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Meet Hispanic Heritage Month Local Hero Patricia Rincon
She's on ballet stages and in tribal villages. And her hunger for great performance is boundless. She's Patricia Rincon, KPBS' new Local Hero. Read more/news/2016/sep/15/hispanic-heritage-month-patricia-rincon/
Meet Hispanic Heritage Month Local Hero Robert Rivas
Robert Rivas aims to make the choice easy for young Latinos: college or prison. He's started a San Diego organization committed to a strong Latino future. Read more/news/2016/sep/15/hispanic-heritage-month-local-hero-robert-rivas/
San Diego Transgender Teen's Happy Outcome
- April 22
- By Pat Finn, Mark Sauer
The stories of teenagers feeling trapped inside bodies that are not theirs often have unhappy endings. But the case of San Diego's Sam Moehlig is different.
San Diego Ranks Top 6 Vegan-Friendly City In The US
- April 19
- By City News Service
It's the first time San Diego has appeared in PETA's top 10 ranking. Portland, Oregon, topped the annual rankings, followed by Los Angeles, New York, Detroit and Nashville.
Political-Analyst-Turned-Cooking-Show-Host Shares Her Favorite Recipes
- April 18
- By Maureen Cavanaugh, Daniela Contreras
Born and raised in Mexico City, Pati Jinich left her career as a political analyst to pursue her passion as a chef.
Navy Secretary Visits Camp Pendleton To Sell Marines On Women In Combat
- April 12
- By Susan Murphy, Associated Press
The secretary told more than 1,200 Marines and sailors that the decision is final. Marine Corps leaders had sought to keep certain infantry and combat jobs closed to women.
'A Growing Passion' Springs Into 4th Season On KPBS
- April 7
- By Marissa Cabrera, Maureen Cavanaugh
From water-wise gardening to beneficial insects and California's citrus industry, the new season of KPBS' television series "A Growing Passion" brings a lot of variety.
San Diego's Baby Southern White Rhino Could Mean Scientific Breakthrough
- April 6
- By Katie Schoolov
A baby southern white rhino born Saturday at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park may represent success for zoo researchers who have been working for eight years to solve the reproductive problems among the captive-born population.
Podcast Episode 69: Mexican Cinema, Old And New
- April 1
- By Beth Accomando
Cinema Junkie speaks with a veteran filmmaker and a newcomer whose works were featured in this month's San Diego Latino Film Festival.
New Film 'Remember' Is Unforgettable
- April 1
- By Beth Accomando
The film "Remember" closed the San Diego Jewish Film Festival in February. Now it returns for a limited run at The Lot in La Jolla starting April 1.
6 Cheetah Cubs Make Public Debut At San Diego Zoo Safari Park
- March 28
- By Susan Murphy
The 4-month-old fur balls and their proud mom have moved into their new exhibit, where visitors to the park can watch them play and explore.
Dead Gray Whale Washes Ashore At Torrey Pines
- March 24
- By City News Service
The discovery of the juvenile whale carcass near the Del Mar city limits was reported Thursday morning.
- Mexicans Respond To Haitians, Africans With Unusual Hospitality | 47 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2016/sep/23/mexicans-respond-haitians-africans-unusual-hospita/
- Stadium Foes, Chargers Stick To Game Plans As Measure C Goes To Voters | 40 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2016/sep/27/chargers-push-measure-c/
- Religious Voters May Lean Republican, But Feel Conflicted About The Candidates | 31 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2016/sep/21/religious-voters-may-lean-republican-but-feel/
- El Cajon Police Shoot And Kill Unarmed Black Man | 24 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2016/sep/27/police-shoot-man-at-el-cajon-strip-mall/