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Gulf War Vets Have Abnormal Brain Blood Flow, Study Says

President Obama's jobs speech on Thursday had been characterized in the wide world of punditry as his "Moment of Truth." His "Last Chance." His "Big Speech."

The president had a lot riding on Thursday's address before Congress — a speech pivotal to his efforts to win re-election next year. Two political media experts play Friday morning quarterback, rating how Obama did in terms of raw performance.

Some workers wondered if the city was under attack, while others had to wait patiently for hours in dark elevators to get rescued.

San Diego Based IDW Publishes Book On Navy SEALS' Raid

United Flight 93 crashed outside the town of Shanksville in southwestern Pennsylvania on Sept. 11, 2001. A decade later, the memorial being built is the only one of the three major Sept. 11 memorials that has yet to be fully funded.

It’s been 15 years since Federal Welfare Reform passed. Since then the number of people on the welfare rolls in San Diego has dropped more than 50 percent.

Our series on urban farming continues with an exploration of the legal problems that can crop up when backyards and vacant lots are turned into farmland. San Diego has struggled with questions about raising chickens, keeping bees and whose land is it anyway?

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn was one of three governors to pull their states out of the federal Secure Communities program earlier this year. But this month, the Obama administration told state officials they would have to participate.

As Gov. Rick Perry of Texas campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination, he's promoting his record in his home state, which has created more than 265,000 jobs in the past two years.