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  • More Fire Stations Are Needed But Who Will Pay?
    The regional fire services deployment study found that 14 more fire stations are needed to provide adequate coverage. What does this mean for the upcoming wild fire season?
  • Emergency Workers Remind Motorists To Slow Down, Pull Over
    Leaders of area fire departments and law enforcement agencies reminded motorists today to slow down and pull over for emergency personnel, in the wake of the death of a medic who was setting out flares at the scene of a traffic accident.
  • The San Diego band Skelpin.
    Skelpin Performs Irish Music And Local Irish Tell Their Stories
    To celebrate St. Patrick's Day and all things Irish, we have a special hour of music, storytelling and performance for you. The San Diego band Skelpin will perform in our KPBS studios. Members of Write Out Loud will share their favorite Irish literature, and three local Irish will explain what it is about the Irish that Americans just don't understand.
  • Famous Faces of the Frontier
    In the 80 years between the beginning of the Mexican War and the passage of the Indian Citizenship Act in 1924, the American West was changing. Faces of the Frontier: Photographic Portraits from the American West, 1845-1924, organized by the National Portrait Gallery, chronicles those changes through photographs of the men and women who transformed the region's nature and identity.
  • Church of Scientology leader David Miscavige, shown here in 2004, was the focus of an investigation that ran in the <em>St. Petersburg Times</em> last year. The church called the report a lie and hired two journalists to investigate the coverage.
    Scientology Pays Reporters To Probe Newspaper
    The Church of Scientology has hired two big names in journalism to investigate coverage in the St. Petersburg Times critical of the secretive religion. As newsrooms downsize, will we see more cases in which the target of a newspaper investigation pays reporters to turn the tables?
  • Aurélia Thierrée delivers a dose of the surreal in "Aurélia's Oratorio."
    Culture Lust Weekend: 'Aurélia's Oratario,' Seeing Beauty, And Some Ukulele
    On our itinerary this Culture Lust Weekend: circus meets performance art at the La Jolla Playhouse, Seeing Beauty at MoPA, and The Belly Up gets plucky.
  • Murder suspect Amanda Knox turns around during a final hearing Friday at the court in Perugia, Italy. An Italian jury has begun deliberations in the yearlong trial of the American student, who is charged with murdering her British roommate Meredith Kercher in 2007 with her former boyfriend, Italian Raffaele Sollecito.
    Italian Jury Deliberates American Student's Fate
    In Italy, jury deliberations began Friday in the trial of an American student accused of murdering her British roommate. Amanda Knox spoke in the courtroom Thursday, thanking her friends and family. She has been in jail for two years. A verdict is expected late Friday or early Saturday.
  • Hayao Miyazaki's "Ponyo"
    Behind the Scenes of Ponyo
    Check Out Some Videos About the Making of Miyazaki's Latest Anime
  • Budget Cuts Are Putting Squeeze on Local Fire Departments
    How will local fire districts deal with the budget cuts from Sacramento? What can residents do on their own to improve local fire protection? We speak to two fire chiefs about the impact of budget cuts on local districts, and to discuss the importance of individual fire preparation.
  • Hayao Miyazaki's latest film, "Ponyo"
    Hayao Miyazaki to Grace Hall H
    Legendary Japanese Filmmaker to Make Comic-Con Debut
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