
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