Ballot Measure Would Raise San Diego Minimum Wage To $13

City Heights Nonprofit Struggles To Connect With San Diego Businesses

Midday Edition

Since the City Heights Partnership for Children launched in 2011 it has struggled to team up with San Diego businesses. A recent case study offers some answers behind the trend.

California Voter Registration Website Now Available In 10 Languages

Midday Edition

The state's voter registration website is now available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Tagalog, Thai and Vietnamese. The question is, will those improvements to the website actually increase voter turnout in our increasingly multi-cultural state?

New Website Links Veterans, Military Spouses With Jobs

By Beth Ford Roth

A new website created by the federal government aims to make it easier for veterans - and their spouses - to find jobs in the civilian world.

Reports Of Mass Slaughter As S. Sudan Teeters On The Brink

By Gregory Warner / NPR

The U.N. reports that hundreds of civilians were hunted down and killed. NPR's Gregory Warner explains the roots of the conflict in a nation that's not yet 3-years-old.

Pennsylvania Congresswoman Goes All In For Obamacare

By Frank James / NPR

Does Rep. Allyson Schwartz's pro-Affordable Care Act television ad signal a new thinking among Democrats running in statewide races?

Georgia Law OKs Guns In Schools, Churches

By Scott Neuman / NPR

The Safe Carry Protection Act, known to critics as the "Guns Everywhere Bill," was signed into law by Gov. Nathan Deal. It is considered among the most permissive such measures in the country.

At 127, Sherlock Holmes Is Still Popular

April 22

Cinema Junkie

Sherlock Holmes is looking pretty good for someone past the century mark. Come investigate the Coronado Playhouse’s production of "Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure" to uncover why the famous sleuth remains so popular.

UC San Diego Researcher Traces American History Of Democracy And Racist Immigration Laws

April 22

By Megan Burke, Maureen Cavanaugh, Amita Sharma

The U.S. has barred people based on race longer than any other country in the western hemisphere. A new book co-authored by a UC San Diego researcher looks at the history of democracy and racist immigration policy in the Americas.

San Diego Opera Members Plan To Have Say In Company's Future

April 21

Culture Lust

A special meeting will allow more than 800 members of the San Diego Opera Association a chance to vote on whether the opera company closes or forges ahead.

One Day In San Diego Kickoff Celebration

This will be a great opportunity to engage with other filmmakers, organizations, and inspired citizens coming together to document the future of San Diego. If you are interested in getting involved, this will be the event to attend!

Easts Meet Wests - A Concert Featuring Andrew Neesley’s Original Music For Jazz Septet

SDSU percussion faculty member David Whitman and special guest GRAMMY Award nominee Andrew Neesley, collaborate on Easts Meet Wests, a concert featuring Neesley’s original music for jazz septet, on Thursday, April 24th at 7:00 p.m.

Adams Avenue Unplugged: April 26 & 27, 2014

The show features Rock n' Roll Hall of Famer Chris Hillman (The Byrds) and Desert Rose bandmate Herb Pedersen, along with three-time Grammy nominee Peter Case, and Old Crow Medicine Show's front man, Willie Watson!