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A new research study from University of San Diego shows that almost 90% of San Diego non-profits report that the economy has had a negative impact on their organization and that they are forced to do more with less.

An increasing number of patients say they have experienced significant complications after Lasik. Problems like dry eye, glare and double vision have impaired their ability to function and significantly affected their quality of life. The FDA has decided to investigate further and hopes to identify what puts people at risk for complications.

Michael Turner, one of about 90 boys abused by Father Louis Miller, a priest in the Archdiocese of Louisville in the 1960s, is hoping to bring his case to trial — against The Vatican. If successful, it could be the first case against the Holy See, which normally enjoys sovereign immunity.

Monday, Germany's Federal Office for Civic Education puts on a conference specifically designed to counter the Holocaust conference in Tehran -- and to explore ties or shared ideology between those considered neo-Nazis in Europe and views such as Ahmadinejad's, that the Holocaust has been exaggerated.

In the border town of Nogales, Ariz., shops and restaurants that rely on Mexican shoppers are closing. Residents say the downtown area has become a ghost town because of stricter immigration policies, overburdened port infrastructure and the worst recession in memory.

Six men will face trial in state court for allegedly kidnapping and torturing a Mexican businessman in Chula Vista. Authorities believe the defendants may target members of Tijuana's Arellano Felix dr

A settlement between the Federal Communications Commission and major broadcasters requires them to commit a certain amount of airtime to independent musicians. But Clear Channel Communications, one of the four broadcasters that settled, is asking independent musicians to agree to forgo royalties in exchange for the exposure.

The Regional Fire Protection Committee convened by County Supervisor Ron Roberts and Mayor Jerry Sanders held its third meeting this week. The goal of the group is to forge a regional solution to the

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski says different kinds of traffic should move across the Internet without discrimination. But cell phone companies say their services are very different from the regular Internet — and they warn of dire consequences if they're held to the same standards.

A state agency may vote today on whether to approve plans for a major electrical transmission line project. San Diego Gas and Electric wants to build the Sunrise Powerlink to connect with renewable en