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  • The United Nations Security Council meets to consider its response to an announcement from North Korea that it has completed its first nuclear test. The council is likely to consider sanctions including blocking technology transfers to and from North Korea.
  • Saturday night, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and state treasurer Phil Angelides sat down for a one-hour debate as television cameras captured their personalities and policy positions. Host Gloria Pe
  • Next month, Californians will decide whether smokers will have to cough up more money for a pack of cigarettes. Prop 86 on the November ballot would raise tobacco taxes by $2.60 a pack. Supporters sa
  • In September, the number of wounded U.S. troops in Iraq reached its highest monthly toll in nearly two years. Retired U.S. Army Col. Douglas MacGregor discuss what the figures say about the Iraqi insurgency.
  • In what is shaping up to be a tough year for Republicans, Dick DeVos, the wealthy Republican candidate Michigan governor is within striking distance of the Democratic incumbent, Jennifer Granholm. Michigan's economy has serious troubles, and DeVos lays the blame squarely on Gov. Granholm. But Granholm disagrees, and says the fault lies with the policies of President Bush.
  • On Wednesday, the Escondido City Council passed a new law making it illegal for landlords to rent to undocumented immigrants. Full Focus explores the implications of the ordinance.
  • A fiery debate over the rights of illegal immigrants and their landlords came to a head last night. The Escondido City Council passed an ordinance that punishes landlords who rent to illegal immigrant
  • The world economy has created a new class of global engineers. AnnaLee Saxenian, the dean of the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley, has written a new book about this group. Deborah Amos talks to her about The New Argonauts.
  • It's getting closer to election time and campaigns everywhere are getting going. Steve Padilla is seeking re-election as mayor of Chula Vista. The incumbent mayor talks about his record and his goals
  • Part of the huge multi-billion dollar infrastructure package on the California ballot includes money for transportation projects. A recent study found that five of the state's biggest cities, includin
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