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There are more signs that the overall housing market will take a hit from the woes of the subprime mortgage sector. The real estate industry's main trade group expects that unsold homes will pile up as foreclosures mount. That is likely to slow the pace of home sales in coming months.

President Bush accuses the Democratic majority in Congress of "fighting political battles" with bills need to fund operations in Iraq. Speaking to reporters in the Rose Garden, the president renewed his vow to veto any bill with a timetable for withdrawal.

Will the San Diego Padres win the National League Western Division for the third consecutive year? Hopes are high for the Friars as they get ready to play their first regular season game against the

The Supreme Court rejects two Bush administration plans — one on global warming, the other on coal-fired power plants. The decisions are the latest in a string of setbacks the administration has suffered in the courts.

The Bush administration's new regulations for chemical facilities are meant to tighten security and prevent terrorist attacks. The industry applauds the proposals, but critics say the federal rules will block more effective state plans.

Not much is heard from political figures in Zimbabwe, other than President Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai. But there are others pursuing political agendas for their country

An environmental mitigation project by Southern California Edison is expected to get the San Dieguito Lagoon back in working order. Years of development, erosion and silt deposits have shut down the n

The escalating crisis in Zimbabwe has sent an estimated two million people into neighboring South Africa. The conditions they are willing to endure there speak volumes about conditions in Zimbabwe.

The evidence offered by Britain and Iran concerning the position of the British boats captured by Iran is the subject of much debate. Neither side can prove its case with GPS readings. Analyst John Pike says it appears the British account is closer to the facts.

It's been two months since members of Pilgrim United Church of Christ in Carlsbad first learned that a registered sex offender wanted to join the church. This weekend, the congregation will continue d