San Diego's homeless population was ranked fourth in the nation with approximately 8,500 living in the county. But Michael McConnell thinks that's a low number. Why? He's the leading homelessness advocate in San Diego County and a big critic of programs that don't have much impact on the issue. Here he discusses how he got into this business and what he sees as the solution to end homelessness once and for all.

On Dec. 10, 32 faith leaders were arrested during a peaceful demonstration at the U.S-Mexico border when they purposefully resisted commands from law enforcement officials to move away from a border barrier.

After seeing that these demonstrators were compelled by their faith to head to the border and ultimately find themselves under arrest, we wanted to talk to them about it. Amid policy debates and enforcement of law, is there a moral piece to this discussion?

As international attention began to focus on a caravan of migrants arriving in Tijuana, Mexico, this week, images of some migrants scaling the U.S.-Mexico border fence near San Diego have prompted the question about what, if anything, border agents can do about it. To understand what is happening at the border as these migrants arrive and some start scaling the fence, here’s what we’ve been able to learn.

Carolyn Cole is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer covering the Camp Fire in Butte County for the Los Angeles Times. She's seen the deadliest wildfire in California history up close and describes what she's seen and what it's like to visually share this heartbreaking story with the rest of the world.

Several communities and tens of thousands of SDG&E customers were without power on Nov. 13 as San Diego County was under a red flag warning and other wildfire risk conditions. We asked SDG&E how it decides to cut power and other questions customers and residents of the county may want answered.

It's being referred to as "the year of women" as what's expected to be more than 100 women are elected or re-elected to Congress. San Diego could also see several history-making election results. Here's a guide to some of the big "firsts" of the 2018 midterm.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein is running for re-election to the U.S. Senate. She and her opponent, California Sen. Kevin de León, are both Democrats. While they made hold similar political views, they're still trying to set themselves apart. Here's what you should know about this important race.

Oct. 4 came to be known as National Taco Day, so in San Diego where it is known as California's taco mecca, we asked, how does one find the best tacos in town? We recommend "Bookworm" as the podcast of the day.

California Gov. Jerry Brown ordered an audit of the DMV after the agency faced public outcry over long wait times, computer glitches, mishandled voter registrations and one worker who slept on the job for three years. Abby is back from vacation and she recaps the Eagles concert in San Diego.

Abby is out on vacation this whole week, but today's episode is a short one because we dedicate it entirely to show you the second episode of our special project podcast called "To Live In America" -- a five-part miniseries that explores stories of the immigrant experience.