It's a rare occasion in which a person's career path seems crystal clear before his teenage years. But for The Old Globe CEO Louis Spisto, finding his calling in theater came by the time he was 11 years old and started going to Broadway shows regularly.

The San Diego business community will show its support and gratitude for the military Saturday during the 62nd annual Flag, General and Senior Officers Ball.

SAN DIEGO -- The news is plastered with headlines about increasing numbers of people defaulting on their mortgages and having to foreclose.

After the stars and stripes have settled from last week’s holiday, educational seminars claim their stake on this summer week. The Office of the State Controller hosts a tax seminar on Monday, CONNECT teaches how to launch a Web site on Thursday and the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce gives the secrets to growing a business on Friday.

The San Diego City Council is back in chambers Monday, working on assembling a new audit committee and possibly putting off a vote on what initiatives get on the November ballot.

A former law enforcement veteran has been picked to lead the 2008-09 San Diego County Grand Jury.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc., a manufacturer of unmanned aircraft systems and tactical reconnaissance radars, has completed delivery of the Systems Development and Demonstration (SDD) Lynx II radars to the U.S. Army.

Three schools in San Diego have had $153,699 allocated to them for construction and repairs as part of California's plan to improve schools statewide.

With the state budget not being passed by the scheduled July 1 deadline, construction projects for local government agencies could see delays.

At a time when contractors are looking for work and cities are struggling to stay within their budget, National City is spending $8 million to repave roads.