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All eyes were on the stage at MCASD La Jolla last night as S.D.'s finest productions were honored at the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle's 2009 Craig Noel Awards.

A San Diego federal judge has ruled a Camp Pendleton Marine Reservist should be discharged from duty as a conscientious objector. It’s the first time the court in San Diego has overturned the Marine

A federal judge hands down a 10-month prison term to the highest-ranking Bush administration official implicated so far in the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal. Steven Griles was second-in-command at the Interior Department during President Bush's first term. He was sentenced for lying about favors he did for Abramoff.

Wal-Mart will not be forced to pay more for employee health care in Maryland. A U.S. appeals court ruled Tuesday that a state law requiring the company to increase health care spending violated federal law. The case could have implications for other states.

Illinois voters head to the polls Feb. 2 to elect Senate nominees in the Republican and Democratic primaries. Democrats in Illinois could be in trouble because of missteps by the party along with a weak and untested Democratic field. Add to that a strong moderate running away with the nomination on the GOP side.

While the federal government struggles over the morality of embryonic stem cell research, California is forging ahead. On Tuesday’s Full Focus, we’ll talk about the $13 million in taxpayer funded se

Suspended NFL quarterback Michael Vick's sentence for his role in operating a dogfighting ring was harsher than expected. Vick apologized to the court and his family during Monday's hearing.

Unless something unexpected happens, the U.S. Senate will pass its version of a health care bill for President Obama in time for Christmas. The measure overcame by far its biggest hurdle in the wee hours of Monday morning.

What's the outlook for the local construction industry in 2011? We review the key issues for the new year, and discuss which segments of the local construction industry might experience an uptick.

Expansion of the San Ysidro border crossing could begin as soon as spring of 2009. Federal officials say the major roadblock is funding. KPBS reporter Amy Isackson has the story.