-
Top Posts
- No Prop. 8, DOMA Supreme Court Decisions Today -- Next Possibility is Monday
- No Prop. 8/DOMA Supreme Court Decisions -- Watch Continues on Thursday
- No Prop 8 or DOMA Decisions From Supreme Court Today
- Prop 8 Judge Vaughn Walker: Courts' Change on Same-Sex Marriage Was 'Utterly Unimaginable'
- New Sergio Romo Ice Cream Flavor: 'It Only Tastes Illegal'
-
Recent Posts
- Fracking Regulation Bill May Expand to Other Parts of Drilling Process
- Open Government Activists Irate Over Proposed Weakening of Public Records Act
- San Francisco Rallies Around Tamale Lady
- Silicon Valley Cos. Join With Labor in Teaching Janitors English
- San Francisco Housing Authority: Huge Deficit, Work-Order Backlog, Labor Negotiations on Agenda
Recent Comments
- Jesse on San Francisco Rallies Around Tamale Lady
- MyOvient on Silicon Valley Cos. Join With Labor in Teaching Janitors English
- mittendrin on Silicon Valley Cos. Join With Labor in Teaching Janitors English
- alydhe on Analysis: Prop. 8 Case Unlikely to Result in Broad Right to Same-Sex Marriage
- alydhe on Analysis: Prop. 8 Case Unlikely to Result in Broad Right to Same-Sex Marriage
Around KQED- Woz Powers Up History San Jose's Apple 1
- California Leads in Reducing Juvenile Incarceration
- Obama Would Veto House’s Farm Bill, White House Says
- San Francisco Housing Authority: Huge Deficit, Work-Order Backlog, Labor Negotiations on Agenda
- 'A Principled Stand': Hirabayashi v. the United States
- What Are You Reading This Summer?
- Berkeley Patients Group's Delinquent Tax Bill Reduced From $7.5M to $49K
- SF Muni Gets New Hybrids But Shows Off a Bus to Nowhere
- Will New Converse and Levi’s Stores in SF Attract Coveted Millennial Consumers?
- San Jose, Tired of Waiting, Sues MLB Over A's Move
Search this blog
Subscribe
Categories
- Agriculture
- Animals and Wildlife
- Architecture
- Arts and Entertainment
- Berkeley
- Blog Beat
- Business and Finance
- California History
- Central Valley
- Commentary
- Courts
- Crime
- Criminal Justice
- Demographics
- Disability Issues
- Drug Policy
- Economics
- Economy
- Education
- Elections
- Energy
- Environment
- Federal Government
- Fill in the Blank
- Fire
- Food
- Gender Issues
- Government
- Gun Issues
- Health
- Human Rights
- Immigration
- International
- Labor
- Law Enforcement
- Legal
- LGBT
- Marin
- Media
- Medicine
- Military
- Morning Splash
- Napa
- Native American Issues
- Natural Disasters
- Night life
- Oakland
- Parenting
- Pension Reform
- Philanthropy
- Politics
- Poverty Issues
- Public Insight Network Stories
- Quotes of the Day
- Racial Issues
- Real Estate
- Recreation
- Religion
- Richmond
- Sacramento
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- Santa Cruz
- Science
- Seniors
- Sonoma
- Sports
- State Budget
- Tech
- Tourism
- Transportation
- Uncategorized
- Water
- Weather
- Wednesday Weeklies
- Youth
Follow KQED News on Facebook
Connect with KQED News on Twitter
For the latest updates from KQED News, follow us on Twitter.
Follow @kqednewsAbout the Blogger
Jon Brooks is News Fix’s editor, host, chief blogger and Bay Area newshound, searching for what’s news in the region.
Have a news tip? Email Jon.
Tag Archives: Libya
Video Shows Libya's Gadhafi Captured Alive
Comments Off
Libya's former leader Moammar Gadhafi has been killed, but apparently he was captured alive before he expired. From AP: SIRTE, Libya (AP) — Arab satellite TV stations have broadcast a video showing Moammar Gadhafi captured alive by revolutionary forces. The … Continue reading
President Obama on the Libya Mission
Comments Off
President Barack Obama addressed the nation about the U.S. military operations in Libya Monday night from the National Defense University in Washington, D.C. This was Obama's first major attempt to explain his reasoning for America's involvement in enforcing a no-fly … Continue reading
Day Two of U.S., Coalition Strikes on Libya
Comments Off
As we awake on this first day of spring, the United States, France, Britain and coalition forces continue to strike Libya. Here's the latest from NPR and the Associated Press: A defiant Moammar Gadhafi vowed a "long war" after the … Continue reading
U.S. and Allied Forces Take Military Action in Libya
Comments Off
The U.S. and its allies began taking military action Saturday morning against Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi and his forces. French fighter jets began patrolling the no-fly zone Saturday morning, and the U.S. began firing missiles this afternoon against Gadhafi's … Continue reading
Listen Live to Special Coverage of the Situation in Libya
Comments Off
KQED Radio has preempted regular programming to follow the developing situation in Libya, as the U.S. and its allies take military action in an effort to restrain pro-Gadhafi forces. You can listen live to the coverage online here.
Allied Forces Begin Enforcing No-Fly Zone in Libya
Comments Off
NPR's news blog, The Two-Way, is keeping close watch on the developments in Libya. The U.S., its NATO allies and members of the Arab League are today taking military action in a bid to stop Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi … Continue reading
Following Fast-Moving Events in Libya
Comments Off
Events in Libya are happening fast and furious. From AP: CAIRO – Deep cracks opened in Moammar Gadhafi's regime Monday, with Libyan government officials at home and abroad resigning, air force pilots defecting and a major government building ablaze after … Continue reading

