The city’s largest labor union hired former San Diego City Councilman Michael Zucchet as its general manager.
The San Diego City Council is back after a one-week adjournment, tackling issues that made headlines the last time they met.
An infusion of stimulus funds has given the U.S. Small Business Administration more resources for helping small contractors win bids, and a new agreement between local officials is designed to help San Diego companies take advantage.
The final shipment of solar-powered water purification systems from SPX Global will arrive in Iraq in about a week, bringing the total number of received units to 325.
The Navy played a key role last spring in the discovery of the H1N1 influenza's presence in the United States, according to a senior Navy medical officer.
San Diego port commissioner and former city councilman Scott Peters has been appointed an alternate member to the California Coastal Commission, Gov. Schwarzenegger announced Thursday.
While many workers across the country find themselves concerned about layoffs and cutbacks, SPAWAR Systems Center (SSC) Pacific plans to hire 600 new employees by the end of the year, with more to come next year.
A new courthouse site in exchange for seismic liability being considered at the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
A Superior Court judge last week denied a petition by the San Diego Firefighters Union Local 145 that would require the city of San Diego to use overtime play in calculating municipal pension benefits.
Large companies and smaller “stealth” startups alike showcase their latest technologies at the ninth annual GadgetFest on Tuesday, vying for the title of “Greatest Gadget.”
The official program guide to the Industrial Environmental Association's annual statewide environmental summit, "Balancing Environmental Needs with Economic Realities."
