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The head of a citizen’s watchdog group is accusing local and federal authorities of overstepping their authority in their effort to root out corruption in the local police force. The army is holding

As the U.S. phases out incandescent light bulbs, Lighting Science Group, a small Florida-based business, is hoping consumers are illuminated by the advanced technology and energy efficiency provided by the LED light bulbs it manufactures.

Mexico's federal attorney general says more than 1,000 people have been killed in the first eight weeks of this year, but he believes that drug violence is reaching its peak.

San Diego County beaches are a big draw, pulling a powerful tide of dollars into the region. But several beaches continue to lose sand.

The nation's liberal views on imprisonment have a long history, but the alleged crimes of Anders Breivik might reopen the debate.

Some residents in the Central Valley town of Kettleman City, are concerned about a toxic dump, pollution and a cluster of birth defects.

Drug violence in Tijuana has become so brutal recently the federal government is sending in 3,000 soldiers to crack down. In the battle to control the key drug smuggling territory last year, hundreds

The Wall Street Journal's David Wessel takes a look back at the steps the Federal Reserve took last fall to pull the U.S. economy back from the abyss.

A random combination of letters and numbers may no longer be enough to protect your identity. But while experts are researching alternatives, passwords with multiple layers of security will have to do.

President Obama's deficit commission couldn't garner enough support to send its plan to Congress. But the plan could generate more debate and actual progress on the deficit. Illinois Democrat Jan Schakowsky, who voted against the plan, and Republican Rep. Jeff Flake of Arizona discuss why they think the plan fell short and how to move forward.