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The finger of blame continues to circle round and round at San Diego city hall. Mayor Jerry Sanders will consider his options this week, following news last week that two staff at the pension board ar

The White House revises its rosy economic forecast downward Thursday, citing a more significant housing slump than was previously predicted. The new forecast comes despite a report from the Commerce Department that the economy climbed at a 4.9 percent growth rate from July to September, the strongest showing in four years

It might be easier than ever to drive and maintain an electric car in San Diego. We chat with experts about the benefits of going electric.

Gun control advocates say that legislation before Congress could make it difficult to shut down gun dealers who violate federal gun laws. Gun owners and gun makers say the issue is a red herring, raised by those who want to use a wave of lawsuits to bankrupt the gun industry.

Is America trapped in a culture of debt? Organizers of “San Diego Saves Week” explain how they hope to promote a savings mentality to encourage debt reduction. Plus, a local bankruptcy judge outli

The new U.S. Court of Military Commission Appeals heard its first case Friday. The Defense Department panel will consider whether detainees must be found to be "unlawful" enemy combatants to have criminal charges against them heard by military commissions.

The U.S. attorneys fired by the Justice Department last year describe their former leaders at Justice and the White House as "selfish," "self-serving" and "inept" in written testimony to the House Judiciary Committee.

In response to a lawsuit, the Pentagon releases its first-ever public listing of detainees held at the Guantanamo Bay prison. The documents list 558 people. Only a handful of the prisoners have ever faced formal charges. Renee Montagne talks with Scott Silliman about the list. He is the executive director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at Duke University.

The presidential campaign could be transformed by a proposal in California to divide votes by congressional districts. Traditionally, California is the presidential election's biggest prize because the statewide winner gets all 55 electoral votes.

Today’s kids are being raised in a wired world where computers and cruising the internet are basic daily activities. But connecting to the outside world online can expose kids to real dangers of cybe