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  • Federal agents are searching four museums in Southern California, including the Mingei International Museum in Balboa Park, looking for possibly stolen artifacts.
  • San Diego Unified school board member John Evans wants district officials to analyze the purpose behind all the testing taking place in the district. KPBS Reporter Ana Tintocalis has more.
  • A multiyear investigation has led federal agents to search the Office of Special Counsel's building. Employees have alleged that the agency, which investigates whistleblower complaints, was misused for political purposes. The FBI secured a separate subpoena for the agency chief's home, but no one has officially been charged with a crime.
  • FBI agents on Tuesday raided the Office of the Special Counsel, the agency that investigates whistleblower and discrimination complaints by federal employees. The FBI is examining allegations of political misconduct by agency employees.
  • A Federal Court Judge has handed down a 12-year sentence to former San Diego defense contractor Brent Wilkes. Wilkes was convicted on 14 counts for his role in the Randy Cunningham bribery scandal. KP
  • We talk to Republican Congressman Brian Bilbray about what California can learn from Arizona's immigration law and discuss the economic impact of illegal immigration with leading San Diego economists. And we talk to the San Diego Police Department about its arrest policies and efforts to ensure that community members feel safe going to the police department to report a crime.
  • Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has signaled that interest rate cuts may be over for now. In remarks to an international monetary conference, Bernanke said that inflation has become a worry. The Fed chairman said that high oil prices are a doubled-edged sword.
  • A sixth boat used to smuggle people and or drugs from Mexico to the U.S. was abandoned at the beach at dawn in Del Mar on Sunday. Del Mar lifeguards say it was the first night in two months that feder
  • After 2008, the GOP made a concerted effort to recruit more diverse candidates. And it appears to have paid off, as a record number of Latino Republicans and the first black Republicans in years are headed to Capitol Hill.
  • Lawyers for Spain and a treasure hunting company based in Tampa, Fla., square off in federal court over what may be the most valuable shipwreck ever found. Spain believes the half-billion dollars in silver and gold coins may be its property and that the company that recovered it is withholding information that may show that to be the case.
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