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Local News from San Diego Union-Tribune via Yahoo! News

Fog combined with the end of the Thanksgiving weekend travel crush for a brutal day at Lindbergh Field yesterday. Morning fog delayed, diverted or canceled more than 70 flights, airport spokeswoman Di...

 

The newest addition to the downtown skyline, the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel, is set to formally open its doors Wednesday.

 

POINT LOMA: The body of a woman was found yesterday on jagged boulders at the bottom of a sheer 60-to 70-foot cliff off Sunset Cliffs Boulevard in Point Loma.

 

With the holiday shopping season in full swing, San Diego County officials are warning consumers to check their receipts for overcharges.

 

San Diego neighborhoods closest to the shore that are most affected by a beach booze ban soundly rejected Proposition D, despite arguments from supporters that a permanent prohibition was needed to ma...

 

One of the most colorful characters in San Diego political history, City Attorney Michael Aguirre, is getting ready to leave the office he didn't want to give up. Voters made the decision for him.

 

Seniors traditionally have used reverse mortgages to maintain their standard of living in retirement by tapping into their home equity, but older homeowners increasingly are using the loans to avoid s...

 

After years of struggle to pull in donations and draw crowds, organizers of the annual Veterans Day parade in San Diego believe they've got the event on a solid footing.

 

The San Diego City Council on Monday rejected Mayor Jerry Sanders' proposal to close seven libraries and 10 recreation centers. But council members acknowledged that deep budget cuts are all but inevi...

 

Elizabeth Weaverling, a poised, motivated and exceedingly polite young woman of 19, would be a dream employee for many business owners. But because she has Down syndrome, a lot of employers might pass...

 
 

Greg Norman's Southern Cross Developments Selects River Rim Ranch

Greg Norman’s Southern Cross Developments, proprietor of the exclusive “Norman Estates” real estate brand, is pleased to announce that River Rim Ranch in Teton Valley, Idaho will be the location for its newest project, the “Norman Ranch Estates. [Read More]

 

Local News from The Fresno Bee via Yahoo! News

Dense fog contributed to at least two traffic accidents early this morning in Fresno, the California Highway Patrol reported.

 

Fresno police have arrested an 16-year-old alleged Bulldog gang member who they said was riding a bicycle with a sawed-off shotgun under his sweatshirt.

 

Crash in fog kills one

 

Five players scored in double figures as Fresno City College defeated Bakersfield 80-72 in the championship of the Bakersfield College tournament Sunday. Read comments

 

Two people died when a wood-frame house in an older Hanford neighborhood was gutted by fire Sunday morning.

 

Fresno State football coach Pat Hill confirmed Sunday that he has interviewed for the University of Washington head coach opening. Read comments

 

What does dominance look like? Read comments

 

The pastor of Modesto's St. Joseph's Catholic Church wants to make this clear: He never told his parishioners that if they voted for President-elect Barack Obama, they needed to go to confession.

 

Valley Animal Center to hold holiday open house

 

Wildfire has marched across the West for centuries. But no longer are major conflagrations fueled simply by heavy brush and timber. Now climate change is stoking the flames higher and hotter, too.

 
 

News from the San Francisco Chronicle

India demanded Pakistan take "strong action" against those behind the 60-hour siege that left at least 172 people dead, as new details emerged Monday about the gunmen and the survival traini...

 

Forget the auditorium, the podium and the audience of supervisors, department heads, journalists and political gadflies. Forget the hourlong running time, too. San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has bee...

 

HERE'S THE DEAL BART elevators in S.F.: Friday afternoon, a young woman with a baby stroller went to the elevator on Market Street that takes people to the BART/Muni Montgomery Street Station. She pre...

 

A minor earthquake struck Southern California's inland region, followed by a series of smaller quakes, but no damage or injuries were immediately reported. The U.S. Geological Survey reports that the ...

 

Northstar and Heavenly have received the lowest grades for their environmental practices among Lake Tahoe ski resorts in a coalition's annual scorecard. The conservation group calling itself the Ski A...

 

Realtor Gina Foronda no sooner listed the four-bedroom San Pablo home for sale than the offers started rolling in. Within three days, she had seven bids, the top one for 18 percent over the asking pri...

 

 

Tom Ammiano left San Francisco City Hall last week after serving 14 years on the Board of Supervisors, leaving a legislative legacy that helped define the city's influential imprint in the areas of he...

 

Early in her career in Sacramento, Carole Migden was a rising politician. As an assemblywoman more than a decade ago, her name came up in conversations about who would be the next speaker of the Assem...

 

There is something that mortgage lenders want Bay Area home buyers to know: They are open for business. While it is certainly harder to get a loan today than it was two years ago, lenders say it's far...

 
 

News from the Orange County Register

News from the Orange County Register