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A renown classical music festival begins and celebrates 25 years in business, Hershey Felder returns to the Old Globe as Leonard Bernstein, and the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego opens a pop-up shop.

Fifteen years after the games, the city still benefits from revitalization efforts downtown, like the Centennial Olympic Park with its popular fountain. But overbuilding has contributed to a declining housing market — and many poor communities never got the economic boost they hoped for.

A smaller companion moon to Earth's moon may have risen and set in the sky for tens of millions of years, a new theory says. The second moon may have later crashed into our moon, leading to the mountains and high terrain on its far side.

Undocumented immigrant activists from Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah recently gathered in Las Vegas to learn tools to keep their campaign for the Dream Act alive. Though there is not much hope for passage in the near future, they continue to organize. In the process, they are coming out openly about their undocumented status.

China is forecast to become the world's leading innovator this year, overtaking the U.S. and Japan in number of patent filings. But scientific fraud scandals bedevil the country's reputation as an innovator, and many say aspects of traditional Chinese culture may be partly to blame

San Diego County took a major step toward limiting urban sprawl today when it approved a revision to its general land-use plan.

They succeeded in shifting the debt debate from a "balanced approach" to one focused solely on spending cuts. But they may not be united in what to tackle next.

Turning waste-water into crystal clear drinking water seems like something San Diego could only dream of. The City of San Diego is in the middle of a one-year, $11.8 million pilot project to prove that this water is safe to drink.

A brand new charter school will call the downtown library home. The school was chosen over three other applicants.

Syrian protesters have faced a relentless crackdown by President Bashar al-Assad's security forces. Yet the demonstrations continue to grow despite the deaths, detentions and the lack of any clear leadership.