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  • Increasing numbers of San Diego children and young adults are becoming obese. Local school officials are hoping to improve cafeteria menus by offering healthy alternatives and promoting better nutri
  • Last month, a derelict building on 12th and Broadway in downtown San Diego was demolished by its current owner, the Salvation Army. San Diego's Save Our Heritage Organization requested historic designation for the art deco building, designed by internationally known designer Walter Teague, but was refused by the City Attorney's office. We discuss the regulations relevant to historic preservation.
  • Spanish Language Films Go Head to Head in Competing Film Programs
  • Monday, World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz faces a World Bank panel that may decide his fate. Wolfowitz has been accused of ethics violations over getting his girlfriend a promotion at the bank.
  • Cognac used to have a reputation as an old man's drink, but the French brandy is enjoying a revival. Producers with centuries-old traditions in the Cognac region of France are developing hip new product lines to market to a younger crowd.
  • The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Mike Leavitt, made a brief stop in San Diego Wednesday. The visit was part of a 60-city tour to urge seniors to sign up for one of the new Medicare pre
  • Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Steve Earle pays tribute to his mentor, Texas troubadour Townes Van Zandt on the new album "Townes." Earle performs songs from the album tonight at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach.
  • Wine, cheese, chocolate and surf. A perfect weekend in San Diego. Here to tell us all about it is Barbarella from the San Diego Reader.
  • In this Culture Lust series, contributor Dave Hampton will chart the birth and ascendancy of modernism in San Diego, including the artists, the hubs, and the champions of this now-celebrated aesthetic. Hampton looks at how a bookstore called Vroman's served as an unlikely but crucial exhibition space.
  • In Zhari, north of Kandahar city, U.S. troops recently teamed up with an Afghan district governor to get to the bottom of a string of grenade attacks. U.S. officers say it is the kind of cooperation that will be necessary to turn the tide in Afghanistan.
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