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Robert Johnson is the founder and former CEO of Black Entertainment Television. He is now taking on Liberia's cause by helping the nation to rebuild. He encourages other Americans to do the same.

Update from Tom Fudge

Postage rates go up today. And the postal service is selling a new kind of stamp. From Sacramento, Ellen Ciurczak reports.

Proximity to something that feels so wild — like real, old, pure California — defines life in Griffith Park.

In 1997, a professor and a few medical students at UCSD came up with the idea of starting a free medical clinic in Pacific Beach. This year, the student-run free clinic celebrates its tenth anniversar

A professor of civil engineering says the collapse of a section of Bay Area freeway was a freak accident -- one highway designers could not have anticipated. From Sacramento, Ellen Ciurczak reports.

Former CIA director George Tenet's new book asserts that no "serious" debate was held before a decision was made to invade Iraq. The White House disagrees. Ellen Laipson, CEO of the Henry L. Stimson Center, weighs both sides of the debate.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is starring in a new public service announcement that state officials will release later this month to radio and TV stations, and even YouTube. He wants to persuade mili

Mention Girl Scouting and you picture girls earning merit badges, selling cookies and doing good deeds. There are three troops here in San Diego whose members do all those things, but they may not fit

Officials at Lake Tahoe ski resorts are getting out the snow groomers, opening up additional lifts, and happily bracing for skiers from around California, as the first significant snowstorm of the sea