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San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders said he wants to sell the Miramar Landfill, but some people say privatizing the landfill may create an environmental problem.

Will the battle over how to enforce federal immigration laws affect business as usual in San Diego ?

More than 100 buildings in San Diego do not meet earthquake codes. We'll find out where some of those buildings are.

Polls show a majority of Americans agree with Arizona's new anti-immigration law, but a USC professor says the number of undocumented Mexicans in the U.S. could start to decline in about five years.

LeBron James announced last night on ESPN that he's heading to Miami, where it's undoubtedly a bit sunnier today. But in Cleveland, where he played for seven years, there is a new layer of bitterness in a place where sports and hard luck have gone together for many years.

PolitiFact, a Pulitzer Prize-winning project created to fact-check politicians' claims, is teaming up with news outlets around the country to expand its reach. In Texas, where a contentious governor's race is under way, politicians are chafing at the ratings they're getting on the project's "Truth-O-Meter."

Nearly six months after a massive earthquake leveled Port-au-Prince and much of Haiti, millions of Haitians still struggle to survive. Aid groups and the Haitian government continue relief efforts but some 1.5 million Haitians remain homeless and the hurricane season is underway.

How are demographic shifts in Mexico impacting the future of immigration to the U.S.?

New Doc Asks What's It All About Then?

Notably absent from both national teachers unions' annual meetings this week are President Obama and his education secretary. According to the head of one of the unions, if the administration does not rethink its policies, it will be on a collision course with teachers and their unions.