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Border Shorts Hold Their Own

About a third of San Diego County property owners have yet to pay the first installment on their property taxes, which are due Friday, according to the county.

There's a man in Phoenix with a political playbook that has become valuable. So valuable, the Obama campaign believes it could help clinch the president's re-election.

Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has become one of the most pre-eminent drug smugglers of his day, leading a drug cartel with wide influence across Mexico and the world. Despite rewards of $5 million, he still remains free.

Bridgepoint Offers Scholarships, But Does It Exploit The Military?

A beer festival in Tijuana, a musical based on a popular blog, and a band from Columbia have our attention this weekend.

Texas Armoring Corp. turns vehicles into armored carriers that can resist attacks. Its business has grown during Mexico's drug war.

The City Council's District 9 didn't exist a year ago. The Redistricting Commission drew it up last year when adding a ninth district, creating a second Latino-majority district. But that doesn't necessarily mean it's a Latino-controlled district.

Cars depreciate as they get older. But old homes in San Diego have done a remarkable job of keeping their value during the housing bust.

Khaled Abou El Fadl talks about American fears of the Islamic world and how that compares to reality. He explains why some Americans don't understand Muslim religious beliefs.