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Criminal organizations are finding ways to get large quantities of pseudoephedrine from pharmacies to funnel to large meth labs in California. This is the second story in a two-part series on meth in the Southwest.

In the first of two stories on counterterrorism training, NPR reports on one training session that turned a state employee into a suspect.

Three young filmmakers are producing organic vegetables, goat milk and award-winning digital animation from an outpost they built for themselves in the hills of California.

The Arab Spring has largely bypassed Lebanon, but the new government may still be in jeopardy. The uprising in Syria is seen as an imminent danger. And it doesn't help that four members of Hezbollah — a key player in the new government — are accused in the killing of a former prime minister.

The president's appearance Friday was partly about driving the discussion by pundits and the American people over the weekend. It's the last weekend before a deal must be achieved, according to the White House timeline, to meet the Aug. 2 date beyond which the Treasury Department runs out of accounting tricks to pay the nation's bills.

The president said, "we know how we can create a package that solves the deficits and debt for a significant period of time. But in order to do that we've got to get started now."

Anyone who has spent time in Balboa Park would have to agree that a plan to remove the cars from the Plaza de Panama is a great idea. The matter comes before city council for a vote next week so now is a good time to review the issues.

Families sending a son or daughter to San Diego State University next year will have to pay considerably more than this year.

What's going on in Washington DC may be political posturing - aimed at gaining the advantage in next year's election - but it could have an immediate effect right here in our community.

The diplomatic recognition could free up more than $30 billion in Gadhafi-regime assets for the opposition's use.