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As Britain celebrates Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, marking 60 years for her as monarch, Newsweek editor Tina Brown recommends readings on the history of the queen's reign and her enduring popularity.

An application for permits required to build two hotels on the old Fat City restaurant property north of downtown San Diego was forwarded today to the chairman of the Centre City Development Corp. without recommendation after labor unions expressed opposition.

The four contenders for the San Diego mayor's job verbally jousted today over their voting records, reliance on ballot measures and plans for port jobs in one of the last debates before Tuesday's primary election.

We celebrate the deeply embedded ideal of the American dream every day, and yet the phrase has always been fraught. For many, there is no dream, so here, we give you "A Brief Diary of the American Nightmare."

More than 2500 cards and petitions were delivered to Governor Jerry Brown’s office demanding an end to California’s plans for a cap and trade program.

The California State Senate has approved a pair of bills intended to make inexpensive digital textbooks for popular courses available to college students. Both measures passed overwhelmingly Wednesday despite textbook industry opposition.

Sailors and Marines from the San Diego-based USS Makin Island volunteered at a dog shelter during a recent four-day port visit to Hong Kong.

State budget cuts have reduced classes at California’s public universities and colleges. Some of San Diego’s private schools are looking to fill that void.

Brian Banks, a promising football player who was wrongly convicted of rape when he was 17, has been contacted by six NFL teams over the past two days. His conviction of rape and kidnapping charges was overturned last Thursday in a Los Angeles courtroom.

One of the only sure winners on this year's primary ballot is Mark Kersey, the unopposed candidate for San Diego City Council District 5.