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San Diego drivers are paying more to fill up their vehicles. Fear and uncertainty are pushing prices up closer to 2008's record high. -
Small businesses might think only big corporations need to worry about cyber attacks. But that's not true. -
Despite tough economic times, people showed up in droves to the 18th Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival. -
San Diego gas prices continue to hover near the $4 a gallon mark. -
Delays in chip production could mean longer waits for the new iPad and fewer deals on other hot items. -
A local biotech firm is working with a major trash company to turn landfill waste into green chemicals used to make everyday items. -
Last year's U.S. Census shows the changes in Asian-American communities across the Southwest. -
Japan’s main export is cars and the devastating earthquake resulting tsunami have wreaked havoc on the industry. But the effects have yet to be felt on the local level. -
Local business leaders hope the ship hasn’t sailed on a state tax-credit program. The program is on the chopping block and California tries to handle a $26-billion deficit. -
San Diego residents are dealing with another big jump in fuel prices. The average price of a gallon of regular rose more than 10 cents over the weekend.
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