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Five employees of Oceanside's Tri-City Medical Center are in hot water for allegedly sharing patient information on Facebook. Health information is supposed to be protected.

Najibullah Zazi was indicted Thursday on charges of conspiring to detonate bombs in the United States. Court documents charge that in July and August, Zazi and associates in Denver purchased large quantities of chemicals that could be used to make bombs.

The Drug Enforcement Administration says outdoor marijuana growing operations are damaging public and private land in San Diego County. So far this year, a local-federal task force has found nearly 20

Some of the biggest office and retail developers in New York City are fighting for their financial lives. Rents on prime Manhattan office space are tumbling, and credit is very tight. Many in the industry are pressing the federal government to help, perhaps by guaranteeing loans.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently declined to hear San Diego County's lawsuit challenging California's medical-marijuana laws. San Diego City Councilwoman Donna Frye has suggested the city re-establish a medical marijuana taskforce to develop local guidelines for following the state's laws.

What's going on in Washington DC may be political posturing - aimed at gaining the advantage in next year's election - but it could have an immediate effect right here in our community.

Data from the 2010 Census show the Southwest grew more than any other region in the country.

President-elect Barack Obama says shuttering the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will be a priority for administration, but it will be a complicated process. John Bellinger, legal adviser to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, offers his insight.

House Speaker John Boehner turned an embarrassing analysis of his plan to his advantage. The delay gave him time to corral recalcitrant Republicans and garner the votes to pass the plan in the House. The Senate is another story.

Faisal Shahzad was charged Tuesday with terrorism in the botched attempt to detonate an explosives-packed SUV in New York's Time Square. Although he told investigators that he acted on his own, court papers stated that Shahzad also said he had recently received training in Pakistan.