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The American Taxpayer Relief Act went into effect in January 2013. Several changes to the tax code could impact income deductions. IRS spokesman Raphael Tulino gives details of the changes and some end-of-the-year tax tips. -
As countless military families head out to buy their Thanksgiving fixings at commissaries across the country, the Department of Defense is considering a plan to forever close the doors of all stateside base grocery stores. -
Shoppers at military commissaries will soon have to hand over their ID cards to be scanned during checkout. Defense Commissary Agency officials say the scans will allow them to obtain more information about their customers. -
A host of retailers are offering discounts this Veterans Day weekend for active-duty military, veterans, reservists, and military spouses. -
Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 327, giving California regulators another chance to handle how power customers are charged for using electricity. -
Military commissaries on Camp Pendleton, MCAS Miramar, and Naval Base San Diego will all close Wednesday because of the government shutdown. -
Troops stationed overseas, from Afghanistan to Japan, depend on American Forces Network to watch NFL and MLB games during deployments as a morale booster. But most AFN channels are now off the air due to the government shutdown. -
KPBS Midday EditionThis year higher gas prices and payroll taxes may combine with an economy that some experts say is "stuck in a rut" to produce a weak back-to-school shopping season in San Diego and across the country. -
The Defense Commissary Agency announced this week that its commissaries worldwide will return to normal hours the week of August 18 to 24 - a move prompted by the Department of Defense's decision to cut furlough days for civilian DoD employees from 11 days to six.
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KPBS Midday EditionElectricity bills are on the rise as utilities and consumer groups aim to change the way energy rates are calculated.
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