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We reported on all sorts of products and practices promising to make you healthy last year. Here are the ones that stood up to science, and those that were mostly hype.
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We look into one man's journey for housing through a Housing First program in San Diego's East County. Plus, an overview of new state laws going into effect in 2026. Then, the psychology and science behind New Year's resolutions. -
First, a new state law is looking to shift the focus over to the demand side of sex trafficking. Then, SDSU is building a new lab that aims to be an ideal place to study water issues. Also, another round of King Tides are anticipated on Friday and Saturday. Plus, you can test yourself and take a News Quiz on kpbs.org! Then, another review and recommendation from our resident Cinema Junkie! Last but not least, some weekend event ideas that are happening across the county.
- San Diego’s new Pope Francis Center will serve immigrants impacted by Trump deportation campaign
- San Diego’s new Pope Francis Center will serve immigrants impacted by Trump deportation campaign
- Camp Pendleton Marines maintain presence at border under new legal designation
- ICE arrested a surfer after he accidentally ended up on a Camp Pendleton Beach
