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A proposed resolution that would designate the slaughter of Armenians by the Ottomon Turks during World War I as "genocide" is making its way through Congress.

Turkey shells suspected Kurdish rebel camps across the border in northern Iraq, but the government appeared unlikely to move toward sending ground troops until next week because of a holiday.

Should San Diego ban alcohol on all city beaches? Councilman Kevin Faulconer has proposed an around-the-clock alcohol ban at all beaches in his council district. We speak to activists on both sides of

United States Sen. Jim Webb of Virginia is perhaps best-known for his vocal opposition to the Bush administration's Iraq War policy. But he's also passionate about the impact of high incarceration rates on American communities. Webb talks about the financial and social costs to keeping millions of people incarcerated in federal, state or local facilities.

It's time to celebrate the art of horror and gore and, to that end, KPBS film critic Beth Accomando searched San Diego stages looking for the spooky blend. She finds it at Sledgehammer Theater with th

Top Military Brass from the Navy, the Marine Corp and the National Guard gathered at Camp Pendleton Marine Base to announce a package of new laws signed this week by Governor Schwarzenegger. The laws

Violence is growing in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, a hotbed of ethnic tensions among its Kurdish, Arab and Turkmen residents. It now appears that the long dispute over whether the city will become part of the autonomous Kurdistan is not likely to be resolved this year. A referendum on it was due before 2008.

The conversation continues with Angela Wright, a woman who alleges that she, too, was sexually harassed by Clarence Thomas before his appointment to the United States Supreme Court.

San Diego city residents will see their water rates go up an average of $1.40 a month. It’s the second rate increase this year, but this time it’s not to pay for crumbling infrastructure.

San Diego City Council put a toe into the water debate this week, but didn't wade in very deep. However, during the Water Summit at City Hall they splashed around in the issues long enough to reveal d