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What we do on the job inevitably shapes who we are and how we live. While layoffs continue, millions are finding jobs each month. Three workers tell their stories.

President Obama is going all-in to revive his health care overhaul effort. Polls show the passion lies with those who oppose the president's plans, but they also reveal that the public is hungry to know what's in it for them.

The 5th annual Art of Photography Show features 111 winning photographs that emerged from an international pool of 16,000 entries. It is one of the largest juried photography competitions in the US and by far the largest juried exhibition in San Diego history. We'll talk to the woman responsible for selecting the winning photographs.

Is the local real estate market starting to turn around, or is the worst yet to come? We speak to real estate broker Matt Battiata, and real estate economist Gary London about what's happening in the residential and commercial real estate markets.

President Obama plans to address a joint session of Congress, hoping to regain momentum by abandoning generalities for specifics on what he wants in legislation. Nearly 16 years ago, President Clinton delivered a health care speech to Congress, but his reform effort was dead a year later. The Obama White House is determined to avoid that fate.

It certainly looks as though 2010 will be an exciting election year for Californians. As noted in my last blog, both Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina are headed for history, as the first Republican women potentially to be nominated for governor and U.S. Senator from the Golden State.

To build the 787, Boeing took two giant leaps. First, it created the structure not from metal, but from lightweight composite material. And second, it outsourced more than ever before. From the outset, those changes have created a lot of problems.

Seventy-nine percent of San Diego Unified 10th graders passed the English portion of the 2009 California High School Exit Exam, while 81 percent passed the math section, up slightly from the previous year, state education officials announced today.

An International Olympic Committee report released Wednesday boils Chicago's drive for the 2016 Summer Olympics down to a simple and familiar point: Show us the money.

People hoping to making donations to benefit victims of the Southern California wildfires should beware of "sham charities" that often arise to take advantage of major disasters.