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The State Department says that production of Canadian tar-sand crude, which has a bigger greenhouse gas footprint than other types of oil, is unlikely to be increased if the Keystone XL pipeline goes ahead -- and therefore would do little to contribute to climate change.

The long-delayed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada moved a significant step toward completion Friday as the State Department raised no major environmental objections to its construction.

We all probably sort of knew this already, but a new map seems to show quite clearly that it doesn't take much snow to close schools in the southern U.S. -- and that it takes a lot to close them in the northern half of the nation.

Democratic mayoral contender David Alvarez maintains a nearly two-to-one advantage over his Republican rival in cash on hand, according to financial disclosure statements filed Wednesday and Thursday.

David Alvarez and his opponent in the Feb. 11 runoff election, Kevin Faulconer, ended up being interviewed separately on the radio after a dispute over the debate broke out.

San Diego's bike sharing program won't get rolling until late April or early May due to delays in community outreach.

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In his fifth State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama urged Congress to get immigration reform done this year. But while the debate seems to be gaining momentum in the House, some remain skeptical.

This year's special One Book, One San Diego program, highlighting three books instead of one, can launch you on a reading marathon! And you won't be alone if you sign up for the 50/50 challenge, to read 50 books and watch 50 films in 2012.