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The top story of 2013? Mayor Bob Filner's resignation, no contest. But others also left a big impression on our region, including the closings of San Onofre and San Diego Hospice. -
The website eBossWatch named San Diego's disgraced former mayor Bob Filner America's worst boss of the year. -
An audit of former Mayor Bob Filner's trip to Paris in June found no city funds were used on his behalf or that of his traveling companion, but that $24,641.86 was spent to send two San Diego police officers with him. -
Claims totaling $4 million have been filed against the city of San Diego in the sexual harassment scandal involving former Mayor Bob Filner. -
San Diego companies and business organizations prepare to fight — at the ballot box — City Council's decision to increase development taxes. -
Ray Lutz's settlement with the City of San Diego for his arrest during Occupy San Diego is up for a vote at the City Council. -
Former San Diego Mayor Bob Filner was placed on probation for three years after pleading guilty in October to one felony count of false imprisonment and two misdemeanor counts of battery. -
San Diego’s downtown homeless shelter is in urgent need of blankets and jackets. Supplies are out, and a cold snap is forecast to hit the region this weekend. -
Former Mayor Jerry Sanders poked fun at several local elected officials while awarding them for their accomplishments. -
Two sets of juvenile remains found in the Mojave Desert near Victorville last week are those of two young Fallbrook boys who vanished along with their parents nearly four years ago.
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