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  • Firefighting Crews Get Relief, Rest as Fires are Slowly Contained
    More than 1,800 firefighters are battling the Poomacha Fire in North County. It's 45 percent contained, but still threatening 2,000 homes around Palomar Mountain. Crews will be cutting more lines toda
  • Sheltering The Homeless In San Diego
    As the location of a new winter shelter is debated, we discuss the people who make up San Diego's homeless. Each year at this time, the San Diego City Council debates where this year's temporary winter homeless shelter should be located. We'll hear what's being proposed and get a glimpse at the diverse backgrounds and needs of San Diego's homeless.
  • Documentary Attempts To Lift The Curtain On Prop 8
    A new documentary, "8: The Mormon Proposition," focuses on individuals and families impacted by Prop 8. We speak to filmmaker Steven Greenstreet. Closing arguments in the Prop 8 Marriage trial took place last week. A ruling is expected this summer.
  • Many working mothers say their employers don't support them when they need to tend to a sick child. In this file photo, a single mother holds her child at a health clinic in Colorado.
    Working Moms' Challenges: Paid Leave, Child Care
    The past week's political firestorm has focused on stay-at-home moms. But more than 70 percent of women with young children now work. And they're hoping the presidential candidates address some of the economic challenges they face in raising their children.
  • Reporters Discuss San Diego's Top Stories for 2006; Part II
    KPBS News Director Michael Marcotte talks about some of the year's most important stories with the journalists who covered them.
  • The Rape of Europa
    The Rape of Europa takes its cue from the book of the same name by first-time author Lynn H. Nicholas. The book bore the subtitle: The Fate of Europe's…
  • Challenging Year Ahead For Local School Districts
    The new school year began for many San Diego County schools this week. How will the San Diego Unified School District move ahead without a superintendent in place?
  • A water truck heads up Colorado Road 215 along Parachute Creek. Water is key to extracting natural gas from deep underground.
    Quakes Caused By Waste From Gas Wells, Study Finds
    The salty, toxic wastewater that's used in hydrofracking and other gas drilling is likely to blame for small earthquakes in the Midwest, a new study from the U.S. Geological Survey concludes. The water is pumped deep underground, where it lubricates faults and causes them to slip.
  • Salton Sea Restoration Mandate May Find Traction in 2008
    State-mandated legislation to restore the Imperial County's Salton Sea may move forward early next year. The bill hit a snag in committee at the end of the legislative session. KPBS reporter Ed Joyce
  • The Races for Supervisor: A Hot Contest or a Slam Dunk?
    Well, let's list the possible answers:
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