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  • Prosecutors allege that the suspects provided financial support to young men from the Somali community in Minneapolis to go to Somalia and fight on behalf of al-Shabab, a group on the State Department's list of terrorist organizations. Five of the Minnesotans have been killed.
  • A federal judge ordered a Minnesota woman to ante up $222,000 for violating copyright laws by sharing music illegally downloaded, marking the first time such a suit against an individual had gone to trial.
  • Iraq held its first elections in four years Saturday, and they went more smoothly than anyone had hoped. There were no reports of major violence or massive problems at the polls. But counting the ballots could take days.
  • Sweetwater's school superintendent met behind closed doors with school trustees yesterday to talk about his performance in the South Bay district. KPBS Reporter Ana Tintocalis says his critics used that review to submit their own progress report:
  • KPBS Reporter Joanne Faryon looks back at how the economic crisis has impacted the people of San Diego.
  • What role does a community play in solving crimes? We'll look at how San Diego County Crime Stoppers has provided a place for the public to work with law enforcement on reporting crimes.
  • Over the past six months, Republicans used the White House push for a health care overhaul as a way to build grass-roots energy and rebuild enthusiasm among activists demoralized by the Democratic sweep back in 2008.
  • Just days after the firm was accused of fraud by the government, a Senate panel is hearing testimony from Goldman Sachs officials about claims that the firm used a strategy that allowed it to profit from the housing crisis at the expense of clients.
  • The Department of Energy has proposed two electricity corridors -- one in our region. The proposals would allow federal power to trump local land use decisions. One of seven public hearings on the pro
  • One prominent Republican drew the ire of his fellow party members this week by calling the passage of the health care bill the GOP's Waterloo. But Republicans say the issue has lost none of its power to motivate the opposition in the midterm elections and beyond.
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