null

KQED Radio News

Cal Sports Funding Up for Debate

A group of UC Berkeley faculty has introduced a non-binding resolution to end university subsidies for all intercollegiate sports.

 
 
Listener Voices

Perspectives | Nov 6, 2009

My Name Is

Changing your name isn't easy and it isn't cheap. But for Sho Sho Smith, it was worth every inconvenience.
Host: Sho Sho Smith

Perspectives | Nov 5, 2009

A Penny Saved

When she immigrated to this country, Youth Radio's Denise Tejada was taught relentlessly by her father about saving, credit and real estate. Now, at 20 years old, she's bought her own home.
Host: Denise Tejada

 
More National and World News
NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
  • House Opens Floor Debate on Health Reform Legislation

    President Obama traveled to Capitol Hill Saturday to rally Democratic lawmakers as the House opened debate on sweeping health care reform legislation.

  • Germany's First Concentration Camp

    Sachsenhausen Memorial, located about an hour's drive north of Berlin, holds the remnants of Germany's first large concentration camp. Sascha Klepzig, a German student, takes groups through the tree-lined site.

  • House Health Care Vote Could Be Delayed Past Saturday

    House Democratic Leaders worked Friday to line up enough votes to pass a sweeping health care reform measure, but it seemed possible the vote might be delayed past House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Saturday deadline.

BBC News
Nightly Business Report
  • STREET CRITIQUE - Todd Harrison

    Anchor Paul Kangas interviews market strategists and financial experts about Wall Street trends. On Wednesday, November 5th, Todd Harrison of Minyanville is Paul's guest.

  • The Chrysler Plan

    Today in Michigan, Fiat detailed its five year plan to return Chrysler to profitability. NBR's Diane Eastabrook attended the event and has analysis of the plan in tonight's program. You can learn more about the Chrysler plan here.

  • Of Mutual Interest - Bruce Berkowitz

    Tonight's Of Mutual Interest interview focuses on a leading large cap value fund -- The Fairholme Fund. NBR's Paul Kangas asks Fairholme's Bruce Berkowitz about the fund's performance. Berkowitz also talks about some sectors he likes.

Sponsored by

Become a sponsor! Join KQED's corporate partner network today.

Sponsored by

Bay Area News Project

Bay Area News Project

Heard about the Bay Area News Project and want to learn more? Visit the project's website to get answers to frequently asked questions, sign up for its e-newsletter, or share your thoughts on the new venture.

Mobile News

NPR Mobile

Get KQED and NPR news on your mobile phone! Point your mobile phone or device to kqed.npr.org, or call (415) 373-6633.

NPR News iPhone App

NPR News

NPR News: the ultimate portable NPR experience for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Follow local and national news and listen to your favorite NPR stations wherever you are and whenever you want to.