Search results for

A day after it declared bankruptcy, GM announced a tentative agreement to sell the Hummer line to a little-known Chinese company. Hummer fans in China are ecstatic. But Chinese media are deriding the deal, and some industry analysts predict it will fall apart.

What can be learned from a yearly count of the local homeless population? KPBS Reporters Joanne Faryon and Kyla Calvert share their stories from the Regional Task Force on the Homeless' Point In Time Count.

Things are looking good for California farmers as Congress puts the final touches to the 2007 farm bill. Lawmakers adopted a proposal to give specialty crop farmers a big boost. Sara Sciammacco has mo

The View from Kafka's Head

This week, the Persian Gulf sheikhdom of Dubai held its biannual air show, where airplane manufacturers flock to lucrative markets in the Middle East.

Supervisor Bill Horn is under fire for giving $80,000 in public money to a local Christian organization. And, the board of supervisors agreed to give the district attorney and sheriff pay raises of more than $10,000 while working with a budget that Chairwoman Pam Slater-Price described as "the worst budget I've seen since my early years on the board."

A bike ride through Tijuana, Paula Poundstone and a celebration of the written word, are part of the eclectic mix of things to do this weekend in San Diego.

Tea Party-fueled results in Delaware, New York and New Hampshire cap a wild run-up to the crucial midterm elections in November. Hang on, as this year anything can happen -- and does.

A new report from a San Diego group offers several strategies for saving water here. The report says the region's efforts to manage water have been woefully inadequate. KPBS Environmental Reporter Ed

My 2010 Comic-Con Scrapbook