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  • Judge Will Determine If Health Care Law Is Constitutional
    A federal judge will hear oral arguments this month over whether the federal health care law is constitutional. A prominent California conservative legal group believes the case could ultimately be decided on how health care is viewed by the public.
  • San Diego Home Prices Rise Again
    A survey of the nation's top housing markets showed another gain in home values in August.
  • Riders at the Spanish Riding School, Vienna, Austria. Hear the story of the world-famous Lipizzaner stallions, from their origins in ancient times to the almost unknown drama of their rescue in 1945.
    NATURE: Legendary White Stallions
    Airs Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2016 at 8 p.m. & Sunday, Dec. 18 at 3 p.m. on KPBS TV
  • Marine Reservist Eyed In 2010 Gunfire At Pentagon
    Yonathan Melaku, 22, has been in custody since police found him wandering around Arlington National Cemetery last week after closing hours. Federal sources say ballistics evidence ties him to shots fired at the Marine Corps Museum and the Pentagon in 2010.
  • The logistics company self-inspects all its trucks before the driver departs for the border crossing.
    Delays At The Border, Delays For Business
    It's a complaint echoed from San Diego to Brownsville. Some five million trucks per year are subject to costly delays at the U.S.-Mexico border as a result of rigorous security measures put in place in the last decade. These delays affect the timeliness of a trucker’s delivery.
  • Firefighter Brandie Smith walks by the remains of a structure destroyed in the Black Forest wildfire north of Colorado Springs last month. More than 500 homes have been lost to wildfire in the state this year.
    Despite Hefty Payouts, Fire Insurance Costs Hold Steady
    Wildfires have already destroyed hundreds of homes in the American West this year. The insurance industry is once again poised to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars to cover those losses, as it already has for homeowners who lost their houses during last year's fire season.
  • Loughner Makes Court Appearance, Awaits State Charges
    The suspect in a deadly Arizona shooting is in a federal courtroom facing charges of attempting to assasinate a congresswoman.
  • Customers shop for guns at Freddie Bear Sports sporting goods store on Jan. 19 in Tinley Park, Ill. One of the gun provisions in the spending bill prevents the Justice Department from requiring gun dealers to conduct an inventory to see if guns are lost or stolen.
    NRA-Driven Gun Provisions Pass Along With Spending Bill
    The House voted overwhelmingly Thursday to approve a temporary measure to keep the government funded through the end of September. Government shutdown averted.
  • Ford's Michigan Assembly Plant used to produce SUVs. Now it churns out the Ford Focus, with help from a federal loan program. House Republicans are looking to cut funding for the program to offset money for disaster relief.
    The New Standoff: Clean-Car Jobs Vs. Disaster Relief
    The House's stopgap spending bill, rejected by the Senate on Friday, takes money from a federal clean cars program to offset spending for disaster aid. Some Republicans see the move as a matter of prioritization, but opponents say it would put American manufacturing jobs at risk.
  • Don Ryan, 85 and daughter Jane Zottolo
    Program Aimed To Curb Hospital Readmissions Expands
    San Diego will be expanding a new program this month aimed to tackle the problem of readmitting patients after they've been discharged from a hospital.
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