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Hear the details on see the proposed plans to widen Interstate 5 from La Jolla to Oceanside.

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger would seem to need friends as he tries to resolve yet another budget crisis. But he's facing battles with entrenched opposition on three fronts.

Airs Monday, May 11, 2009 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV

Some 850 Health care clinics around California have gone almost a month without Medi-Cal reimbursements because state lawmakers have not passed a budget. Now, a key loan that kept dozens of clinics operating is tapped out.

Correction officials in California see San Quentin State Prison, once a notoriously violent place, as a model for reform at a time when the state's prison system is in crisis.

House Democrats have pushed through an extension of tax cuts for the middle class -- sending the bill to a certain death in the Senate. Republican House Speaker-elect John Boehner called the move "chicken crap," but will the Democrats' symbolic act pay off with voters in 2012?

American Airlines grounded 900 flights Thursday to inspect the wiring in the wheel wells. It's the latest in a string of cancellations since the Federal Aviation Administrative began a sweeping audit of all U.S. carriers.

The methane gas released from cow manure is a valuable renewable energy source for many dairy farmers. But the gas creates smog, so farmers trying to reduce one type of pollution are, in fact, creating another.

A federal judge in Phoenix is expected to rule Wednesday on the fate of a top U.S. Olympic wrestling coach. Roman Wroclawski is being held at the request of the Polish government, which accuses him of falsifying loan documents. But Wroclawski and his lawyer say the Poles just don't want him coaching the U.S. team.

Early returns show a majority of voters in Chula Vista in favor of a proposition that would bar the city from agreements that favor union labor in publicly funded projects.