Episodios

  • Marines: Rare malfunction caused last year’s artillery shell explosion

    Marines: Rare malfunction caused last year’s artillery shell explosion
    Mar 17 2026
    First, a Marine Corps investigation says a rare malfunction was the cause of an artillery explosion over the I-5 last fall. Then, San Diego County supervisor Paloma Aguirre is calling on SANDAG to deny immigration officials access to a law enforcement database. Plus, more on dwindling election trust ahead of the midterms. And, we visit a landfill-turned-garden in Paradise Hills.
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    11 m
  • Candidate with ties to data center project is running for water and power agency board seat

    Candidate with ties to data center project is running for water and power agency board seat
    Mar 16 2026
    First, a candidate with ties to a ten billion dollar data center project is also running for a board seat on Imperial County’s water and power agency. Then, we’ll tell you how and why trust in elections has decreased. Also, a look at e-bike injuries as the full San Diego City Council will soon make a decision on proposed e-bike regulations. And, Nascar is coming to Naval Air Station North Island. Plus, the Coronado Unified School District might be tightening its cell phone policies.
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    14 m
  • Two men admit their charity was fake and they pocketed the money

    Two men admit their charity was fake and they pocketed the money
    Mar 13 2026
    First, we’ll tell you how a long-standing tradition was manipulated by two locals. Then, the mental health impact of ICE detaining kids and their parents. Also, we dive deeper into the cost of transportation and offer some ideas on how to save a buck. And, a local exhibit that takes inspiration from the artist's Iranian childhood. We will also tell you about some weekend events happening across the county.
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    19 m
  • One San Diego family’s’ detention story

    One San Diego family’s’ detention story
    Mar 12 2026
    First, thousands have been deported across the county, we spoke with one family who shared their detention story with us. Then, a multi-year study tracks the impact that financial support and training is having on the lives of women in Tijuana. Also, we tell you about our findings as to why SDG&E rates have climbed so high. We also hear about San Diego’s largest business organization weighing in on the Tijuana River sewage crisis. Lastly, San Diego’s largest school district says it's found a way to close its budget gap.
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    18 m
  • San Diego county officially sues DHS over access to Otay Mesa Detention Center

    San Diego county officially sues DHS over access to Otay Mesa Detention Center
    Mar 11 2026
    First, the county has officially made good on their promise to sue the Department of Homeland Security if not granted access inside the Otay Mesa Detention Center. Also, we bring you a story about how a simple blood test could help to predict dementia. Last but not least, we visit a local gathering place that’s rooted in community and ancestral connection.
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    12 m
  • Professor: Trump administration remains vague on objectives of Iran war

    Professor: Trump administration remains vague on objectives of Iran war
    Mar 10 2026
    First, ten days into the war with Iran and we are still unclear on how or what an ending to the conflict would look like. Also, Lemon Grove’s city council is one step closer to an ordinance that could expand protections for renters. We’ll also tell you about the San Diego Zoo’s new lease with the city. Then, we’ll bring you to a place so eclectic that it can be hard to describe in March’s Museum A Month. Lastly,we bring you the details about a new play commissioned by The Old Globe.
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    14 m
  • Locals celebrating Ramadan say war in Middle East is casting a shadow over sacred month

    Locals celebrating Ramadan say war in Middle East is casting a shadow over sacred month
    Mar 9 2026
    First, as we enter the last 10 days of Ramadan, local Muslims say ongoing conflict in the Middle East is a top concern. Also, a new state law is giving school board members a shot at a major pay raise. Then, we spoke with locals about what they feel being American means as this year marks 250 years since The Declaration of Independence was signed. Lastly, a conversation with the curator behind an exhibition currently showing at UCSD’s Mandeville Art Gallery.
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    18 m
  • Latest round of tariffs imposed by Trump administration now faces legal challenge

    Latest round of tariffs imposed by Trump administration now faces legal challenge
    Mar 6 2026
    First, the latest round of tariffs targets nearly every country in the world, and now it is now facing legal challenges. Then, a new transitional living program just landed in North County. Also, we’ll tell you what a death cafe is and what they’re all about. Plus, we tell you about the San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s new Elephant Valley!
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    16 m