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In the Imperial Valley, joining the military is more than a decision—it’s a story shaped by struggle, faith, family, and purpose. In this episode of Voices del Valle, students share the real reasons behind why they enlisted. These are the “whys” you don’t see—the ones that change everything.

First, why were roughly ten local cruise workers detained last month? Then, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria’s proposed budget cuts would gut a key element of the city’s effort to improve traffic safety. Also, incumbent Carl DeMaio is facing a challenger in the race to represent the 75th District in the state legislature. Also, we tell you about a massive animal rescue that took place recently in Julian.

The documentary short, which will have its world premiere at the 11th annual GI Film Festival, follows veteran Cat Harris and the fracturing of her familial relationships after her return from combat.

NPR News correspondent Kirk Siegler covers how climate change is impacting the American West. Siegler joined Midday Edition Tuesday to talk about his coverage of California wildfires, water scarcity and the financial challenges facing America's farmers.

We break down a proposed sales tax increase that could generate funding to address the cross-border sewage crisis and social services.

As climate change outpaces the ability of ecosystems to adapt, scientists are turning to conservation genomics to guide restoration. By sequencing DNA, researchers can identify traits better suited to withstand warming, drought and disease.

First, would the city of San Diego be prepared if a large-scale federal immigration enforcement operation took place? Also, as ballots have begun being sent out, Democratic Congress members warn of threats to voters rights. Then, come November, county voters could choose to raise the sales tax. And, your San Diego Padres announce new ownership.

In her book, local author and licensed therapist Ashley McGirt-Adair looks at how racial bias in mental healthcare impacts Black patients, why culturally responsive care is important, and what it takes to heal out loud.

We sit down with a law professor to unpack how a recent Supreme Court ruling changes the Voting Rights Act and the voting landscape.

A CalMatters investigation finds the Professional Fiduciaries Bureau hasn’t fulfilled its promise to protect Californians as the state’s population ages.