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'He could be anywhere at this point,' sheriff says

Daily Report: DADT Repeal, Homeless Vet, Marine Mom Marathoners, Deployment Diaries, Wounded Marines, Al Qaeda

Cities throughout San Diego County were riding the wave of the real estate boom during the first half of this decade. Houses were being built, people were busy working on new developments, and the ci

Old New Waver Still Has It

For years, federal programs for seniors and those that help kids have been on a collision course.

Some of the last remaining hurdles in the path of the proposed $520 million San Diego Convention Center expansion project were cleared today in a series of votes by the City Council.

How are San Diegans using bottles and cans to bolster their wallets these days? KPBS Reporter Sharon Heilbrunn discusses some of the ways residents are using recycling to get a little extra cash.

U.S. companies that have their networks routinely penetrated and their trade secrets stolen cannot be surprised by a new National Intelligence Estimate on the cyberespionage threat. The classified NIE, the first-ever focusing on cybersecurity, concludes that the U.S. is the target of a major espionage campaign, with China the leading culprit.

Cash fare for transit is becoming a thing of the past. But the San Diego Compass Card still has some transfers to make before it reaches the end station.

My new Arizona driver's license symbolizes much more than permission to drive. But what does it take to get one?