Perla Shaheen

Defense spending and jobs in San Diego declined this past year, reflecting how decisions in Congress can quickly trickle down to local communities.

San Diego has spent $178.9 million on road safety projects over the last five years, but the city's Vision Zero initiative continues to fall short of its goal.

One neighborhood haunted house in Clairemont brings thousands of visitors every year. It has all the nightmare scenarios, and it's everything Sean Fetters has dreamed of.

The ongoing government shutdown has forced Fleet Week San Diego organizers to cancel four major events scheduled for next week at Broadway Pier.

San Diego city officials have taken direct control of parking meter revenue from four districts, promising faster repairs.

Two women in San Diego have spent the last two years connecting with survivors of the Hamas attack in Israel.

San Diego's food and beverage industry is facing unprecedented challenges as longtime establishments close their doors and survivors scramble to adapt their business models to stay afloat.

A rare Holocaust artifact worn by a gay prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp is now on display at the "Remember Us The Holocaust" exhibit at the La Jolla Library.

San Diego nonprofits are preparing for the long haul as the government shutdown enters its sixth day.

More than a dozen San Diego nonprofits are receiving free furniture, appliances and other items from Terminal 1 at San Diego International Airport before its scheduled demolition.