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Valley Center Author Found Guilty Of Practicing Medicine Without License
- Feb. 4, 2016
- By Deb Welsh
Robert Young, the author of "The pH Miracle: Balance Your Diet, Reclaim Your Health," is facing jail time for providing bogus medical treatments.
San Diegans Offset Air Travel With Carbon Credits
- Oct. 22, 2015
- By Deb Welsh
Now San Diego air travelers can go to an airport coffee shop and get a carbon offset sticker with their cappuccino.
Mesa Community College Kicks Off 4-Year Degree Program
- Aug. 25, 2015
- By Deb Welsh
As part of a state pilot program Mesa College is offering a four-year degree in Health Information Management.
Affirmative Action Bans Lead To Decline In Medical School Enrollees Of Color
- July 7, 2015
- By Deb Welsh
The findings show affirmative action bans have led to about a 17 percent decline in first-time medical school enrollees who are underrepresented students of color.
San Diegans Face Property Tax Deadline
- Dec. 9, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Property taxes are due Wednesday. Failure to make the payment on time will result in a 10 percent penalty.
Big Turnout Expected For Clean The Bay Day
- Oct. 24, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Clean the Bay Day is Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at South Shores Park. During last year's event, volunteers collected 561 pounds of trash.
U.S. Supreme Court To Decide San Diego Man's Death Sentence
- Oct. 21, 2014
- By Deb Welsh and Associated Press
The high court has agreed to consider a case that will determine the constitutionality of dismissing minority jurors.
Saturday Is "Electric Vehicle Day" In San Diego
- Sept. 19, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Want to get to know more about electric vehicles and even test drive one? This Saturday is your chance.
When Baby Boomers Take A Vacation, It's Often A 'Celebration'
- Aug. 8, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Even hard-earned vacation time doesn't come without its challenges. Figuring out where to go and staying within your budget are two of the biggest problems for vacationers.
Del Mar Makes Changes To Turf Track After Horse Deaths
- July 28, 2014
- By Deb Welsh and Associated Press
Eight horses at the Del Mar Race Track have died in two weeks of racing. Four of the horses were running on the track's turf course when they were injured and eventually euthanized.
Are You Ready For Some FootGolf?
- July 11, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Forget "Route 66." You can now get your kicks by playing a new and wildly popular sport called “footgolf."
North County Manufacturing Roundtable In Vista On Tuesday
- June 30, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
An executive roundtable Tuesday will talk about the reasons manufacturing companies choose to operate or stay in San Diego's North County.
Nation Recognizes PTSD Awareness Day
- June 27, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Friday is the nation's official day to focus on post-traumatic stress disorder, a condition that has affected many veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Public To Review San Diego County Community Enhancement Grants
- June 12, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Critics say the Neighborhood Reinvestment Program essentially is a slush fund that County supervisors can tap into when in need of political support. But the public has more opportunities to give input into how Community Enhancement grants are spent.
Interfaith Community Services Receives HUD Grant To Help North County Homeless
- June 23, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
More than 1,600 homeless individuals were found in North County on a single day last January.
San Diego Chaldean Members Urge President Obama To Help In Iraq
- June 20, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Some of San Diego's Iraqi community are heading to Washington, D.C. in hopes of convincing President Barack Obama to take action against a militant offensive.
Nearly Half Of Californians Favor Health Care Reform, Survey Reveals
- May 26, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Nearly half of Californians have a generally favorable opinion of federal health care reform, according to a new survey by the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California.
San Diego County Grand Jury Wants Accountability
- May 21, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
The San Diego County grand jury can make recommendations to government entities, but it has no policing powers to ensure any changes are made. It wants "implementation review committees" created so the grand jury's work isn't ignored.
Bad News Keeps Piling Up For North County's Gregory Canyon Landfill
- May 2, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said this week it was withdrawing Gregory Canyon Ltd.'s permit application for the project proposed for east of Interstate 15 along the San Luis Rey River.
San Diego State University Seeks Memorabilia From MLK Visit
- April 7, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
School officials want to commemorate the visit of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to SDSU nearly 50 years ago but are having difficulty locating memorabilia from the event.
Do's And Don'ts When San Diego's Rattlesnake Season Arrives Early
- March 25, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
The number of rattlesnake calls to the San Diego County Department of Animal Services has more than tripled compared to the same period last year.
Legendary Racehorse On The Move Even In Death
- March 14, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
The remains of the first racehorse bred in California to earn more than $1 million was exhumed after nearly 50 years by a group of archeology students before being moved to Del Mar..
PBS Survey Shows Parents Concerned Kids Aren't Ready For School
- March 6, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
If you're a parent with a young child you may be worried that he or she lacks the necessary skills to start elementary school. According to a new survey, you're not alone.
San Diego's Superbowl Of Ornithology In Its 18th Year
- Feb. 27, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
The annual San Diego Bird Festival, now in its 18th year, is called the "Superbowl of Ornithology."
Congress Urging San Diego High School Students To Develop Mobile App For STEM Contest
- Feb. 25, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Congress wants to hear from tomorrow's innovative leaders today. That's why representatives have launched the first annual "Science, Technology, Engineering and Math" -- or "STEM" competition for high school students.
Forest Service, CPUC Hold Public Meeting Over Backcountry Power Pole Conversion Project
- Feb. 19, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
The U.S. Forest Service and California Public Utilities Service are hosting a public meeting to discuss San Diego Gas & Electric's master special use permit project.
Breaking Down Faulconer's Win In San Diego Mayor's Race
- Feb. 12, 2014
- By Deb Welsh, Tarryn Mento
Overnight, Republican Kevin Faulconer went from city councilman to mayor-elect. For insight into how he defeated Democrat David Alvarez, KPBS Morning Edition Anchor Deb Welsh spoke with San Diego Mesa College political science Professor Carl Luna.
SDSU Professor Helps Test California Kelp For Radiation Exposure From Fukushima Disaster
- Feb. 10, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
Nearly three years after the Fukushima nuclear incident, testing for radiation will begin on samples taken from the kelp forest along the California coastline.
Toni Atkins To Become First State Assembly Speaker From San Diego
- Jan. 24, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
KPBS Morning Edition host Deb Welsh spoke with Democratic Assemblywoman Toni Atkins about "then and now," and asked if she had any idea she'd end up where she is today.
Loan Repayment Program For Nursing Students Accepting Applications
- Jan. 17, 2014
- By Deb Welsh
A federal program that repays school loans partially for nursing students in exchange for taking a job in an underserved area is now accepting applications.
Water Rates At Root Of San Diego's Case Against Metropolitan Water District
- Dec. 17, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
The latest salvo in a long-standing feud between the San Diego County Water Authority and the Los Angeles-based Metropolitan Water District of Southern California is playing out in a San Francisco court beginning Tuesday.
What's Worse Government Shutdown Or Hitting The Debt Ceiling?
- Sept. 27, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Top House Republican leaders have rejected the short-term spending plan expected to be passed by the Senate in coming days — increasing the possibility of a government shutdown next week. But that's not the only problem we're facing.
Following The Money In The Race For San Diego's Mayor: Who's In The Lead?
- Sept. 20, 2013
- By Deb Welsh, Joe Yerardi / inewsource
Our media partner inewsource brings us an update on who has received the most $1,000-plus contributions in the race for San Diego's next mayor.
How To Beat The Flu This Season
- Sept. 16, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
It may still be too early to tell exactly what this year's flu season will bring, but it's not too early to roll up your sleeve for a vaccine.
Dow Jones Industial Averages Is Set For Changes
- Sept. 11, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Alcoa, Bank of America and Hewlett-Packard are being dropped from the index of America's 30 top companies and replaced by Goldman Sachs, Nike and Visa.
How To Talk To Someone Who's Thinking About Suicide
- Sept. 10, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
A record number of people committed suicide in San Diego County last year, 413 to be exact. But why?
Q&A: Why Are Back-To-School Sales Down?
- Aug. 19, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Consumers are ordinarily big spenders when it comes to back to school purchases. But this year, those sales are down by as much as 9 percent. Why?
Summer Months Peak Season For West Nile Virus
- July 31, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
In San Diego County, three crows have tested positive for West Nile virus in recent weeks. KPBS Morning Edition's Deb Welsh speaks with Chris Conlan, a county health official, to learn what makes the virus so prevalent.
Comic-Con Invades San Diego
- July 18, 2013
- By Beth Accomando, Deb Welsh
Just ahead of Comic-Con day one, KPBS Morning Edition's Deb Welsh talks with KPBS arts reporter — and longtime Comic-Con attendee — Beth Accomando.
Former Troop Member Responds To Boy Scouts' Acceptance Of Openly Gay Youths
- May 28, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Chance Kawar, an Eagle Scout and former member of La Mesa's Troop 51, shares his thoughts on the Boy Scouts of America's recent vote to end its ban on openly gay youths.
Brothers Bound For "Biggest Baddest Bucketlist Competition"
- May 16, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Two San Diego brothers with a passion for travel video blogging are selected among 10 finalists for the competition.
County Seeks Families To Adopt Foster Children
- May 9, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
San Diego County is renewing its commitment to find loving, permanent homes for children now in temporary foster care. KPBS Morning Edition Anchor Deb Welsh spoke with County Supervisor Dave Roberts about the effort.
Breakthrough Results Lead To Multi-Million Dollar Donation
- March 25, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Former Padres owner John Moores wants to strike-out river blindness.
Medical Marijuana Machines Could Find Home In San Diego
- March 12, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Similar to a vending machine, the Medbox safely and securely dispenses medical marijuana.
Cancer Research In San Diego At Risk
- March 4, 2013
- By Deb Welsh
Billions of dollars in cancer research funding could be lost to sequestration.
Local University Says No To LGBT Organization
- Dec. 17, 2012
- By Deb Welsh
Point Loma Nazarene University will not allow an LGBT organization on campus. For many students not only is the decision disappointing, but it's also frustrating.
State Parks Director Optimistic About His New Job
- Nov. 22, 2012
- By Deb Welsh
Marine Corps Major General Anthony Jackson didn't need the job as Director of California State Parks, but he took it anyway.
Psychiatrist Is Building Public Awareness About Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Oct. 4, 2012
- By Deb Welsh
A well-known clinical psychiatrist will discuss Post Traumatic Stress Disorder during a lecture on the San Diego State University campus.
Is 'Apple Mania' For Apple Products Real Or Hype?
- Sept. 28, 2012
- By Deb Welsh
Purchases of the iPhone 5 could be just for the thrill of it.
Einstein's Brain Available Through iPad App
- Sept. 26, 2012
- By Deb Welsh, Marissa Cabrera
Albert Einstein's brain has been digitized and made available through an iPad app.
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