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As UCSD begins a new academic year, Paul Drake begins a new job. We'll speak UCSD's new senior vice chancellor about what the school's new class looks like what philosophy the university brings to the

What happens when pop culture mixes with politics? What effects can celebrities have on the way we look at political candidates? Host Tom Fudge speaks to James Fowler and Timothy Moore about the role

A San Diego teenager is headed to the national finals of the Siemens Westinghouse Competition, which recognizes the country's top science and math students. Sixteen year old Michael Viscardi won the

Most adults remember taking a test or two in grade school. But few would recall taking upwards of 16 tests in a single year. That's the reality some school kids face in the San Diego Unified School Di

Is there water on Mars? A group of local scientists have found compelling evidence that liquid water exists on the planet. If water does exist on Mars, does it mean that life exists on the red planet?

As Democrats hunt for a single Republican vote needed for a filibuster-proof majority on financial regulation legislation, Tennessee Sen. Robert Corker remains near the top of their list. Corker has shown a willingness to negotiate, and analysts say he's unlikely to face the wrath of voters back home if he supports the bill.

It's the ninth day of heavy fighting in Southern Lebanon. Israeli jets bombard the region, while special forces battle with Hezbollah troops on the ground. What is Israel's military strategy? To find out, Robert Siegel talks with Michael Harris, a professor of political science at Ferris State University.

Implementation of a California state law to protect fragile marine areas has reached the waters off San Diego. Studies have shown the reserves help build up fish populations. KPBS Environmental Report

In the near future, the eastern edge of downtown San Diego might be transformed with a brand new Chargers stadium. The City of San Diego has already built one stadium downtown and is considering building another. But has PETCO Park been a good investment?

Carbon dioxide usually gets most of the blame for global warming, but a dramatic increase in methane gas emissions is worrying scientists. Global warming is causing the world's wetlands to produce more methane gas — which in turn is causing more global warming.