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  • The Border Patrol's hiring and training practices scrutinized. Local farmers don't use the guest worker program. The Gregory Canyon Landfill Gets Another Airing. The Coastal Commission sues the Navy. SOHO sues over Plaza de Panama.
  • Just two weeks after the San Diego City Attorney's Office filed complaints to shut down a dozen marijuana dispensaries, a judge today signed orders closing nine of the businesses.
  • EL CAJON (CNS) - A man accused of setting fire to a Greek Orthodox church in Rancho San Diego pleaded not guilty today to charges of arson, vandalism of a church and burglary.
  • There’s a push in the California legislature to provide tax relief for struggling homeowners who are forced into short sales. The new legislation has bipartisan support.
  • The House of Representatives has voted to cut all federal funds to the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Some argue that tax dollars should not subsidize a group that provides abortions, while the group's supporters say it uses federal funds to provide critical health care services and a ban on using federal dollars for abortions already exists.
  • There have been three major incidents where people with ties to the American government have been shot or killed while working in Mexico and each time, we are told they were not targeted for their work and that it was merely a case of mistaken identity.
  • Federal officials are preparing to mobilize against San Diego's population of wild pigs, which they see as a threat to public health and the area's fragile ecosystem.
  • The Massachusetts funeral director who is trying to find a cemetery that's willing to bury the body of Boston Marathon bombings suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev says he has gotten 120 offers from graveyards around the U.S. and Canada.
  • Earlier this week, we told you about the head of Colorado's Department of Corrections who was shot and killed after answering the front door of his home.
  • Democrats appear confident they will have the 216 votes needed to pass a pair of bills designed to provide near-universal health insurance coverage. Republicans — unanimous in their opposition — describe the bills as "a disgrace."
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