Impostor Service Dogs On The Rise In San Diego

Dec. 19

By Claire Trageser

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Impostor service dogs are becoming more common, even as San Diego dog owners find many local businesses welcome their canine companions.

Survey: Majority Of San Diego Latinos Feel Some Discrimination

Dec. 11

By Jill Replogle

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A recent survey commissioned by KPBS and San Diego Magazine finds many Latinos feel they are targets of discrimination and stereotyping.

Review: 'The Punk Singer'

Dec. 5

By Beth Accomando

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“The Punk Singer” (opening Dec. 6 at the Digital Gym Cinema) is a documentary focusing on Kathleen Hanna, the dynamic lead singer of Bikini Kill. She was a feminist and activist who mysteriously stopped singing in 2005.

Review: 'Nebraska'

Nov. 27

By Beth Accomando

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“Hunger Games: Catching Fire” and ”The Hobbit 2" might be getting most of the media attention but little films like Alexander Payne's “Nebraska” refuse to be eclipsed by these Hollywood behemoths.

San Diego Woman Celebrates 108th Birthday

Nov. 26

By Joanne Faryon

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Laura Simon says never in her wildest dreams did she expect to be blowing out the candles on her 108th birthday cake.

JFK's Fateful Last Night And The Latino Vote

Nov. 21

By David Martin Davies

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As the nation remembers the last tragic day of John F. Kennedy’s presidency, many Latino voters of that era reflect on what the 35th president meant to their emerging political bloc.

How A Quadriplegic Man Of San Diego And Sweden Views The World

Nov. 18

By Nathan John

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David Thulin, a dual citizen of Sweden and the United States, flies across the world to capture architectural beauty as he sees it -- from a wheelchair. This is his story.

Sisters Behind The Camera: Arab Women Directors At Arab Film Fest

Nov. 16

By Rebecca Romani

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More Arab women are occupying the director's chair and one documentary short by Sara Ishaq of Yemen, screening at the San Diego Arab Film Festival has been short listed for an Oscar.

San Diego Latinos Surveyed About Beliefs, Experiences

Nov. 14

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A survey finds interesting complexities in San Diego's Latino population. KPBS and San Diego Magazine commissioned a survey to determine the range of attitudes and aspirations in the Latino community.

California Voters May Decide Transgender Law

Nov. 12

Katie Orr / Capital Public Radio

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California may be headed for a new battle over legal rights for the LGBT community.

Migrant Education Program Gives Farmworkers' Children A Boost

Nov. 7

By Jill Replogle

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For nearly a half-century, the federal migrant education program has been helping farmworkers' children catch up and keep up with their peers. We look at one program in the Imperial Valley.

Two Male Former Cadets Exchange Wedding Vows At West Point In Historic First

Nov. 4

By Beth Ford Roth

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For the first time in West Point's history, two men on Saturday married in the military academy's Cadet Chapel. Larry Choate III and Daniel Lennox are both graduates of West Point.

Rose-Margaret Orrantia Finds Purpose in Helping American Indian Foster Youth

American Indian Heritage Month 2013 Honoree

Oct. 29

By Monica Medina

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Rose-Margaret Orrantia has spent a lifetime working to help American Indian children in the foster care system. After all, helping children is where her heart has led her. And helping to place these children in American Indian homes has been her way of giving back to her community and ensuring its future.

Family Separation Across Border Leaves Lasting Emotional Distance

Oct. 23

Midday Edition

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Award-winning novelist Reyna Grande is out with a memoir about her childhood spent in Mexico — while her parents worked in the United States.

Preview: Love Gone Wrong Marathon

Oct. 18

By Beth Accomando

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This Saturday starting at 11:45 a.m. at the Birch North Park Theater, FilmOut holds its latest quarterly film marathon. This time it's all about "Love Gone Wrong."