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  • Tijuana Cops Formally Accused of Helping Cartel
    The federal attorney general's office in Mexico has formally accused 21 Tijuana law enforcement officers, including five commanders, of providing protection to the Arellano Felix cartel.
  • Solar Future Bright In California
    The future looks bright for solar power in the nation and San Diego County under an Obama Administration. An energy official expects California will be one of the state's gaining from the federal sti
  • The inventor of the electronic cigarette, Hon Lik smokes his invention in Beiijng on May 25, 2009. Also known as an 'e-cigarette', the battery-powered device is designed as an alternative to cigarettes, cigars and pipes, and provides inhaled doses of nicotine by delivering a vaporized propylene glycol/nicotine solution, while also providing the physical sensation and flavors similar to inhaled tobacco smoke.
    E-Cigarettes: The New Frontier In War On Smoking
    Federal regulators are cracking down on the latest smoking trend: electronic cigarettes. Despite warnings from the Food and Drug Administration that the battery-powered tubes that deliver a nicotine vapor are illegal because they haven't been cleared by regulators, so-called e-cigarettes are still for sale.
  • Group Wants Rare Butterflies Protected
    The Center for Biological Diversity says a federal agency is not protecting two rare butterflies that live in the coastal and mountain areas of San Diego County. KPBS Environment Reporter Ed Joyce say
  • The Deepwater Horizon offshore rig days after the explosion that killed 11 and spilled millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.
    FRONTLINE: The Spill
    Airs Friday, October 29, 2010 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV
  • Flames from a massive fire are seen in a residential neighborhood September 9, 2010 in San Bruno, California. A massive explosion rocked a neighborhood near San Francisco International Airport.
    Calif. Blast Spotlights Nation's Aging Gas Lines
    It's been a week since a massive natural gas explosion leveled a neighborhood in the San Francisco suburb of San Bruno. Investigators still don't know why the decades-old pipeline ruptured.
  • Attorney General Eric Holder
    Justice Dept. To Probe If News Corp. Hacked Sept. 11 Families
    Attorney General Eric Holder told relatives of people who died in the Sept. 11 attacks that a preliminary criminal investigation into the allegations had been opened. But even if the hacking took place on U.S. soil, investigators could run into trouble with the statute of limitations.
  • Families Hope Mass Graves In Mexico Yield Clues About Relatives
    Mexican authorities continue to find bodies in mass graves near the town of San Fernando. The Mexican community lies about 90 miles south of Brownsville, Texas. The grim task of identifying the more than 140 bodies is under way.
  • 'Two Irish Guys In A Donnybrook' For A House Seat
    It's just 10 days before the midterm elections, and one of the most closely watched races in the country is neatly summarized by its incumbent. In Bucks County, Pa., Democratic Congressman Patrick Murphy is squaring off with Mike Fitzpatrick -- the Republican he won his seat from in 2006.
  • Region Receives Millions in Stimulus Money
    The San Diego region will receive $127 million in highway funds from the federal stimulus package. And planners say the money will free up resources for other regional projects too. KPBS reporter Kati
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