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I had been at KPBS barely a month when I was given a directive to focus on teen violence. More specifically, to plan an event that could help young people learn ways to handle aggressive behavior. With no other instructions, and little knowledge of how to achieve this, it seemed to be a very tall order. I had a bare-bones budget and a lofty goal. Yet somehow this event happened in a big and meaningful way.

The debate over whether or not to raise San Diego’s sales tax may be dividing the city, but it’s bringing two prominent politicians together.

The U.N. has only five years left to meet eight goals for dealing with some of mankind's toughest problems. Experts say it will take a gargantuan effort to meet the Millennium Development Goals, ranging from ending extreme poverty to fighting AIDS.

One section of the Farm Bill passed by the U.S. House this summer sets aside more than $30 million to promote farmer's markets. Farmer's markets allow shoppers to buy their produce directly from local

Federal firearms officials and a firearms trade association launched a campaign in San Diego Wednesday to remind people that buying a gun for someone else is a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison.

A proposed pedestrian terminal linking Otay Mesa with Tijuana's Rodriquez airport has passed a major hurdle. We'll hear about the project and how it's gotten so much support on both sides of the border.

A sculptor who makes art with sugar will be at the Lux Art Institute in Encinitas north of San Diego this weekend.

An estimated 5,000 revelers joined the "Floatopia'' floating party today in Mission Bay off Pacific Beach, where authorities arrested a dozen mostly young people for public drunkeness, rescued two from the water and gave medical aid to another half-dozen.

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