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  • S.D. Colleges Undergo Green Renovation
    KPBS Environment Reporter Ed Joyce takes a look at how several San Diego college campuses are incorporating sustainable design practices into existing buildings.
  • Rep. John Tanner speaks during a 2007 press conference held by members of the Democratic Blue Dog Coalition and Rep. Ike Skelton on Capitol Hill. The conference focused on the upcoming National Defense Authorization Bill.
    Are Blue Dogs An Endangered Species?
    Conservative Democrats could face tough election challenges in a political climate that is increasingly sour for their party. With the retirements of two House members, Tennessee will be problematic for Democrats in this year's congressional elections.
  • 7 Peacekeepers Killed In Darfur Ambush
    Seven peacekeepers from a joint U.N.-African Union force have been killed and 22 wounded in an attack in Sudan's Darfur region. The peacekeepers were killed when their unit was ambushed by more than 200 gunmen on Tuesday.
  • Tri-City Bond Measure Goes Down to Defeat
    Voters in Carlsbad, Vista, and Oceanside have rejected a 589-million dollar bond measure to upgrade Tri-City Medical Center. It's the third time in the last two years the hospital district has seen th
  • Senegal's Wade Leads in Bid to Hold Presidency
    Early results of Senegal's presidential election show President Abdoulaye Wade with a lead over 14 challengers. He's hoping to avoid a runoff.
  • GOP's Ryan: Budget 'Exploits The Economic Crisis'
    As the top Republican on the House Budget Committee, Wisconsin Republican Paul Ryan will deliver the GOP's alternative plan to President Obama's budget next week. He says he believes the economic crisis is being used as an excuse to grow the size of the government.
  • Physician assistant Tom Harward takes a patient's blood pressure in an exam room at the Belington Clinic, a community health center in Belington, W.Va. Across the U.S., state officials like the amount of increased federal spending in the new health care law, but they are wary of how high their own costs will be and how much heavier their workload is about to become.
    Can States Afford The New Health Care Law?
    State officials like the amount of increased federal spending in the new health care law, but they are wary of how high their own costs will be and how much heavier their workload is about to become.
  • Congress Moves Forward on Farm Bill
    On Friday, Congress may have resolved the legislative knot that is the farm bill, which governs the massive presence of the federal government in farming, food and fiber production, nutrition and even the lumber industry. It also involves one of the most complex lobbying operations in Washington.
  • Should Felons Be Required To Give DNA Samples?
    Should people arrested on felony charges be required to give DNA samples? We'll look at the controversy surrounding this idea.
  • Congressman Hunter Announces Bid for White House
    San Diego Congressman Duncan Hunter says he’s running for the Republican nomination in the 2008 presidential race. Hunter was surrounded by his family and supporters as he made the announcement on th
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