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| Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon said his description of the meeting between Trump aides and a Russian lawyer was aimed at former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and not Trump's son. |
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| Two things are clear about legal marijuana: 1. This industry deals in mountains of cash, and 2. That's an Everest-sized predicament. |
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| Dr. Roneet Lev wanted to know why San Diegans were overdosing on prescription drugs — and if doctors could turn the deadly trend around. |
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| A strong Pacific storm will hit Southern California this week, with the heaviest precipitation expected to fall during Tuesday morning's rush hour in San Diego. |
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| On Jan. 1, the Julian-Cuyamaca Fire Protection District — the county's last independent volunteer fire department — gave up the only fully staffed paramedic fire engine based in its 87-square-mile coverage area. |
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| Energy companies won't be interested if the state of California uses all its regulatory tools to block related water in state waters and on land. |
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| Any reputable water specialist from Southern California would only imply that conservation is paramount. |
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Nick Saban's greatest rival, his most persistent foe, is human nature. So far, Saban is winning that matchup. |
Blake Bortles put together one decent drive all day, doing as much with his legs as his arm, and the defensive-minded Jacksonville Jaguars eked out an ugly and |
The potential deal could involve an upfront payment of $1 billion for the privately held company. |
U.S. businesses likely closed out 2017 with a strong month of hiring fueled by growing optimism among companies about the economy's momentum. |
| There are many reasons to love the rich and varied San Diego music scene. Veteran critic George Varga shares some of his favorites. |
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| Seventy-five homes at the Rancho Monserate Country Club were destroyed in the December blaze. |
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