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This week, the already-dangerous city will lose 45 percent of its police force due to budget cuts. The police chief says he will realign his force so the public won't notice, but still, some worry about what will happen with fewer workers fighting crimes.

The roads traveled least are the nation's deadliest roads, according to federal highway data. More Americans die on rural highways than on urban streets and freeways. U.S. Highway 6 in Utah in particular has earned a reputation as a deadly rural road.

What can the federal government do to help local people who are facing foreclosure? Host Maureen Cavanaugh speaks to realtor Matt Battiata about why he thinks loan short sales should be used by people

To better target non-English speaking communities nationwide, corporate giants like McDonald's and Wal-Mart are creating ads in different languages, including Mandarin, Korean and Vietnamese. As companies build these ad campaigns, they're learning what memes and mediums best appeal to different cultures.

The San Diego County Office of Education reports roughly 500,000 surgical masks will be distributed to county school districts in hopes of curbing the spread of swine flu -- and more supplies are the way.

Political scandals don't always kill the participants. Some survive. Some give up the ghost. Some whose careers have died keep on going.

Salt Air, Fires, Vandalism Take Toll On 70-Year-Old Structure

A federal judge ordered California officials to come up with plan to pay 250-million dollars for improvements to prison medical care. This order is an interim step. The judge wants to see a plan that

Host Maureen Cavanaugh speaks to local realtor Matt Battiata, and journalist Kelly Bennett about what's happening locally, and about what the federal government can do to improve the housing market. We also discuss the uptick in foreclosures in the higher-priced neighborhoods, and talk about how the mysterious banks play into the housing situation.

Why does the San Diego Unified School District board want to remake the district's budget from scratch? We speak to the school board president about the budget plan, the search for a new superintendent, and the district's decision not to go after Race To The Top federal education grants.