Evening Edition

Todd Gloria Talks About His Mayoral Vision For San Diego

Jan. 16: Anica Colbert

The California Assemblyman talks about why he is suited to be San Diego's next mayor.

Barbara Bry On Why She's A Good Fit To Be San Diego's Next Mayor

Jan. 16: Anica Colbert

Bry says her background in tech entrepreneurship will benefit the city.

Business Report: More Families Are Priced Out Of Disneyland

Jan. 11: By Ebone Monet

The ever-popular theme park's single-day ticket exceeds $100.

Native American Clinics May Limit Services Due to Government Shutdown

Jan. 11: By Ebone Monet and Anica Colbert

One clinic that provides health care for San Diego's Native Americans says it fears it may have to limit services due to the partial government shutdown.

Women's March San Diego Enters Third Year With New Focus

Jan. 10: By Ebone Monet and Anica Colbert

After focusing on the #MeToo movement and voter engagement, this year's leaders of the San Diego Women's March say they're advocating for social change and are against the proposed changes to Title IX.

Gov. Newsom Previews Policy Priorities In Inaugural Speech

Jan. 7: By Ebone Monet and Anica Colbert

Capital Public Radio’s Capitol bureau chief talks about highlights from Gov. Newsom’s inaugural speech and what he’ll miss about Gov. Jerry Brown.

Business Report: Apple Upgrades Troubles

Jan. 4: By Ebone Monet

The stock market responds to Apples announcement of lower than expected quarterly sales

San Diego Symphony's 'Hearing the Future' Festival Marks Debut of Rafael Payare

Jan. 4: By Nina Garin

January is typically a slow month, a time to take a breath and catch up from the holidays. But now that the San Diego Symphony puts on an annual music festival, January is brimming with concerts, dance performances and art shows.

San Diego Humane Society Praises 'Puppy Mills' Ban

Jan. 3: By Ebone Monet and Anica Colbert

San Diego Humane Society said the Pet Rescue and Adoption Act takes "puppy mills completely out of the picture."

California's New Anti-DUI Law Took Effect Jan. 1

Dec. 28, 2018: By City News Service

Assemblyman Todd Gloria, D-San Diego, and San Diego Police Chief David Nisleit talk about a new state law that will require people convicted of drunken driving to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicles.

San Diego Migrant Shelter Nurse Says 'System Is Overwhelmed'

Dec. 27, 2018: By Susan Murphy

In the wake of the second death of a migrant child within three weeks along the Southern U.S. border, a registered nurse who coordinates medical care for child migrants and their parents at a San Diego shelter said more staff and resources are desperately needed.

Business Report: Stocks Sink, Again

Dec. 21, 2018: By Kris Vera-Phillips, Priya Sridhar

The week in business news looks at the downward slide of stocks, the possible sale of Jack in the Box, and record breaking online shopping this holiday season.

Chef Bernard Shares Recipes For Ideal Holiday Meal

Dec. 20, 2018: By Ebone Monet

Holiday food preparation tips from the executive chef of San Diego's The Marine Room in La Jolla.

Business Report: San Diego Sees Rosy Apple Outlook

Dec. 14, 2018: By Ebone Monet, Kris Vera-Phillips

Apple expands to San Diego, holiday shoppers search for discounts and women lead the charge at the box office.

San Diego Solar Company Shines Light On Job Opportunities

Dec. 13, 2018: By Ebone Monet and Anica Colbert

African-American community leaders team up with nonprofit solar companies to help communities affected by pollution.

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