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Sequestration budget cuts have prompted the Defense Commissary Agency to cancel its September case lot sale worldwide. During case lot sales, commissaries sell cases of items to shoppers at a discount. -
At least six children have been strangled to death by window-blind cords in military housing, and four more seriously injured, since 1996. Child safety advocates say this is a major problem, as military families are often not allow to make changes to the window dressing in their homes. -
California’s Public Utilities Commission is considering whether Edison's costs to maintain San Onofre while it is offline are reasonable to charge ratepayers. -
Live animals could no longer be sold at flea markets and swap meets in California under a bill making its way through the state legislature. As Marianne Russ reports from Sacramento, the bill cleared its first hurdle Tuesday. -
Union members told federal regulators they thought the plant is safe to operate again. -
San Diego Congressman Juan Vargas weighed in on the one-year anniversary of the plant's shutdown due to equipment problems. -
Groups say California Public Utilities Commission is pulling a fast one on ratepayers by narrowing scope of investigation. -
California’s Attorney General Kamala Harris will play a role in a CPUC investigation into whether ratepayers should continue paying for the San Onofre nuclear power plant, which has been offline for a year. -
In an about-face, a state regulator recommended late yesterday that customers pick up the tab for San Diego Gas & Electric's uninsured costs for the 2007 wildfires. -
A new grocery store opens today in Barrio Logan. It's a community dream that’s been in the works for decades.
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