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The Federal Reserve bought more than $70 billion of loans and other assets as part of the bailouts of AIG and Bear Stearns. It recently revealed exactly what those assets were.

The group investigating the Gulf of Mexico oil spill called on the industry and government regulators to focus on science to help guide decisions. They also recommended increased scientific research in the Arctic Ocean, potentially the next frontier for offshore oil exploration.

The most advanced planning and a willingness to help pay put California at the top when it came to securing federal funding for high-speed rail, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Thursday.

We'll discuss the case for mammography screenings for women beginning at 40 and find out the latest on breast cancer treatment.

When you look at your ballot on June 5, the description of Proposition 28 seems simple enough. But opponents claim the language for the state ballot measure to change term limits is misleading.

California's health care program for children of the working poor has gotten a reprieve. Federal officials say they won't make a final decision on California's funding plan for the program until 2011.

Designed for terrorists and other prisoners who get 24-hour monitoring, the constitutionality of the secretive prisons has been challenged by two inmates.

The struggling state and the Obama administration have invested billions in advanced battery plants, both to create jobs and to spark clean energy alternatives.

The FEMA disaster relief fund is once again flush with cash after coming precariously close to a zero balance last week. The fund got a quick hit of $2.65 billion as part of a temporary measure to keep the government open for business, but that money may not last very long.

Former San Diego Mayor Dick Murphy has now adopted Murphy's law as one of the key explanations of his time in office.