Reports on human trafficking tend to focus on the sex trade. But a researcher at San Diego State University found that labor trafficking of undocumented immigrants in sectors like construction and janitorial services is rampant in San Diego County.

Nevada’s Secretary of State is drafting a law that would set up a digital photo book at polling centers to identify voters. This measure would add to the existing poll books that use signatures to identify voters in Nevada.

Mexico’s president-elect Enrique Peña Nieto is seeking to change the Western, and global, perceptions of his country. But, will he make a difference?

A familiar name shows up at the center of a new alleged scam.

Two Republican senators have introduced legislation to provide legal status for immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children. But the bill wouldn’t create a special path to citizenship.

San Diego mayor-elect Bob Filner asks the U.S. General Services Administration to advocate for funding on the U.S. side of the San Ysidro port of entry

By 2009, Tijuana had become a shadow of its former self. Known for bars, clubs, and general debauchery, the city's nightlife had ground to a crushing halt. Drug violence scared away tourists, and even locals stayed indoors. Yet today, the city is emerging from hibernation.

The federal government has finally closed a long, contentious chapter with American Indian tribes. They’ve finalized the $3.4 billion Cobell settlement, which accounts for more than a century of mismanaged Indian land royalties.

The federal immigration detention center in El Paso, Texas is breaking in a new intercultural faith center, which officials said is the first of its kind in the country.