David Weinberg

San Bernardino is struggling to find its way out of the recession and out of bankruptcy. Crime is one of the biggest problems the city is facing, and there are many competing solutions.

Long struggling, San Bernardino couldn't weather the storm of the 2008 recession. The city of more than 200,000 has declared bankruptcy, and that's just one of the big problems it's facing.

It's a familiar story -- a small town rallies to protest a national retail outlet. This isn't that story.

The Justice Department wants to crack down on human trafficking. One anti-sex trafficking group says hotels are a good place to start.

As more and more people move to urban areas, how do you keep doctors down on the farm?

One year ago, Borders declared bankruptcy and began the process that would lead to the total shutdown of the chain -- which in turn made available tons of commercial real estate. Now other retailers are starting to fill up the spaces.

So far, the William K. Busch Brewing Company is making just two beers, but owner Billy Busch hopes to expand in the next couple of years.

Because of new sentencing guidelines, up to 12,000 inmates around the country will be eligible for early release. A Missouri nonprofit looks to get them employed, which could help save the country from $200 million in prison expenses

One strategy for fixing the U.S. health care system that's been gaining momentum lately has origins in the Far East.