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| President Donald Trump on Sunday defended his use of the phrase "Mission Accomplished" to describe a U.S.-led allied missile attack on Syria's chemical weapons |
| Whether the county should get involved or sit out of a federal lawsuit over California's immigrant sanctuary policies has become a litmus test for supervisor candidates. |
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| The Violence Prevention Research Program at the University of California Davis has launched a new tool kit for doctors and nurses that teaches them how to gently introduce the topic of guns into the conversation. |
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| These days, there seems to be a dedicated march for every hot-button issue of political import — from the Women's March to the call for gun control dubbed March for Our Lives. Protesters gathered Sunday in front of the federal building to protest the tax cut. |
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| In the wake of recent big payouts to pedestrians and bicyclists hurt by damaged sidewalk, San Diego is facing several similar injury lawsuits. One suit blames protruding sidewalk in Old Town for the death of a man riding a motorized device called a Segway. |
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| One of Sacramento's most powerful politicians is at it again. Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher wants to eliminate the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority and give control of the nation's 27th busiest airport back to the Port of San Diego. |
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| Justice John Paul Stevens' proposed repeal of the Second Amendment is debated. |
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| The mobility market is just emerging but it's unclear which bicycle and scooter companies will survive. |
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| IEnova has lined up Chevron as a major customer for the project near Ensenada, Mexico. |
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| Joey Luchessi wins second straight start, Christian Villanueva hits homer in second straight game as Padres win without Eric Hosmer again. |
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| Padres rookie reliever Adam Cimber pitches two scoreless against the San Francisco Giants innings for first victory. |
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| 'Israel: 70 Years of Craft & Design' will include 120 everyday objects on loan from museums, private collectors or directly from the artists and designers. Items range from jewelry and fashion to furniture and industrial and sustainable design. |
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| Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong wants his newspapers to not only survive but thrive. Does he have the right prescription? |
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