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San Diego County's only licensed medical marijuana dispensary will serve its last customers Monday. The business lost its battle to stay open.

Two temporary bus lines will shuttle passengers across North County for the next two-to-four months, as light rail passenger service on Sprinter trains will be disrupted due to emergency brake repairs, transit agency officials said today.

Senator John McCain and Arizona Congressman Jeff Flake were once key authors of a guestworker program for illegal immigrants. They say that's come to an end.

Under sequestration, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is slated to have $500 million slashed from its budget. Border authorities warn this is already making for longer waits. But their warnings don’t seem to pan out.

Filmmaker and photojournalist Christian Poveda was shot to death last week, and authorities suspect his killing is related to the subject matter of his work: the gang warfare that has wreaked havoc on El Salvador for decades.

San Diego’s growing bike contingent is becoming a game-changer in local politics. A group many may have expected to hold liberal views is being courted by independent mayoral candidate Nathan Fletcher. And cyclists are softening to his charms.

Airs Friday, August 31, 2012 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV

Shorts Pack A Punch

Eugenio Velazquez is not a typical courier busted for smuggling drugs on the U.S.-Mexico border.

There have been three major incidents where people with ties to the American government have been shot or killed while working in Mexico and each time, we are told they were not targeted for their work and that it was merely a case of mistaken identity.