61° Mostly CloudyStories for December 22, 2005
Homeless teens create art
Volunteers with the Storefront Shelter hit the streets in San Diego trying to convince kids to come to its shelter. And for some kids that trip to the shelter is the first step to creating a new life. Karen Rostodha has the story.
Anti-Meth Bill Delayed
A measure introduced by California Senator Dianne Feinstein designed to curb the spread of methamphetamine has been put off until next year. The bill had been attached to the Patriot Act, but was removed at the last minute. KPBS Reporter Kenny Goldberg has more.
CHP to Crackdown on Drinking and Driving
Law enforcement agencies throughout the state are taking part in a massive holiday season crackdown on drunk driving. California has experienced an increase in drunk driving fatalities the last six years in a row. KPBS Reporter Kenny Goldberg has the story.
Union Blasts Immigration Bill
The union that represents more than 10,000 Border Patrol agents is blasting the House Immigration Bill. Union officials say the bill tries to mollify the public with the right rhetoric about worksite enforcement. But they say the bill maintains the status quo. KPBS Reporter Amy Isackson has the story.
Profile of a senior volunteer
It's traditional to donate money, goods, and time to charities during the holiday season... But for some San Diegans, volunteering to help others is a way of life year 'round. Karen Rostodha profiles one woman who is dedicating her golden years to helping other seniors.
