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SDSU plans to increase enrollment to nearly 45,000 students by 2025. Does the university have a realistic plan in place to accommodate the additional students? We speak to an SDSU spokesman and archit

The Colorado River system supplies water to tens of millions of people and millions of acres of farmland. But researchers at UCSD say climate change will likely mean the river won't meet future demands.

California voters rejected two propositions this week that claimed to address greenhouse gas emmissions. But now that props 7 and 10 have been rejected, where do we go from here? I'll speak with two e

Americans are living longer than ever. And while growing old is never easy, some seniors manage to make it look that way. A number of local seniors seem to keep Father Time at bay.

When California college students return to campus this fall, they'll find crowded classrooms, less access to faculty and counselors, fewer campus services and more difficulty getting classes they need to graduate.

in San Diego, affordable housing units are about twice as expensive to build as homes that go for market rates, due to a complex mix of political and business agendas that conspire to drive up expenses and cost taxpayers millions.

Critics of San Diego city’s downtown development corporations say it’s time to reconsider if they are still necessary. But CCDC still has more than a decade of work ahead, according to officials. KP

Californians swept Democrat Barack Obama to the presidency as they voted in anticipated record numbers Tuesday. They also cast ballots on a dozen propositions, including high-profile initiatives aimin

A proposed initiative requiring more of California's electricity to come from renewable sources is drawing criticism from some environmental groups. KPBS Reporter Ed Joyce has more.

A new study finds California faces a shortage of high-skilled workers. According to the report by the Public Policy Institute of California, 41 percent of the jobs in the state will require a college