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Meet Hispanic Heritage Month Local Hero Patricia Rincon
She's on ballet stages and in tribal villages. And her hunger for great performance is boundless. She's Patricia Rincon, KPBS' new Local Hero. Read more/news/2016/sep/15/hispanic-heritage-month-patricia-rincon/
Meet Hispanic Heritage Month Local Hero Robert Rivas
Robert Rivas aims to make the choice easy for young Latinos: college or prison. He's started a San Diego organization committed to a strong Latino future. Read more/news/2016/sep/15/hispanic-heritage-month-local-hero-robert-rivas/
San Diego Orchid Growers Harvest Passion And Memories
- March 23
- By Tom Fudge
Orchid enthusiasts tell their stories as their society looks back on 70 years of cultivating a magnificent plant.
'Bleak Street' Gets Encore Engagement After San Diego Latino Film Festival Screening
- March 22
- By Beth Accomando
“Bleak Street (La calle de la amargura)” screened at the San Diego Latino Film Festival last week and now it’s playing at the Digital Gym Cinema so more people will have a chance to see this great film.
San Juan Capistrano Trying To Lure Swallows To Mission
- March 22
- By Associated Press
Cliff swallows were once common at the mission, perching and nesting on its walls. They have just finished a month-long migration from Argentina and are nesting in Southern California.
San Diego Immigrants' Cookbook Makes Traditional Meals Healthier
- Feb. 25
- By Megan Burke, Tom Fudge
Immigrants bring a lot to a city, especially their food culture and traditions. A new cookbook tells the story of San Diego's evolving ethnic cuisine.
Several Ocean Beach Parrots Killed In Recent Days
- Feb. 24
- By Steve Walsh
A wildlife expert is concerned about the recent shooting of parrots on Point Loma.
San Diego Craft Brewers Worry Big Beer Wants Market Share
- Feb. 24
- By Erik Anderson
Local craft brewers are concerned about a bid by the world's largest beer seller to open a brew pub in San Diego's East Village.
San Diego Receives Dogs Rescued From Korean Dog Meat Farm
- Feb. 24
- By City News Service
The San Diego chapter of Humane Society International has received more than 20 dogs rescued from a Korean dog meat farm.
San Diego Gay And Lesbian Community Leader Dies
- Feb. 23
- By City News Service
San Diego gay and lesbian community leader Bill Beck died this week of Parkinson's disease.
Podcast Episode 63: Oscar Nominee 'The Look Of Silence'
- Feb. 22
- By Beth Accomando
Filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer talks about making documentaries from a subjective point of view in "The Act of Killing" and "The Look of Silence," which is up for a Best Documentary Oscar this Sunday.
Special San Diego Screenings Of Oscar-Nominated Documentary 'The Look Of Silence'
- Feb. 22
- By Beth Accomando
"The Look of Silence" is up for a Best Documentary Oscar. Filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer will be at UCSD Monday night and SDSU on Tuesday, Feb. 23, to discuss the film, one of the best from last year.
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- Mexicans Respond To Haitians, Africans With Unusual Hospitality | 26 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2016/sep/23/mexicans-respond-haitians-africans-unusual-hospita/