Week in Review

Sean Collins, Seal Beach resident and founder of Surfline, suffered an apparent heart attack Monday.

District modernization program receives Constructech Gold Vision Award.

Sea shell shop owner Mike Bibbey talks about "underwater parks" or Marine Life Protected Areas and a love of scuba and the ocean. Protection for 36 new areas added to the list of protected areas in Southern California earlier this year will begin Jan. 1.

A loosely ranked countdown of the top 10 feature films of 2011.

IB Mayor said it is too early to tell what the ramifications are from the California Supreme Court decision to allow the abolishment of redevelopment agencies by the state Legislature.

Email may not be dead, but it sure isn't what it used to be.

The Christmas weekend has seen a spike in DUI arrests compared to last year.

Beginning tomorrow and open for preschoolers to teenagers, South Bay's Chula Vista Nature Center holds three to five-day interactive, educational Winter Camps teaching and exploring local natural resources and wildlife during holiday break.

Now that you have recovered from your rehab or surgery, how do you return to your activity?

Gretchen Rubin's 'The Happiness Project' inspires resolutions of patient acceptance of spouse and kids, as well as other small miracles for the coming year.

Make this New Year a season of forgiveness and positive change.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department Imperial Beach Station reported the following arrests and crimes from Dec. 20-26. If you see a crime, please report it to the Sheriff's Department.

Here's a quick list of tips to look over before you decide to return or exchange some of those holiday gifts.

Once again, Sophia and Aiden are the most poplar baby names of the year.

Chula Vista Nature Center provides winter camp activities for children four-years-old to 18-year-old with hands-on education of local wildlife and nature of the South Bay coastline region.

Chatty crooks distract their victim with small talk while business office is being ripped off, according to authorities.

Gov. Jerry Brown signed 760 new laws in 2011.

The active-duty Marine based at Camp Pendleton was booked for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and other charges. Bail was set at $100,000.

Alcohol was a factor in the Christmas-night crash, police say.