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The U.S. Attorney's Office announced indictments for methamphetamine and gun charges against 45 people involved with six criminal gangs in San Diego. -
Ensenada’s city council voted to strike down a law that would have allowed high-density housing in parts of the valley slated currently for agriculture. -
Pop singer Melissa Plancarte tries to salvage her career after evidence surfaces of ties to her drug lord father. -
Court-ordered changes seek to remake the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, but the price tag will be tens of millions of dollars. -
A California utility has agreed to pay fines and upgrade its system following a power outage two years ago that affected millions of people in the Southwest. -
A new sustainability initiative in Paris comes from a cross-border effort in Tijuana and San Diego, where people are designing a different kind of parasol. -
According to the American Lung Association, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada and Texas all received Fs for their tobacco prevention efforts. That’s primarily because the states aren’t spending amounts recommended by the Centers for Disease Control. -
San Antonio’s historic Spanish Missions could join the ranks of the Pyramids of Egypt and the Grand Canyon as the most cherished and visited landmarks on Earth. The missions are being considered as U.N. World Heritage Sites. -
Southern New Mexicans are caught in a debate over preserving a stretch of borderland as a national monument. The state’s two Senators and a Representative are pushing separate bills that set different boundaries for the monument. One of the issues at stake is border security. -
The so-called 'bridge to nowhere' is finally going somewhere. After a two-year delay, Mexico has begun construction on its half of a new border crossing outside El Paso, Texas.
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