Martin Luther King Jr. day is commemorated each year as a day of service. Students at one school in Encinitas honored the legacy of Dr. King on Tuesday by volunteering in their community.
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We examine Trump's policies one year into his second term. Plus, tens of thousands of people across the nation — and in San Diego — are walking away from their daily activities and onto the streets to protest Trump's policies.
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KPBS obtained a letter from Rachael Borrelli, the assistant director of San Diego County Animal Services, in which she apologized for an obscene recording of her calling for more dogs to be euthanized. -
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The U.S. has unveiled new dietary guidelines, including a new inverted food pyramid. On Midday Edition Tuesday, we get reaction from local food and health experts on the new guidance, and what families need to know. -
First, we discuss the economic outlook for San Diego County in this new year. Then, new enrollments for Covered California are down. And, we bring you details from the All Peoples Celebration that recognized local leaders in the community. Also, we tell you about a new book that explores a late musician’s visual art. Finally, we bring you a preview of the Jewish Film Festival.
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