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  • UC Regents Discuss Budget Cuts At San Diego Meeting
    University of California regents met in San Diego this week to discuss how to close a $1 billion budget gap. UC President Mark Yudof said thousands of qualified applicants will be turned away because of a proposed $500 million budget cut for 2011-2012, and other "unavoidable" expenses. The California State University system is also facing massive budget cuts that could lead to layoffs, and higher tuition. We discuss how the budget cuts could impact California colleges.
  • Do San Diego Theaters Need A Fresh Vision?
    Charles McNulty, the longtime theater critic for the LA Times thinks Southern California theaters, including The Old Globe and the La Jolla Playhouse, are leaning too commercial and not producing enough innovative contemporary drama. Do you agree?
  • This photograph of Abraham Lincoln was taken by Anthony Berger at Mathew Brady's Washington gallery on February 9, 1864. This photograph was adapted for use as the face portrait on a five-dollar bill.
    Looking For Lincoln, Parts One & Two
    Airs Monday, November 14, 2011 at 10 p.m. & 11 p.m. on KPBS TV
  • New Pavilion Unveiled At Port Of San Diego
    Unified Port of San Diego officials today showed off its $28 million Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier, which will serve as an auxiliary terminal for cruise ships and a venue for public events.
  • Newly elected French President Nicolas Sarkozy shares a laugh with outgoing President Jacques Chirac on May 10 in Paris.
    French President Nicolas Sarkozy Promises Change
    France's new conservative president, who worked his way up the ladder in a rise unusual in the country's political history, is offering his people the option of radical change.
  • An Afghan Arab, known only as Khan, claims to be the regional commander for 3,000 to 4,000 Mujahidin in north central Afghanistan.
    FRONTLINE: Fighting For Bin Laden
    Airs Friday, May 6, 2011 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV
  • House Minority Leader John Boehner of Ohio holds up a copy of the GOP agenda, "A Pledge to America," last month in Virginia. Republicans are using the 21-page document as a road map to fix the economy. But if they regain control of the House next month, will they be able to keep those promises?
    If The Republicans Win, How Will They Lead?
    A leading GOP lawmaker says Job 1 will be extending all of the Bush tax cuts. But a budget expert says if that's the starting point, getting the budget under control will be almost impossible.
  • Barbara Rourke and Jason St. John, two of the three designers that make up the design company Bells and Whistles.
    Designing A Hit Restaurant
    Today’s foodie culture has everyone talking about food and where it comes from. But it’s not just the food that makes the dining experience special. It’s also the ambiance and design of a restaurant.
  • A union operated San Diego garbage truck makes its rounds. City employee unions are balking at a new pension reform the would freeze employee pay in an effort to lower pension costs.
    'Pensionable Pay' Concept Will Be Closely Watched
    The city once famously labeled “Enron by the Sea” has been getting a lot of positive attention lately for its efforts to reign in pension costs.
  • Actor turned hip-hop musician? Joaquin Phoenix in "I'm Still Here"
    Review: 'I'm Still Here'
    Hoax, Celebrity Meltdown, or an Artist Trying to Reinvent Himself?
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