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With the growing global water shortage, the U.S. government hopes to see the WaterSense, the lesser-known sibling to the successful Energy Star program program, gain popularity. More>>
If you are planning on doing everything on the fly, either on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, your chances of overspending will be high. More>>
You've planned the best holiday meal ever. Now it's time to shop for all the ingredients. Select from the following list of budget-friendly wine bargains to add to your shopping cart. More>>
As an investor you depend upon your broker for critical information and advice. Learn the clues you'll need to determine whether you've chosen a reputable professional. More>>
America is full of family-friendly cities, but in choosing a place to raise kids, parents tend to seek out places with low crime rate and good educational opportunities. Based on these criteria, let's take a look at seven of top American cities for raising a family. More>>
If major home renovations are beyond your price point and you're looking at a budget of just $1,000 here's what you should invest in to get the most bang for your buck. More>>
Even economists can't agree on the impact (or even existence) of wage stickiness. So, how does it affect you? More>>
From wedding bells to a having a baby on the way, good or bad, major life transitions carry daunting challenges along with them, especially for your finances. More>>
Want to earn a little cash while on your two-week vacation? Called a paycation, there are a number of ways to make holidays work for you. More>>
When cold weather arrives, many think of skyrocketing energy bills. Fortunately, there are a few easy and inexpensive things you can do to put a dent in that bill. More>>
The latest job-hunting advice. More>>
Challenge yourself and manage your career with help from CareerJournal.com. More>>
The six cardinal rules of resume writing and more. More>>
Learn how to calm interview jitters, negotiate effectively and other interview tips and tricks. More>>
Get the latest insight into trends and advice for all areas of your career from CareerJournal.com's featured Career Columnists. More>>
A 17-year-old pleaded guilty Friday to murdering a Border Patrol agent who was shot eight times in the head, neck and torso in the mountains east of San Diego. More>>
You may spot a sea of pink moving across the county this weekend. It's the annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer 3-Day, which kicked off Friday morning. More>>
A geyser of water spewing out of a broken fire hydrant alongside a Sorrento Valley commercial complex pooled atop a nearby building today and caused part of its roof to collapse. More>>
As protests resounded outside, the University of California Board of Regents approved a 32 percent fee increase for students attending the state's premier public schools. More>>
The San Diego Unified School District is reaching out to the community for feedback as it faces an $80 million budget deficit. More>>
A teacher in Oceanside is facing two rape charges after being arrested for allegedly having sex with a student. More>>
A former high school teacher convicted of having sex with her 16-year-old student is headed back to court. Danielle Walls wants the judge to expunge her conviction, but the mother of the victim is saying not so fast. More>>
The San Diego Police Department is warning the public after receiving reports of a scam targeting elderly Hispanic women at two local strip malls. More>>
November is National Adoption Awareness Month. In San Diego today, more than two dozen children were officially adopted by their new Forever Families. More>>