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Tijuana's Mayor wants the U.S. State Department to omit warnings about violence in Tijuana from future travel alerts on Mexico.

The U.S. State Department continues to urge people who visit Mexico to exercise caution. The State Department's updated travel alert for Mexico says even though tens of thousands of students, business people and tourists cross the land border safely every day, violence in the country has increased.

Chula Vista Police have begun collecting intelligence in the city related to violent crimes committed in Tijuana. Police say keeping tabs on these Tijuana ties will help them to better protect Chula Vista residents.

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"Words do not adequately express my sorrow," Sheryl Stack, the wife of Joseph Stack III, said in a statement released Friday. Law enforcement officials say Joseph Stack flew the plane that intentionally crashed Wednesday into Internal Revenue Service offices in Austin, Texas.

Many states have been skimping on the payments they are supposed to make to state employee pension funds. That's according to a report released Thursday by the Pew Center on the States. Pew says many states are accruing large liabilities that will require big tax increases in the future.

Pope Benedict XVI scolded Irish bishops at the end of a two-day Vatican summit called to discuss the decades of clerics' sexual abuse of minors in Ireland. Despite his condemnation of the abuse, the pope did not address victims' demands for the resignations of some bishops.

In defending his decision to prosecute alleged Sept. 11 plotters in civilian court, Attorney General Eric holder cites figures that the U.S. has won more than 300 terrorist convictions. Republicans dispute that number — though it originated with the Bush administration.

The California Coastal Commission voted 8-to-4 Wednesday to dismiss a challenge to the construction permit for a proposed desalination plant in Carlsbad.