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The debate over immigration reform may have slowed down in Washington, but across the country advocates are pushing to keep the momentum alive.

Referendums attempting to overturn the Barrio Logan Community Plan Update are likely headed to San Diego voting booths.

Kevin Faulconer gets a valentine from San Diego. Another San Diego cop gets arrested. And our region is getting good at watching us all.

Smoking has its risks, but in California higher prices for health insurance probably won't be among them.

The U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 3.6 percent in the third quarter, according to data released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. That's a rise from the second quarter, when the real gross domestic product tallied a 2.5 percent gain.

A federal appeals court decision could make it tougher for state lawmakers to make cuts to the Medi-Cal program. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the state can't make cuts in federally-required programs just to save money.

Criminal prosecutions of employment-related identity theft continue in Maricopa County, including down the street.

The proposed federal budget wouldn't reduce the number of agents, but would reduce their pay rates. Critics also say funding would be diverted away from legal points of entry.

San Diego business, labor and faith leaders rally to try and keep immigration reform on the legislative agenda.

As President Barack Obama enters into his second term, he’s building a new cabinet. Thus far, all his nominees to replace outgoing cabinet members have been white men.