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Military leaders told defense industry representatives that new directives from the top, higher tolerance for risk and a desire to invest have the Pentagon all-in on AI. -
Kendrick spoke with KPBS reporter Elaine Alfaro about how the GOP has changed over the decades. -
About 60% of San Diego County’s water and all of Imperial Valley's water comes from the Colorado River. -
Student artists are showcasing their upbringing and future plans in a new exhibition at the Japanese Friendship Garden. -
LoveLitCon brings bestselling authors, panels and book lovers together in San Diego for a weekend devoted to the romance genre. -
Kristi Noem, Department of Homeland Security Secretary, visited the Otay Mesa detention facility Thursday to tout the border's security and denounce Democrats for failing to fund her department, likely leading to a shutdown Saturday. -
San Diego County is making data on homeless services more accessible to the public. A new online dashboard can show what progress is being made to solve homelessness. -
Controlled Thermal Resources, one of the three energy firms chasing lithium around the Salton Sea, is shifting its focus to generating power for the booming artificial intelligence industry. -
This weekend in the arts: "Doomgaze" at the Casbah, "Farm to Craft" at the Mingei, Barrio Art Crawl, "Neon Afterlife" in Oceanside, "The Recipe" at La Jolla Playhouse and an East County library book crawl.
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