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  • and the public embark on a 24-hour mission to identify as many species of animal and plant life in Balboa Park. The curator of entomology at the San Diego Natural History Museum shares his expectation
  • The results of last month's presidential election in Zimbabwe have yet to be announced. The government says they are in the process of verifying the votes, but leaders of the opposition claim long-term President Robert Mugabe is merely delaying the process in an attempt to retain power. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jendayi Frazer discusses the ongoing political battle and potential international intervention.
  • During the event the best resource by far I found for homeowners struggling to avoid foreclosure was the
  • Del Toro Confirmed to Direct The Hobbit
  • The US Supreme Court on Monday upheld Indiana's voter ID law, considered the strictest in the country. Proponents say voter ID laws prevent voter fraud while opponents say they disenfranchise the poor
  • Gay rights is an issue in several San Diego city council races this June. KPBS reporter Alison St John has more.
  • The Dutch parliament is proposing a ban on the sale of hallucinogenic mushrooms. Lawmakers are being misled when they cite dangerous behavior induced by 'shrooms, according to Charles Overby, who runs Mushroom Galaxy.
  • Iran's president visited India and Pakistan this week in hopes of sealing a billion-dollar gas pipeline deal, which would link Iran to growing South Asian nations. The deal is opposed by the United States.
  • The U.S. Border Patrol is now checking the citizenship of passengers on domestic ferry routes around Washington state's San Juan Islands. Some passengers say having to identify themselves when traveling inside the U.S. is a violation of privacy.
  • At a news conference Tuesday in North Carolina, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama strongly condemned recent remarks by his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. In recent days, Wright had sought to defend controversial comments he made in the past.
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