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  • The Roman Catholic Church in Poland and the Vatican suffered an embarrassment Sunday when the newly appointed Archbishop of Warsaw resigned. The reasons: revelations he had collaborated with the Polish secret police during the Communist era. Debbie Elliott discusses the story with John Allen, Senior Correspondent of The National Catholic Reporter.
  • Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and other Democratic leaders are telling President Bush they feel it would be a serious mistake to increase U.S. troop levels in Iraq. The comments come as Mr. Bush prepares to unveil his new war strategy.
  • A massive development project on San Diego’s prime bay front is coming under increased scrutiny. Opponents of the Navy Broadway project gathered today to raise objections to the proposed high rises b
  • John Negroponte is expected to leave his post as the director of national intelligence to become deputy secretary of state. The unexplained move appears to be a demotion, with Negroponte moving from a Cabinet-level job to a position one-rung lower on the federal ladder.
  • A century ago, hundreds of Koreans were brought to Mexico to work in Mexican haciendas, making heavy sacrifices and facing countless hardships. Elsa Sevilla talks to some of their descendants living i
  • More than 300,000 cattle are stranded without food in Colorado after last week's snow storm. The National Guard launched a "haylift" Tuesday, with helicopters dropping bales of hay near the animals. Joy and Steve Wooten are hoping their livestock get some of that help.
  • The Department of Homeland Security has given San Diego top marks when it comes to disaster communication. Heather Hill has the story.
  • Environmental groups and government agencies are gearing up to get a share of billions of dollars for water and park projects. The money is up for grabs because voters passed Proposition 84 in Novembe
  • After a six-year effort, talk-show host Oprah Winfrey has opened a school in South Africa. The $40 million leadership academy for poor girls drew a star-studded group to its campus for the grand opening.
  • Opponents of the massive development proposed for the Navy Broadway Complex on San Diego Bay say they want to see the lease agreement between the Navy and the developer Doug Manchester.
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