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The 9th annual San Diego Book Crawl returns April 25-27, featuring more independent bookstores across the county expecting its largest turnout yet.

Researchers assessed the teens at the beginning and end of camp using a questionnaire. They looked at areas including mental well-being, social connection, cognition and resilience.

The decodable books focus on matching letters to sounds, helping kids learn how to sound out new words, rather than guessing.

An enchanting afternoon is in store! Vortice Artesana & Design will host its July Artists in Bloom PAINT Workshop Saturday, July 11 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Between sips of sangria and delicious small bites, you will work with Windansea artist Lucy Fitzmaurice to bring your own artisan-crafted hummingbird to life, while mingling with friends old and new. Carve out time for yourself to create a hummingbird that expresses the beauty of the art in you! Space is limited! Call 858-933-4088 to RSVP. Vortice Artesana & Design on Facebook / Instagram

The final version of Senate Bill 79 offered local governments plenty of wiggle room over the where, when and how of the law. Cities across California are starting to wiggle.

Get ready for a one-of-a-kind outdoor fitness experience at Snapdragon Stadium. Fit HIIT at Snapdragon Stadium brings together community, music, movement, and motivation for an unforgettable morning workout on Thrive Park next to the stadium. This instructor-led HIIT class is designed to challenge and energize all fitness levels in an exciting group environment. Expect: - A full-body HIIT workout - Live DJ throughout the event - Local vendors and activations - High-energy community atmosphere - Outdoor training on Thrive Park, located outside Snapdragon Stadium Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking for a fun way to move, this event is built for everyone. Spots are limited. Reserve your free ticket today and join us for a morning of fitness, music, and community at Snapdragon Stadium. Note: Parking is $10 Fit: Website / Facebook / Instagram

The Downtown Chula Vista Association is thrilled to announce the return of its annual Día de los Muertos celebration on Sunday, November 1, 2026 from 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., bringing the community together for an evening of culture, remembrance and tradition in the heart of Downtown Chula Vista. The free, family-friendly event transforms Third Avenue and Memorial Park into a vibrant space that honors loved ones who have passed while celebrating the beauty and significance of the holiday. Throughout the event, attendees can experience an exciting lineup of activities that honor the traditions of Día de los Muertos while creating a festive atmosphere for all ages. Guests can visit the community ofrenda on Davidson Street, where they are encouraged to bring a photo of a loved one to pin on the altar, as well as participate in the anticipated Ofrenda Competition and Catrín & Catrina Ensemble Contest. The celebration will also feature live music and dance performances, a classic car show, hands-on children’s crafts, themed photo opportunities, and artisan shopping at Mercado by Las Jefas Market, showcasing local makers and vendors. Food and beverage offerings from local restaurants round out the experience, inviting guests to stroll through Downtown Chula Vista while enjoying the neighborhood’s vibrant tribute. As visitors explore the neighborhood, they will encounter marigold-lined displays, large-scale alebrijes, and traditional Catrina-inspired installations curated by local artists, offering backdrops that reflect the spirit of the holiday. The annual celebration has become a signature South Bay tradition, creating a welcoming space for the community to connect through shared customs, local art and cultural appreciation. Downtown Chula Vista on Facebook / Instagram

For one special summer night, the streets of Little Italy transform! Summer Sera, Little Italy’s summer celebration event, is ready to bring its magic to the neighborhood once again on Wednesday, July 1, from 4 p.m. - 8 pm. But first, start your Wednesday at the weekly Mercato Farmers Market from 9:30 am to 1:30 p.m. for your fresh produce and July 4th weekend shopping. Take a true Italian lunch break - la pausa pranzo - and return refreshed and ready to embrace la dolce vita with two live music areas, summer shopping, and good eats at Little Italy’s very own block party from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. In the evening, explore Lucky Bandana Bakery, unique ceramic pieces from Glazed & Fired, and familiar favorites like Indian spice blends from Simple Sumptuous Cooking and local honey from the beekeepers at Mikolich or Aliza's. At Facets of Ritual and Lily Girl, deck yourself out in summery handmade accessories, and find beachy looks from Garminx Boutique and My Sun & Soul. Savor a freshly made beverage from Drewski's or Local Lemon while you snack on gluten-free goodies from Maurketo Bakery. Or pop into your favorite Little Italy spot for a sip and snack in between shopping! Summer Sera welcomes all ages, including our littlest community members, with kid-favorite vendors like Penny's Slimes, and don't forget sweet treats for sweet kiddos from Maya's Cookies. If it’s a furry friend you want to bring, reward them with quality-ingredient bites from Stark Sticks and cute accessories from Barks & Crafts and Pinos Pooches. Whether you’re shopping, sipping, or dancing in the street, with over 80 vendors, there’s plenty of tail-wagging joy to go around on Wednesday, July 1 in Little Italy! Little Italy San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

The city adopted strict regulations on bathhouses in 1988 in an effort to combat HIV. Public health officials say the ordinance is outdated, and that medications are far more effective at stopping the virus.

San Diegans could get a little break from scorching temperatures through the middle of this week.