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In Mexico, the economy is growing, but that growth isn't happening in a sector that offers hope for returning migrants.

Drug overdoses are the leading cause of accidental death in California. A new law aims to reduce the problem.

UC San Diego researchers surveyed San Diego voters on their opinions of local candidates and local issues. They found unexpected results.

Midday host Maureen Cavanaugh, along with Alison St. John and Tom Fudge, who also fill the host chair from time to time, reflect on their candidates for the top San Diego stories of 2012.

Univision is best known for its Spanish-language service, but now it’s looking to broaden its audience by reaching out to English-speaking Latinos.

Apartments and condominiums in California will have to have carbon monoxide monitors in the new year.

Businesses licensed by the State of California will still be able to settle lawsuits against them, but they won’t be able to hide the reasons for the suits.

The San Diego International Auto Show opened at the Convention Center to show off new styles and technology.

KPBS takes a look at the top health and education stories with KPBS reporters Kenny Goldberg and Kyla Calvert.

Along the U.S.-Mexico border, charity can run deeply. In Arizona, one group has been quietly building communities for Sonora’s poor.

The Christmas holidays can be an especially rough time for the elderly who are in poor health and live alone.

Three new California laws intended to improve reporting of suspected child sexual abuse take effect on January 1st.

Home prices were up for a ninth straight month in San Diego this October.

KPBS takes a look at the top stories involving San Diego government and military with reporters Katie Orr and Beth Ford Roth.

Gays, lesbians and bisexual adults in California are at the highest risk of suicide, according to a new report from UCLA.