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The first workday in January after the holidays hits a little bit differently: The parties are over, debt payments are soon due and it can feel like there’s nothing to

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The first workday in January after the holidays hits a little bit differently: The parties are over, debt payments are soon due and it can feel like there’s nothing to

The first workday in January after the holidays hits a little bit differently: The parties are over, debt payments are soon due and it can feel like theres not

You may be able to minimize the doldrums of January with some planning and other steps to turn things around, financial experts say.

The first workday in January after the holidays hits a little bit differently: The parties are over, debt payments are soon due and it can feel like theres not

January often means facing down any overspending from the previous month. Here's how to minimize the debt doldrums.

A complaint filed with the federal government last week, alleges that Customs and Border Protection has separated more than 1,000 families along the San Diego border since September. Then, a delegation from UC San Diego attended the UN Climate Conference last week. Plus, we revisit a story about a San Diego drag queen who topped the iTunes Christian music charts this year.

USD economics professor Alan Gin says a 'soft landing' looks likely, while a local mortgage expert says the real estate market is picking up.

Summer Stephan said congressional action is needed to help fight the problem, though data shows retail theft is down.