69° A Few Clouds
Fletcher Releases Plan For Port Of San Diego
Proposals for San Diego’s Port have played a central role in this year’s mayoral campaign. Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher is the latest to release his plan for the Port.
Updated 6:37 p.m. PDT, Wed May 16, 2012
Undocumented Track Star Allowed To Stay, But In Legal Limbo
A San Diego track star is one of several thousand undocumented immigrants to benefit from a new government policy that let’s them avoid deportation. But the reprieve leaves them in a ...
District 3 San Diego County Supervisor Race Heats Up
For the first time in 16 years, there is an open seat on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors. We hear from the top three candidates vying for the District 3 seat.
News & Analysis
-
San Diego-Bound USS Essex, USNS Yukon Collide At Sea
- May 16
The San Diego-bound USS Essex collided with the USNS Yukon this morning, according to the Navy. No one was injured in the collision, although both ship reported sustaining damage. The Navy reports no fuel was spilled in the mishap.
-
First Responders Stage Massive Disaster Drill In San Diego
- May 16
Emergency responders throughout San Diego County were put to the test today as part of a statewide disaster exercise. At Qualcomm Stadium, crews practiced treating people exposed to a chemical spill.
-
Algae Based Malaria Vaccine Advances In Testing
- May 16
A cheap oral malaria vaccine made from algae, will advance to the next stage of testing at UC San Diego.
-
Audit Finds Thousands Of Dollars In Misused Funds At San Diego High
- May 16
Audits released today of payroll and purchasing at San Diego High Complex schools show thousands of dollars paid in unauthorized or undocumented overtime and ongoing misappropriations of funds.
-
UC Board Of Regents Approves UC San Diego's New Chancellor
- May 16
The hiring of UC San Diego's incoming chancellor and his contract terms were approved today by the University of California Board of Regents, but criticism of a 4.8 percent salary increase was swift.
-
Brown Targets Mortage Settlement Funds For State Budget Gap
- May 16
Housing advocates want the governor to stay away from settlement money that's meant to keep people in their homes.
-
Seau's The Restaurant Is Shut Down For Good, Trustees Say
- May 16
Seau's The Restaurant in Mission Valley has closed its doors for good, according to trustees of Junior Seau's estate.
-
Medal Of Honor Awarded To Soldier Killed In Vietnam War (Video)
- May 16
It's been 42 years and six days since Army Spc. Leslie H. Sabo Jr. performed the heroic actions that earned him the Medal of Honor. And today President Barack Obama was finally able to present the award to Sabo’s widow, Rose Mary Sabo-Brown, at a White House ceremony.
-
Protest Disrupts UC Regents Meeting In Sacramento
- May 16
About 20 protestors disrupted a University of California Regents meeting where officials were discussing a potential 6-percent tuition increase for undergraduates.
Arts & Life
-
'Cruisin' Califas' Brings Lowrider Art To Oceanside Museum
- May 16
A new exhibition at the Oceanside Museum of Art celebrates the art and artists of lowriding.
-
The Living Coast Discovery Center Opens New Exhibit
- May 14
The Chula Vista Nature Center changed its name to the Living Coast Discovery Center last month, and the first exhibit under the new moniker is Washed Ashore, which turns trash into art to call attention to ocean pollution.
-
Washed Ashore Project
- May 11
The Chula Vista Nature Center re-launched last month as the Living Coast Discovery Center. Its first exhibit under its new moniker is Washed Ashore: Plastics, Sea Life and Art. Take a tour of the exhibit with its creator. Listen to the radio feature or watch the video.
-
Review: 'Dark Shadows'
- May 11
There was a time when a film directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp was cause for celebration but sadly those days are gone. Their latest collaboration, an adaptation of the cult TV show "Dark Shadows" (opening May 11 throughout San Diego), is in desperate need of a transfusion.
-
Weekend Preview: Surf Film Festival, Art Openings And Delta Spirit
- May 10
From surf films to art openings to live music, there is no shortage of cultural offerings happening this weekend in San Diego.
Member Benefits
myKPBS Savers Club
Join or renew at the $60 level or above and enjoy benefits at hundreds of restaurants and attractions with the myKPBS Savers Club. You'll receive discounts at community-minded locations, such as Eddie's Philadelphia Steaks, Hoagies and Burgers, located at 3501 30th Street, San Diego, offer valid for up to 20 percent (maximum discount $25).
myKPBS Film Club
Indulge your love of the big screen. From film screenings to giveaways, movie passes, and special offers, you'll feel like you’re walking the red carpet at the Oscars when you join the myKPBS Film Club! Your Film Club benefits will be active as long as you remain a KPBS member. Register now for myKPBS and sign up for the Film Club e-mail list to get announcements of upcoming offers.
Highlights
Suzie’s Organic Farm Tour
Sun Grown Organic Distributors, a 25 year old San Diego gem, took on the challenge of expanding to form Suzie’s Farm - now a premiere farm in our community. Get valuable information about plants, gardens, food systems and supporting local farms.
Birch Aquarium At Scripps: Green Flash Concert Series
All summer long, enjoy live music from stellar bands, great food and drinks, and the amazing views from the aquarium Tide-Pool Plaza. The Green Flash concert series is brought to you in partnership with KPRi 102.1 FM and Gordon Biersch Brewery.
Open Heart, Open Mind - An Evening With Tsoknyi Rinpoche In San Diego
Tibetan Buddhist Lama, author Tsoknyi Rinpoche divulges "ways in which this ancient wisdom can touch our basic human goodness and inspire reflection on psychological, emotional, and spiritual values." Book signing follows the talk.
