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California's tattoo and body piercing artists would be subject to new regulations under a bill approved by the state legislature. The measure would impose tighter safety rules and more training.

The Obama administration says the government's stimulus program and other actions aimed at jump-starting the economy have saved or created more than a million jobs so far. Republicans, who generally voted against the stimulus, are skeptical of that number.

Several hundred people are expected to gather at the Veterans Museum in Balboa Park this afternoon to reflect on the events of 9/11, and honor those who are still engaged in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

Sub-Zero Comic Book Thriller Hits the Big Screen

GOP Rep. Joe Wilson's "you lie!" outburst has provided President Obama an unexpected boost in his push for a health care overhaul — and sent the GOP scrambling to get back on message. Some hope it will lead to more restraint in the health care debate, at least for a little while.

La Jolla Playhouse announces the winners of their social media contest "Your Life, Our Stage." The winning play idea, a meet-cute scenario gone bad, will be turned into a dramatic scene by playwright Doug Wright and performed this Saturday night.

One of the most dramatic moments during President Obama's health speech to Congress came when Republican Rep. Joe Wilson of South Carolina, shouted, "You lie," after the president said none of the proposals would apply to illegal immigrants.

"The September Issue" is a documentary and behind-the-scenes look at producing the fat, 2007 September issue of Vogue magazine, which weighed in at 4 pounds. The film also focuses on the magazine's legendary editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour. We talk with the film's director, filmmaker R.J. Cutler.

San Diego's Muslim community continues to deal with stigma and misconceptions as a result of 9/11. We speak with a local imam and others within the Muslim community about what it means to be a Muslim in San Diego and how their community is affected by the long wars in the Middle East.

The expected decision today by regulators on whether to approve SDG&E's shut-off plan for the backcountry during high fire danger deals with the future. But both sides are in talks on the role SDG&E's power lines played in fires of the past.