66° A Few CloudsStories for December 26, 2008
Downtown Library Project Keeps State Grant for Now
Plans for a new downtown San Diego Library are still alive after a California official decided to keep a grant for the project in place for now. KPBS reporter Katie Orr explains.
Storms Help, But State Needs More To Fill Reservoirs
Several storms have rolled into California since mid-December, providing a boost to Sierra snow. But the state's senior meteorologist says the storms haven't added much water to reservoirs. KPBS Environmental Reporter Ed Joyce has details.
Local Charities Seeing Rise in Demand, Fewer Donations
San Diego charities are among those taking a financial hit because of the slumping economy. KPBS reporter Katie Orr explains.
Malls Compete for Tenants
Traditionally, Malls are full of people returning gifts today. But tight economic times means Malls are competing with each other for business. Westfield, which owns several of the largest Malls in San Diego County, has filed suit to block the development of a new Shopping Center in Oceanside. KPBS reporter Alison St John has more.
