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San Diego City Council will consider at its meeting tonight whether to change budget policy so that long term liabilities don’t grow out of control.

We run down 50 favorite pop culture moments of last year, from television to film to books.

The Obama Administration has dramatically ramped up its use of drones as military and foreign policy tools. But many other countries want drones of their own, and advances in technology will soon allow for smaller, more powerful and cheaper models.

Airs Saturday, July 4, 2009 at 8 p.m. on KPBS TV

As Mexican lawmakers try to curb "Narco" culture, the fantasy of living like a drug trafficker is growing in the U.S. It has spread to religion, fashion and television.

Television Panels Strangely Absent from Comic-Con: The Prisoner

Anthem Blue Cross has called off a premium increase that was scheduled to take effect this Saturday. The insurer won't say when some 800-thousand individual policy holders in California will have to pay higher premiums.

Reveille: The Tuesday All-Good News Edition

California's legislative leaders have agreed on a plan to eliminate the state budget deficit. Now, the proposal goes to the full legislature for a vote. Could this be the week that California lawmakers approve a plan to close the state's $26.3 billion budget deficit? We talk to Sacramento Bee reporter Kevin Yamamura, and Political Consultant Leo McElroy about the latest news on the budget talks.

In the current economy, veterans younger than 30 are having an especially difficult time marketing their military skills to potential employers. One former staff sergeant, after getting no offers, says he felt like he'd been demoted to a "private" in the civilian world.