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San Diego City Council President Tony Young joins us to discuss the recently passed regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries, and to fill us in on the budget cuts the council is considering for next year. We'll also hear an update on the latest issues affecting Council District 4.

U.S. Embassy officials met with Mexico's alleged child assassin to check on his welfare and provide him with information on a lawyer in the case that he is an American, a spokesman said Tuesday.

Edgar Millan Gomez, Mexico's acting chief of the federal police, was shot dead outside his home in Mexico City Thursday. Coordinator of anti-drug operations within the Mexican military, he was the third police official killed in the past week.

When Atlas Shrugged: Part 1 opens on April 15, will it become the movie manifesto of America's Tea Party? Some conservatives see the film version of Rand's epic 1957 novel as a glitzy opportunity to spread the party's tenets of lower taxes and smaller government.

Economists view the tax cut package announced by President Obama as a necessary step to keep the economy from slipping further. But they have mixed opinions about how great an impact it can have, while some worry about its long-term costs.

Financial markets may have stabilized, but the housing market remains deeply troubled. New industry data show both sales and prices are slipping again in many markets, despite the lowest mortgage interest rates in nearly 40 years.

The U.S. drug czar toured the San Diego-Tijuana border Tuesday. The director of the Office Of Drug Control Policy says he heard a lot of praise for the border fence.

The former Alaska governor was coy about her future political plans and tried to focus attention on the upcoming midterm elections at Friday's annual Ronald Reagan Dinner in Iowa. She called on Republicans to get behind the candidates who won their primaries.

The Dow Jones industrial average closed down more than 500 points on Thursday, its worst drop since 2008. The sell-off wiped out the Dow's gains for 2011. It put the Dow and broader stock indexes into what investors call a correction — down 10 percent from their highs in the spring.

Is justice blind? Not according to Former U.S. Attorney for New Mexico, David Iglesias. He'll talk about why he and seven other prosecutors were fired by the Bush administration.