The University of California, San Diego and local companies will benefit from recent national legislation that makes funding available for research on algae fuel and alternative vehicles.
Local attorneys Thomas Luneau, Robert Hamparyan and John Gomez were recently recognized by the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego as "Outstanding Trial Lawyers" for their work on a civil rights case.
San Diego's contribution to gross domestic product grew -- even accelerated -- in 2008, according to a recent report by the National University System Institute for Policy Research, which seemed to contradict local evidence of economic weakness.
Many of the nation's public homebuilders have begun to narrow their losses, and there are glimmers of hope in San Diego.
Seven general contractors were honored for recent construction projects Thursday during the Associated General Contractors (AGC) San Diego chapter’s annual Build San Diego Awards.
The city’s largest labor union hired former San Diego City Councilman Michael Zucchet as its general manager.
California ranked No. 1 in terms of jobs either created or saved due to the $787 billion federal stimulus package, and San Diego was near the top among the state’s locales according to new data reported by the White House.
The San Diego City Council is back after a one-week adjournment, tackling issues that made headlines the last time they met.
Shares of First PacTrust Bancorp (Nasdaq: FPTB) jumped in Friday trading after the company reported its second consecutive quarter of earnings growth.
In conjunction with previously announced lower prices on select homes that must close escrow by December 31, 2009, Brookfield Homes (NYSE: BHS) is now offering an additional $10,000 incentive to be used toward upgrades or closing costs on specific homes.
