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San Diego County is getting more state parolees than expected, so the show will explore how that will impact the county probation department. Also, the U.S. labor secretary visited San Diego County to discuss the future of the job market.
What the Department of Defense's plans to tighten its belt could mean for the Navy and the Marine Corp. Also, a look at the new permanent shelter, which broke ground today in San Diego.
The city of San Diego moved the convention centerexpansion another step closer to reality. But this move comes amidquestions about whether the city has the power to approve a hotel taxincrease and just how much of the $520 million price tag will comefrom the city's general fund.
The final marine to be charged in the biggest criminal case against U.S. troops pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty in the Haditha killings. We also assess the California Supreme Court's decision to review whether cities can ban medical marijuana dispensaries.
Analysis of the San Diego mayoral debate, and a look at local filmmakers screening at the Sundance Film Festival.
A 10-year-old boy pleads not guilty, and San Diego mayoral candidates step into the education debate.
Gov. Brown gave Californians a choice between higher taxes and deeper cuts to public schools and other core functions of government during his State of the State address Wednesday. We examine the governor's message and his push for his tax initiative.
A neighborhood in El Cajon grieves for two young boys, one accused of killing the other. And research by a San Diego scientist is at the heart of a new report. It could have global implications for climate change.
San Diego celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with community service, men rally to urge fathers to make a difference in the community, and we speak with a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist about his life as an undocumented immigrant.
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