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  • No Drinking In Mexico -- It's Election Weekend
    In honor of Mexico's elections this weekend, most of the country will ban alcohol sales.
  • Candidate David Alvarez shakes hands after the debate.
    Mayor’s Race: More Than $4 Million Raised
    In the race for cash in the special mayoral election, former assemblyman Nathan Fletcher and Councilman David Alvarez — both Democrats — are neck and neck.
  • San Diego's Redwood Village.
    Week in Review: Yoga Controversy and District 4 Disenfranchisement
    The yoga class controversy, District 4 voting mess, plan for a new Chargers stadium and some of the other stories we covered this week.
  • A view of Tijuana through the U.S. side of the border fence at Friendship Park.
    In Reversal, Friendship Park Will Stay Open
    Friendship Circle, also known as Friendship Park, will not close after all. San Diego Sector Border Patrol Chief Paul Beeson had notified the group Friends of Friendship Park last month that sequestration cuts would lead to closure.
  • No News May Still Be Bad News
    An internal memo sent to Google employees was aimed at company recruiters, reminding them that this week many countries in Asia celebrate the Lunar New Year. The memo urged recruiters to hold off on sending any rejection letters right now, since it's considered bad luck to receive bad news during the New Year.
  • <strong>Spotted On The Runway: </strong>Let's hope these puppies from Jean-Paul Gaultier's Jan. 26 show in Paris don't catch on.
    The End Of Trends: If It's Hot, It's Over
    The Trend — its spotting, its tracking, its examination — has become omnipresent in contemporary culture. And if there is one thing that watching trends has taught us, it's that at precisely the point at which something becomes ubiquitous, that something is no longer a trend.
  • Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen (right) and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday. The Pentagon is tasked with cutting $450 billion from its budget in the next 10 years.
    Defense Leaders Make The Case Against Budget Cuts
    Military leaders are promoting their branch's respective strengths in hopes of softening the super committee's blow, while private industry executives have warned against losing the country's industrial base.
  • Dr. Karp On Parenting And The Science Of Sleep
    Pediatrician Harvey Karp has treated thousands of kids over the course of his 30-year-career, and his popular series of parenting books are international best sellers. His latest is the Happiest Baby Guide to Great Sleep. And if you're a parent, you know he's really talking about your sleep.
  • Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, right, and Sen. Harry Reid, to his left, talk to University of Nevada Las Vegas students on Oct. 12 after a press conference.
    Salazar Touts Federal Solar Energy Plan In Las Vegas
    Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar visited Las Vegas on Oct. 12 to announce a finalized plan that designates about 285,000 acres across Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah for the development of utility-scale solar projects.
  • In this panoramic composite image, NPR's Peter Overby and Viveca Novak of the Center for Responsive Politics stand in front of the whiteboard walls at NPR headquarters they used to map out connections between social welfare groups.
    Secret Persuasion: How Big Campaign Donors Stay Anonymous
    Part two of our "Secret Persuasion" story reported with the Center for Responsive Politics. Read the first part here.
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