California’s colleges and universities are looking at fewer classes, higher student fees and layoffs unless more money can be injected into the state budget, educational leaders in San Diego and Sacramento said Wednesday.
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Educators outline dire budget options
Two years ago voters decided to dramatically change California’s election system for the June 5 primary. Now the architects of the “top-two” primary system at the San Diego-based Independent Voter Project, are seeking to organize unaffiliated voters across the state.
A bill working its way through the state Assembly would require public health care districts that don’t run hospitals to spend 95 percent of annual tax revenue on direct programs and services.
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Fallbrook, Grossmont health agencies oppose changes
San Diego Gas & Electric has pledged $20,000 to help keep Palomar Mountain State Park open, it was announced Thursday.
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SDG&E Aids Effort To Keep Palomar Mtn. Park Open
San Marcos High School was ranked third in the state and 11th in the nation in U.S.
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Magazine Lists San Marcos HS Among Nation’s Best
Singer Marc Anthony has filed for divorce from vocalist/actress Jennifer Lopez after nearly eight years of marriage, court papers filed in Los Angeles show.
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Marc Anthony Files For Divorce From Jennifer Lopez
Employers in California announced more layoffs than any other state in March, says a report released earlier this month.
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U-T: California Leads Nation In Layoffs, Report Says
A 19-year-old man who fled with a bottle of wine after an abortive holdup at a Valero gas station where he was known by the clerk was later arrested at his home, police said Wednesday.
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Man Arrested After Stealing Bottle Of Wine
The armed thief fled with OxyContin, Percocet and cough syrup, San Diego police said.
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CVS pharmacy robbed in Bird Rock
The chief executive officer of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System received a $20,000 increase in benefits earlier this month, pushing his total compensation past $429,000 a year.
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MTS boosts benefits for boss by $20,000
Authorities briefly chased at least two people in a stolen car in Valley Center early Thursday and the pursuit ended in a crash, with one person in custody and the other getting away.
A teenage girl with an ankle injury was rescued from a popular mountain trail in North County on Sunday by San Diego Fire Rescue crews.
[09/18/2010] Paramore will be performing with Tegan and Sara on Saturday, September 18.
Three days after Christmas, the life of a college student from Northridge changed forever after he was beaten, robbed and left for dead on a College Area street.
An Escondido man who was nearly killed after a truck slammed into his home spoke to 10News on Tuesday about his recovery.
San Diego police were on the lookout Thursday for a gunman who wore a mask while robbing a Normal Heights convenience store.
Authorities say a woman was out celebrating her birthday at an Ocean Beach bar when she decided to leave with a man she had just met.
A fight between two men on a sidewalk in San Ysidro resulted in gunfire, police said Thursday.
The Oceanside City Council voted on Wednesday to name a community center and amphitheater in honor of Junior Seau.
A man who had gotten out of a car fired shots at another man, who was not hit, San Diego police said.
The lineup announced Wednesday for the Paddock Concert Series at the San Diego County Fair is full of shows for classic rock fans.
California’s colleges and universities are looking at fewer classes, higher student fees and layoffs unless more money can be injected into the state budget, educational leaders in San Diego and Sacramento said Wednesday.
When it comes to modern warfare, many military experts refer to San Diego as the “tip of the spear.”
San Diego may be on pace to set a record when it comes to homicides in one year.
