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The United States is embroiled in a handful of concurrent international military conflicts. Yet the National Mall is quiet and the streets of Washington are pretty much protester-free. Whatever happened to the anti-war movement?

San Diego Asian FIlm Foundation's New Mini Fest

After two years of the Obama presidency, advocates and opponents of comprehensive immigration reform are criticizing the President's emphasis on deportation and border security.

Full fire service will be restored to the city of San Diego, but libraries and recreation centers would see their hours cut in half under the mayor’s budget proposal.

Ali Tarhouni, the Libyan rebels' finance and oil minister, visited the city under siege by leader Moammar Gadhafi's forces. He brought money and a message: that the people haven't been forgotten. "I went there to boost their morale — the fact of the matter [is] they boosted my morale," he says.

A performance of famous sacred music by Bach, an art show tribute to Charles Bukowski, and more from the handmade revolution. If you're not heading to the desert for Coachella, then we've got some local options for you.

Gov. Jerry Brown has rounded up more law enforcement support for his plan to realign public safety resources in California.

Libyan rebels have been unable to break the back of Moammar Gadhafi's forces despite international airstrikes. NATO allies are asking the U.S. to deepen its involvement in a conflict some experts say could last years. Several analysts offered strategies on how the U.S. can avoid getting drawn in too deep.

What's fueling the growth of the local food truck scene? And, why are some large fast food chains now jumping into the mobile food service business? We'll discuss how the perception of food trucks is changing nationwide, and what makes the local scene unique.

Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher and State Senator Christine Kehoe look back at the budget process which led to a legislative stalemate and the possibility of an all-cuts budget after three months of negotiations between Governor Jerry Brown and the California Assembly over how to close a $15.4 billion dollar budget deficit broke down.