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It's the countdown to the big Election Day. Here's what to expect at the voting booth, and what polls can predict about election outcomes.
The University of San Diego revoked a British theology professor’s speaking invitation last week because the professor signed a letter supporting civil marriage rights for same-sex couples in the United Kingdom.
In the race for Gabby Giffords' former seat, the Democrat has long been considered the likely victor. But now the Republican contender has closed the gap, leaving the seat up for grabs.
A retired San Diego architect hopes returning his Eagle Scout badge will add to the building crescendo of opposition to a long running Boy Scout policy. This past summer, the Scouts reaffirmed their opposition to accepting openly gay members.
An emotionally wrenching ad featuring Congressman Brian Bilbray's daughter, Briana, highlights inconsistencies in the candidate’s claims.
This is a high-stakes election for first-term New Mexico Republican Governor Susana Martinez-- and she’s not even running.
San Diego mayoral candidates Carl DeMaio and Bob Filner stopped taking jabs at each other just long enough to answer some questions from teens on bullying.
The group National Popular Vote wants presidents to be elected by every voter, not just those who live in swing states.
Residents and elected officials in South Texas continue to protest a fatal shooting of two undocumented immigrants from a Department of Public Safety helicopter.
With Election Day just days away, get-out-the-vote efforts in California will kick into high gear this weekend.
The Secretary of State's final registration report before Tuesday's election shows a record 18,245,000 Californians are now registered to vote.
As election season winds down, ads get emotional; Dave Roberts and Steve Dannon duke it out for supervisor sear. And a candidate for the Sweetwater school board has been indicted for various felonies.
To understand New Mexico's current political climate, you have to look into its past.
Senior citizens in Arizona are concerned about Medicare and Social Security -- now, and in the future.
