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The work of San Diego artist Belle Baranceanu, who produced most of her paintings and murals during the 1920s and '30s, is the subject of a new exhibit at the Museum of San Diego History in Balboa Par

County Supervisor Ron Roberts joined forces with former State Senator Steve Peace Tuesday to launch a vision of how San Diego’s bay front Embarcadero could be developed. KPBS reporter Alison St John

A national wave of anti-war sentiment has reached San Diego. Some 1500 protestors marched downtown this weekend. This military town has seen its share of casualties in Iraq. Thousands of local service

In 1919, the first group of African Americans joined the SDFD, all assigned to one station. In 1951, a forward-looking chief named George Corser decided to end the segregation. Full Focus tells the st

We speak with the director of the Museum of Photographic Arts and the curator and director of the Smithsonian Photography Initiative, about the museum’s latest exhibit called Tell Me A Story: Narrati

We talk with Los Angeles Times photojournalist Don Bartletti about his career photographing migrant populations, including his photos documenting Honduran children migrating to the United States.

Edward Curtis photographed the demise of Native Americans in the early 1900s. Why did he dedicate himself to photographing them and how did he go about getting the images? Are they documentary works o

We've come to rely on antibiotics as miracle drugs that can save us from infections, but the medical community says a growing health crisis threatens this most powerful medicine. Doctors say we've ov

The average Californian buys almost eight prescription drugs each year. Yet, many don't shop around. A Full Focus investigation found that some stores charge twelve times more for the exact same medic

Studies show that Americans are buying more drugs, and they're getting more expensive. The Kaiser Family Foundation says the number of prescriptions increased 70 percent between 1993 and 2003. On top