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  • Daughters Make Doc About Famous Father
  • The nation is in the midst of the largest mass vaccination campaign against flu in history, but about half the population is saying they are not interested. Many have a sense the vaccine was rushed to production, compromising safety. Some are convinced it contains harmful chemicals.
  • Since President Bush did not renew the State Children's Health Insurance Program, or S-CHIP, California is grappling with the future of its version of the program that covers more than 900,000 kids. B
  • State and federal law enforcement authorities say Mexican drug cartels are increasingly using public land to grow marijuana. However, authorities say this is not the case in San Diego. KPBS Reporter A
  • Yahoo is rejecting an unsolicited $44.6 billion offer from Microsoft. But it remains to be seen whether Yahoo shareholders will support a management decision to snub the software giant's bid.
  • Murray Fisher had a dream: Take the 600 miles of New York City's coastline and all the water surrounding it, and start a maritime high school that would teach inner-city kids about their watery world. His school, the New York Harbor School, is housed in the heart of Brooklyn. But soon, it will move to Governors Island, a tree-covered jewel 800 yards off the coast of Manhattan.
  • Authorities arrest six men accused of plotting an attack on the Fort Dix, N.J., Army base. The six were arrested trying to buy automatic weapons from undercover agents, with plans to "kill as many soldiers as possible," a federal prosecutor's spokesman said.
  • Two executives of a fence company pleaded guilty in federal court in San Diego Thursday morning to knowingly hiring undocumented workers. The Golden State Fence Company and its officials will pay $5 m
  • Southern California has some of the dirtiest air in the country. And air quality monitors say if San Diego-based Sempra Energy moves ahead with plans to import liquefied natural gas, the air will be e
  • A coalition of civil rights organizations sued the City of Escondido today charging a new housing ordinance there is unconstitutional and illegal under state and federal law. KPBS Reporter Amy Isackso
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