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A 1970 federal law labeled marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug but a U.S. judge in California is expected to rule this year on the constitutionality of that law.
Immunologists are raising the alarm about what they say is our collective amnesia over the damage these diseases have wrought in the past.
Carol Rowell Council co-founded the first Women's Studies Department in the world at San Diego State University in 1970.
"By Blood" chronicles American Indians who are descendents of black slaves as they battle to regain tribal citizenship. The film's west coast premiere takes place Thursday at the San Diego Black Film Festival.
Mayor Faulconer said that the task force, or what he calls an "action group," will research the options available in creating a new stadium for the Chargers.
So much technology but so little time — especially when it comes to getting an adequate amount of sleep. Sleep deprivation is a problem affecting adolescents, parents, couples and it can also affect your health.
Acclaimed philosopher and author Rebecca Newberger Goldstein is in San Diego Tuesday for a discussion about her book "Plato at the Googleplex."
If the law is implemented, it will force people with severe mental illnesses to undergo treatment.
We take a look at race relations within the San Diego Police Department following a lawsuit filed in connection with a racist cartoon shown during a training session.
Eric Topol is out with a book outlining the cutting-edge technology of digital medicine. The book is called "The Patient Will See You Now: The Future of Medicine is in Your Hands."
On Roundtable: Plans to bury San Onofre's nuclear waste along the coast; costs that drive San Diego businesses crazy; challenges facing SDPD Chief Shelley Zimmerman.
The 31st annual San Diego State University Writers' Conference is this weekend. The keynote address focuses on changing the world of publishing.
The two San Diego County community colleges were among 15 chosen in California to offer bachelor's degrees under a pilot program.
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival returns to the Museum of Photographic Arts for its fifth year Thursday night.
Three California lawmakers are promoting right-to-die legislation with the family of a terminally ill woman who moved to Oregon to legally end her life. San Diegans weigh in on both sides of the issue.
