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First, health care premiums are set to rise for nearly 150,000 San Diegans who are insured through the Affordable Care Act. Then, lawmakers are asking why the Marines fired live ammunition over Interstate 5 last weekend. And, five tribes are launching a commission to safeguard a new national monument. We also tell you about dozens of emergency vehicles being used in an emergency-response exercise. Next, both top flight men’s and women’s soccer teams are playoff bound! Finally, a collection of events to check out this weekend.

Now in its 27th year, the awards ceremony recognizes the best in Latino literature — and it's happening right here in San Diego. Then, a preview of Cyndi Lauper's latest musical adaptation. And finally, your weekend arts preview.

We talk about what to expect ahead of San Diego FC's first-ever playoff match this Sunday at Snapdragon Stadium. Plus, how a San Diego preschool is helping domestic violence survivors heal.

First, as we begin the 23rd day of the government shutdown, CalFresh benefits for next month are at risk. Then, a new report explains how National City has added hundreds of affordable housing over the past 5 years. Next, we take a look at how AI is being utilized in schools, work and videogames. Finally, an update on the Tijuana River Community Garden.

A San Diego writer hunts ghosts in Presidio Park, gets her palm read at psychic shops and drives out to the cults that dot San Diego County. This Halloween episode examines why the supernatural still grips so many of us, and what our hunger for "presence" reveals about faith, meaning and the search for truth.

56,000. 2.7 million. 840,000. Why is one of California’s most pressing policy problems so hard to measure?

The podcast "Hidden Brain" celebrates 10 years of exploring how the human mind shapes our actions and behavior, often without us realizing it.

Wednesday on Midday Edition, we dive into the San Diego City Council's latest vote to restrict cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

If you could go back and do it again, would you? A new book from Mitch Albom looks for the answer.

The San Diego native spent the last nine months traveling and making art. Now he’s back home to debut his first solo show, "One Way Ticket."