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LGBT Pride Month Local Hero Robert Gleason Builds Consensus
Ask anyone who knows Robert Gleason what quality most defines him, and it's pretty much unanimous: consensus builder. Read more/news/2014/jun/16/lgbt-pride-month-local-hero-robert-gleason-builds-/
Local Hero Albert Ogle Advocates for LGBT Human Rights
As a child in Belfast, the Reverend Canon Albert Ogle grew up in a place where being gay was criminalized. It was a violent time, filled with sectarian rioting, when ... Read more/news/2014/jun/13/local-hero-albert-ogle-advocates-lgbt-human-rights/
Roundtable: Reflecting On Filner, No Shelter In Escondido, Padres And Chargers
- July 25
- Midday Edition
Irene McCormack Jackson reveals what it was like to work for Mayor Bob Filner. Escondido reveals it doesn't want to shelter migrant children. The Padres reveal trades, and the Chargers reveal hopes for 2014.
Female MCAS Miramar Marine Named To 2015 Blue Angels Team
- July 25
Women are breaking new ground — in the air — making history on the newly chosen 2015 Blue Angels team.
Baby Okapi At San Diego Safari Park Getting Bigger
- July 23
Jackson, the 2-week-old okapi calf, is walking and getting comfortable with his barn at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
Military Commissaries Get Temporary Reprieve From Budget Ax
- July 22
Congress has voted to restore $200 million in cuts to the taxpayer subsidies that help fund military commissaries.
James Garner Served In Korean War, Awarded Purple Heart Twice
- July 21
James Scott Bumgarner, a.k.a. James Garner, served in the Merchant Marines, the Oklahoma National Guard, and the U.S. Army. Garner was injured in the Korean War and twice awarded the Purple Heart before being discharged in 1952.
Endangered Black Rhino Born At San Diego Safari Park
- July 18
A critically endangered black rhinoceros was born at the San Diego Safari Park on Sunday.
Tony Gwynn Mural Rises Above San Diego's East Village
- July 18
The memory of San Diego Padres legend Tony Gwynn endures in a painting being unveiled Saturday.
Chelsea Manning To Start Treatment For Gender Dysphoria In Army Prison
- July 18
Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Army Pvt. Bradley Manning, will begin treatment for gender identity disorder while in military custody at Fort Leavenworth's prison. The Army had requested Manning be sent to a civilian prison for more sophisticated treatment, but the Bureau of Prisons denied that request.
5 Cool Summer Suppers To Beat The Heat In San Diego
- July 16
- Midday Edition
When the temperatures rises, turn to these cool summer recipes by San Diego food writer Caron Golden and Blind Burrito executive chef Sara Polczynski.
How Animals With Mental Illness Can Help Humans Heal
- July 15
- Midday Edition
A growing consensus on animal behavior is leaning toward the theory animals have complex emotional lives more similar to our own than realized. "Animal Madness" takes its cue from the problems of one disturbed dog and examines what we can learn about ourselves from the emotional problems of animals.
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- Escondido Urged To Reconsider Shelter For Migrant Youth | 20 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2014/jul/22/escondido-urged-reconsider-shelter-migrant-youth/
- No California National Guard Troops Headed To Border With Mexico | 19 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2014/jul/23/no-california-national-guard-troops-border-mexico/
- San Diego Minimum Wage Increase Impacts | 18 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2014/jul/28/san-diego-minimum-wage-increase-impacts/
- Filner's First Accuser Reflects On Sexual Harassment Scandal | 17 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2014/jul/22/filners-first-accuser-reflects-sexual-harassment-s/