Evening Edition

Trapped In Tijuana: US Asks Asylum-Seekers To Wait Amid Record Homicides

Oct. 31: By Jean Guerrero

President Trump is urging a “migrant caravan” to apply for asylum in Mexico rather than in the U.S., as homicides there reach an all-time high. KPBS looks at the asylum-seekers already stuck in Tijuana, waiting for their turn to enter the San Ysidro Port of Entry.

Marijuana On The Ballot For Three San Diego County Cities This November

Oct. 30: By Matt Hoffman

This November voters in La Mesa, Chula Vista and Vista will see cannabis-related measures about legalizing retail sales and taxing marijuana.

Business Report: Stock Market Veers Into "Correction" Territory

Oct. 26: By Ebone Monet, Neiko Will

KPBS talks to SDSU Marketing Professor and BottomLine Marketing founder Miro Copic about this week's biggest news in business.

For First Time Since Redistricting, California's 76th Assembly Seat Will Go To A Democrat

Oct. 26: By Matt Hoffman

After incumbent Republican Rocky Chávez decided not to run, Democrats Tasha Boerner Horvath and Elizabeth Warren will face off Nov. 6 to flip the 76th State Assembly District blue.

Four Candidates Compete To Replace 12-Year National City Mayor

Oct. 25: By Priya Sridhar

Current National City mayor Ron Morrison has termed out after 12 years in office.

Prop 10 Brings Rent Control Debate Boiling To The Surface

Oct. 24: By Tarryn Mento

California’s Proposition 10 would help clear the way for local jurisdictions to expand or implement rent control, but opponents think it would further harm the housing affordability crisis.

UC Workers Begin Three-Day Strike Over Outsourcing Complaints

Oct. 23: By City News Service

Patient care technical workers at UC San Diego and their counterparts at UC facilities across the state Tuesday began a three-day strike amid a labor dispute focused on salary issues and demands by the employees' union for an end to the outsourcing of jobs.

Activists Push For Environmental Justice In San Diego Neighborhoods

Oct. 22: By Erik Anderson

Environmental activists push for benefits to San Diego's low-income neighborhoods as the city advances plans to meet tough climate action plan goals.

Your Guide To San Diego County’s 11 School Bond Measures

Oct. 22: By Megan Burks

Voters from Bonsall to the South Bay will be asked to approve school bonds this election. How do you know if the bond on your ballot is a good one?

Business Report: Sears Files For Bankruptcy

Oct. 22: By Neiko Will

SDSU Marketing Professor and BottomLine Marketing founder Miro Copic has a roundup of this week's biggest business stories.

Escondido Library Gets Into The 'Spirit' Of Halloween

Oct. 19: By Neiko Will

Halloween is coming a little early to North County. A special program at the Escondido Library will highlight some of the institution's history, with a spooky twist.

'Beyond Babel' Tells A Story Of Separation And Love

Oct. 19: By Nina Garin

"Beyond Babel" is a new, immersive dance show that's partly inspired by "Romeo and Juliet."

Democrats Look To Flip 49th Congressional Seat After 18 Years Of Republican Issa

Oct. 17: By Alison St John

The 49th Congressional District race is at the tip of the spear of Democratic efforts to gain control of the House in November.

Poet On Helping Undocumented Students: Pass The Mic

Oct. 15: By Megan Burks

Yosimar Reyes is tired of “gloom and doom” stories about immigrants living in the country illegally. He visited Grossmont College to talk about changing how we frame immigrant lives.

Friday Business Report: Stock Market Tumbles

Oct. 12: By Ebone Monet, Kris Vera-Phillips

We take a look at what could be behind Wall Street's biggest weekly loss in six months in tonight's Friday Business Report.