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The Sierra Club is concerned some of the earthquake aid on its way to Mexicali may be hazardous to people's health. Baja California officials say 200 travel trailers are scheduled to arrive next week to house earthquake victims. A collaboration between KPBS and Tijuanapress.com.

The Arizona State University Hispanic Mother Daughter Program helps create college bound Latinas, & smarter moms.

During its trip, the truck was twice parked alongside North County thoroughfares, creating a roadside curiosity.

The Iraqi Chaldean community in San Diego is still trying to come to terms with a massacre at a Catholic church in Baghdad that left more than 50 people dead.

The arrest of a notorious drug gang leader who operated in Tijuana has not put an end to drug-related killings there. More than 20 people have been murdered since Teodoro Garcia Simental was detained.

Airs Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV

The mother of a 12-year-old boy says the 10-year-old neighbor suspected of fatally stabbing her son is not a monster.

Thursday afternoon’s attack was motivated by money not ideology. Mexican law enforcement officials believe the burning was the result of a refusal to pay an extortion to one side in an ongoing war among drug cartels.

Filmmaker Charlie Minn says if his documentary weren't called "8 Murders a Day," it would be named "No Justice."

With gas prices jumping 60 cents in a month, San Diegans are looking for ways to cope and hoping for a reversal.