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Shutdowns at several oil refineries have sent gas prices spiking in California and other western states.

Work on line just north of Oceanside expected to take 30 to 45 days and cost $6 million

The Fallbrook Public Utility District board of directors voted unanimously to end a water dispute with the U.S. government over rights to water that flows from the Santa Margarita River.

Gas prices worry voters in the 49th Congressional District, which stretches along the coast straddling San Diego and Orange counties. It's part of a debate over climate change and energy policy.

Helena-area veteran Bert Williams served three years in the Marine Corps (1953-56) and 18 in the Navy (1957-75). He sailed on three oceans, and spent time on several continents, spanning

After a two-year hiatus, the annual affair shut down a busy cross section of Camino Ruiz and included performances, food and kid-friendly activities.

The Coast News previews California Legislature races impacting North County San Diego voters, discussing with candidates a variety of issues.

Angelina Cruz Magaña is a longtime Eastside resident and at 96 years old still has a sharp memory of her upbringing and her husband's deep Eastside ties.

Millions of men and women have served in the United States military and gone on to lead productive lives as civilians. A very small group have gone on to become notorious and brutal serial killers.

Few would dispute that we have the world's best military. But even our impressive resources can stretch only so far. And it clearly makes sense, as we try to win the war in Iraq, for us to make the best possible use of our limited military resources.