San Diego County Supervisors Consider Involuntary Treatment For Mentally Ill

San Diego Flight Target Of Southwest Airlines Threat

Jan. 26

By 10News

Southwest Airlines received a series of threats on Twitter on Monday afternoon, one of which specifically named a flight from San Diego to Dallas.

Brown Administration Takes Sharp U-Turn On Ride-Booking Regulation

Jan. 26

By Ben Adler / Capital Public Radio

California Governor Jerry Brown’s administration has abruptly retracted a Department of Motor Vehicles regulation that created tighter rules for ride-hailing services like Lyft and Uber.

USS Green Bay Leaves San Diego For New Home In Japan (Video)

Jan. 26

By Beth Ford Roth

The USS Green Bay left San Diego for good on Monday, as it headed for its new home of Sasebo, Japan. And while the ship has always been homeported in San Diego, the USS Green Bay also has a tight bond with its namesake city - and the Green Bay Packers.

Pentagon Identifies World War II Veteran Featured In NPR/ProPublica Investigation

Jan. 27

By Kelly McEvers / NPR

After a long legal battle waged by a family member, the remains of Pvt. Arthur "Bud" Kelder have been identified by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command.

Child Abuse And Neglect Laws Aren't Being Enforced, Report Finds

Jan. 27

By Pam Fessler / NPR

Almost 680,000 children in the United States were victims of abuse in 2013. And state and local governments aren't doing enough to report abuse and investigate it, an independent report finds.

'Stronger Than Ever' Sundance Docs Tackle Scientology, Campus Rape

Jan. 27

By NPR Staff / NPR

Critic Kenneth Turan says Going Clear and The Hunting Ground are among the films that "blew people away" at this year's Sundance Film Festival.

San Diego Opera's 'La Bohème' Serves Up A Tasty Take On Puccini's Opera

Jan. 23

By Beth Accomando, Katie Schoolov

This story was updated at 6:06 p.m.

Food is being served at San Diego Opera’s latest production of "La Bohème" (opening Saturday at the Civic Theatre). But this food is being served on stage.

Human Rights Watch Film Festival: What To See

Jan. 22

By Rebecca Romani

The Human Rights Watch Film Festival, which promises at least one story with a local angle, starts Thursday night at the Museum of Photographic Arts. Here's a rundown of the film schedule.

Are We Living In The Golden Age Of Book Publishing?

Jan. 22

Midday Edition

This story was updated at 1:53 p.m.

The 31st annual San Diego State University Writers' Conference is this weekend. The keynote address focuses on changing the world of publishing.

San Diego Opera Presents 'La Bohème'

Join us for our 50th anniversary as we journey back to the first opera we ever produced in 1965, "La bohème," where we’ll traverse the lives of a band of Bohemian friends and a love affair between a young poet and his mistress.

'The Grift At The Lafayette Hotel'

"The Grift at the Lafayette Hotel," January 27-February 22, is an immersive theatrical experience that invites audience members in on the adventure taking place at the iconic Lafayette Hotel in North Park.

The Rancho Santa Fe Unit Of Rady Children's Hospital Auxiliary Holds Circus Nights Gala

Inspired by classical Italian theatrics of the Commedia dell'arte, "Viaggio" fuses modern-day acrobatics with French-Canadian circus arts into a rich tapestry of song, dance, comedy, fantasy & awe-inspiring superhuman acts of strengh, grace & agility