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Obama’s plan cuts $4 trillion

By Kevin Smead

On Monday, President Barack Obama sent his proposed budget for the 2013 fiscal year to Congress.

Court of appeals overturns Prop 8

By Hutton Marshall

Yesterday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Proposition 8 unconstitutional.

Romney wins Florida

By Stephanie Saccente

Mitt Romney was announced the winner of Tuesday’s primary election in Florida.

WWII veteran and Aztec remembered

By Hutton Marshall

Robert Anderson played quarterback in the first ever Aztec Bowl, in 1936, before the team moved to Qualcomm Stadium in 1967.

Finance News – 10/12/2011

By Chet Galloway

San Diego-based companies Jack in the Box (JACK) and Sony (SNE) were trading down 10 cents at 20.45 and up 38 cents at 19.38, respectively.

Protesters in San Diego came dressed in a vast array of attire and costumes. | antonio zaragoza, photo editor

Students and Protesters occupy San Diego

By Kevin Smead

The Occupy Everywhere movement came to San Diego this weekend in the form of Occupy San Diego.

News to know from around the world

By Chris Pocock

News from around the corner and around the globe.

Study advocates new additives in water

By Arturo Garcia

People’s fear of water fluoridation unusual has endured, as some experts now suggest lithium as the next potential fluoride.

As unemployment rises, more and more college grads are forced to return home when unable to find work.

Employment easier to find while attending school

By Ana Ceballos

As the unemployment rate in California continues to increase, college graduates are facing a rough welcome from the labor force.

The San Diego State Athletics building was officially renamed the Fowler Athletics Center by the university last Saturday after a recent donation by a couple who has been supporting the university for decades.

Osama gunned down by U.S. soldiers

By Sarah Kovash

Now that U.S. officials have confirmed the death of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, they have released more details about the operation.

Sentence reduced in Gov’s last hours

By Hutton Marshall

Six months ago, Esteban Nunez received a 16-year prison sentence for voluntary manslaughter and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. But on his last day in office, former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger reduced Nunez’s sentence to seven years.

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