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Protesters Greeted the "Toughest Sheriff in America" As he Arrived in San Diego TodayHe is the self-proclaimed "Toughest sheriff in America." Read more » More Local News Stories
Serra Mesa man killed in Fort Hood rampageA San Diego man was among the 13 victims of yesterday's shooting rampage at foot hood, Texas. Read more » 
Unemployment reaches 26 year highWASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama has signed a bill providing tax incentives to prospective homebuyers and extending unemployment benefits to the longtime jobless. Read more » 
How secure are San Diego's military bases?Military bases are some of the most secure facilities in the country, and incidents like Thursday's shooting at Fort Hood are rare. Read more » 
H1N1 vaccinations on Wall street spark uproarWhile pregnant women are standing in long lines to get the H1N1 vaccine brokers and bankers on Wall street, have already been inoculated. Read more » 
12 dead in shooting at Fort Hood Army baseFORT HOOD, Texas (AP) - A military mental health doctor facing deployment overseas opened fire at the Fort Hood Army post on Thursday, setting off on a rampage that killed 12 people and left 31 wounded, Army officials said. 
One year anniversary of the passing of Prop 8Exactly one year ago, California voters approved a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, but the fight over same sex marriage isn't over. On Wednesday, gay rights activists rallied to mark the one year anniversary of Prop 8's passage. 
Cleveland rapist may have San Diego connectionIt's described as one of the deadliest crime scenes in Cleveland's history. At least 11 bodies have now been discovered in the house of Anthony Sowell. Now one woman says she was raped by Sowell right here in San Diego county. 
Two more H1N1 deaths reported in SD CountyTwo more people have died from the H1N1 virus in San Diego county, an 89-year-old and a 55-year-old. 
CA voters have final say over $11B water bondSACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and legislative leaders say their $11.1 billion water bond is an essential investment for California's future, but it may be a hard sell to voters. 
Obama's half brother recalls their abusive fatherGUANGZHOU, China (AP) - President Barack Obama's half brother has broken his media silence to discuss his new novel - the semi-autobiographical story of an abusive parent patterned on their late father, the mostly absent figure Obama wrote about in his own memoir. 
SDG&E rate change proposal explainedJennifer Ramp, spokesperson for SDG&E, was here to help make sense of the power company's proposed electricity rate changes. To view this segment, click on the... Read more » 
San Diego response to GOP success in 2009 electionWASHINGTON — Independents who swept Barack Obama to a historic 2008 victory broke big for Republicans on Tuesday as the GOP wrested political control from Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey, a troubling sign for the president and his party heading into an important midterm election year. 
Softball player from San Diego one of three found dead in North DakotaDICKINSON, N.D. (AP) - Police say three missing North Dakota college softball players, including a woman from San Diego, have been found dead in their vehicle, which was pulled from a pond northwest of Dickinson. 
US authorities crack down on cross-border criminalsATF, ICE and the border patrol are in san diego this week holding a summit, to concentrate their efforts on cross-border criminals. Read more » 
San Diego food bank launches holiday food driveThe recession may be slowly coming to an end. Read more » 
USS Green Bay calls Naval Station San Diego its homeThe USS Green Bay calls naval station San Diego its home. Read more » 
Burglars get more than they bargained forIn Oak Park, police say two men busted down the door of an apartment and found themselves in the crosshairs of a woman with a shotgun who wasn't afraid to open fire. 
East coast gubernatorial races early test of Obama influenceWASHINGTON (AP) - In a very early test of President Barack Obama's political influence, two states are choosing whether to continue Democratic rule while voters elsewhere elect a handful of congressmen and big-city mayors. |
