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Serving the San Diego and Imperial Counties with the largest full service radio news team - featuring local newscasts throughout the day as well as KPBS' signature locally produced programs: These Days and Editors Roundtable. KPBS' local radio content is complemented by insightful national news magazine and public affairs programs - including Fresh Air with Terry Gross and Marketplace. All of KPBS' offerings - local and national - enage listeners by offering fresh perspectives and clear analysis.
Local
KPBS Morning Edition
Hosted by Steve Inskeep and Renee Montagne from NPR and KPBS’ Dwane Brown and Alan Ray, the show prepares listeners for the day ahead with up-to-the-minute news, background analysis, commentary and coverage of arts and sports.
These Days
Maureen Cavanaugh hosts These Days, a two-hour talk show keeping San Diego in the know on everything from politics to the arts. Join the live conversation at (888) 895-KPBS.
Editors Roundtable
Gloria Penner hosts the Editors Roundtable, featuring opinions from local editors on the week's news. You can join the conversation live by calling (888) 895-KPBS.
National
A Prairie Home Companion
A Way with Words
All Things Considered
BBC Newshour
BBC World Service
Car Talk
Classical 24
Fresh Air
Health Dialogues
Highlights
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UCSD Student Leader Says Rally Had Spirit Of The '60s
- Nov. 20, 2009
- By Ana Tintocalis
UC San Diego students will hold a candlelight vigil this evening to protest the 32 percent fee hike approved by the University of California's Board of Regents yesterday.
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Calif. Air Board May Rethink Diesel Retrofit Rules
- Nov. 20, 2009
- By Ed Joyce
The California Air Resources Board may take another look at diesel retrofit rules adopted a year ago because the lead researcher overstated his credentials. One San Diego member of the board says he would support a new study.
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More States Add Jobs, But Many For Temporary Staff
- Nov. 20, 2009
- By Christopher S. Rugaber, AP
In a sharp improvement, more than half of U.S. states added jobs in October, though economists said many of the gains likely occurred in temporary employment.
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Local School Locked Down Due To Burlgaries
- Nov. 20, 2009
- By City News Service
A group of residential burglary suspects scrambled onto the grounds of Madison High School today while fleeing police, prompting a lockdown of the Clairemont-area campus as officers did a building-by-building search.
