67° A Few CloudsBrothers Bound For "Biggest Baddest Bucketlist Competition"
Two San Diego brothers with a passion for travel video blogging are selected among 10 finalists for the competition.
County Seeks Families To Adopt Foster Children
San Diego County is renewing its commitment to find loving, permanent homes for children now in temporary foster care. KPBS Morning Edition Anchor Deb Welsh spoke with County Supervisor Dave Roberts about the effort.
Breakthrough Results Lead To Multi-Million Dollar Donation
Former Padres owner John Moores wants to strike-out river blindness.
Medical Marijuana Machines Could Find Home In San Diego
Similar to a vending machine, the Medbox safely and securely dispenses medical marijuana.
Cancer Research In San Diego At Risk
Billions of dollars in cancer research funding could be lost to sequestration.
Local University Says No To LGBT Organization
Point Loma Nazarene University will not allow an LGBT organization on campus. For many students not only is the decision disappointing, but it's also frustrating.
State Parks Director Optimistic About His New Job
Marine Corps Major General Anthony Jackson didn't need the job as Director of California State Parks, but he took it anyway.
Psychiatrist Is Building Public Awareness About Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
A well-known clinical psychiatrist will discuss Post Traumatic Stress Disorder during a lecture on the San Diego State University campus.
Is 'Apple Mania' For Apple Products Real Or Hype?
Purchases of the iPhone 5 could be just for the thrill of it.
Einstein's Brain Available Through iPad App
Albert Einstein's brain has been digitized and made available through an iPad app.
Escondido Man Wins Nation's Largest Tuna Tourney
A North County man reels in a first place tuna challenge win.
Online Shopping Is About To Get A Little More Expensive in California
Big internet retailers like Amazon are making big moves that may affect your pocketbook.
Online Voter Registration Coming Before November Election
California voters will be able to register to vote online in time for the November election.
SDSU Professor And 'Mormon Girl' Talks Romney, Mormonism
She's Mormon, supports same-sex marriage and isn't afraid to talk about religion and politics.
Crimes Rates Rose In First Half Of Year, SANDAG Reports
Violent and property crime rates in San Diego County rose in the first half of 2012 compared to the first six months of 2011, the San Diego Association of Governments announced today.
