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New York TV Festival Offers Development Deals to Winner

The vote to send a reform and revenue measure for San Diego city voters to decide in November felt anticlimactic. It was the whirlwind of activity and unusual political cooperation that led up to the vote that was the drama. We'll debate the details.

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A group of San Diego State University students and professors plan to cross the U.S.-Mexico border Saturday to protest the California State University's ban on study and research in Tijuana. They say the CSU chancellor's ignorance about Tijuana informed his mistaken decision.

Airs Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at 10 p.m. on KPBS TV

Last week's federal raids on four Southern California museums, including the Mingei International Museum in Balboa Park, were the result of a five year investigation into looted antiquities and tax fr

President Obama is urging the newly empowered GOP to work with him on the economy and warning them not to over-read their election wins. But heated campaign rhetoric has sown mistrust between the two sides. Tuesday's White House meeting offers a chance for the two sides to move beyond the discourse.

Bruce Campbell and Jeffrey Combs Deliver the Goods

A push to overhaul the nation's health care system has cleared another hurdle. Leaders of organized labor say they'll go along with a plan to tax so-called "Cadillac" health care policies after winning concessions designed to shield middle-class families.

Teen Critic Impressed by More Than Cops and Robbers