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“It kind of makes us feel that we are not doing enough, even though we’re busting our butts every day,” one rancher said.

Arts Unite at Oceanside Theatre Company (217 N. Coast Highway) launches its inaugural play reading series celebrating the work of military veteran playwrights — an evening of bold, diverse storytelling shaped by lived experience. Directed by Liz Frances, the program features six short plays by local writers Peter Mitsopoulos, Victor Lang, Mark Holley, Laura Vines, Scooter, and Janiece Jordan. While the playwrights share a background of military service, the stories themselves span a wide range of themes, styles, and experiences. The evening will conclude with a conversation with the artists, offering audiences a chance to engage more deeply with the work and creating space for dialogue, reflection, and connection. Oceanside Theatre Company on Facebook / Instagram

In her new book, Movsesian talks about her parenting journey and how being an assistant to Conan O'Brien prepared her for motherhood. Then, our Midday Movies critics dive into the minds of serial killers. And finally, your weekend arts preview.

A crime reporter became a clown, leading us into a strange world of flops, reinvention and a scene that may or may not actually be booming.

The commission recommended prohibiting stops based solely on minor equipment or administrative violations and on status or general factors and limiting stops to those supported by evidence or observed conduct.

While several states have reported an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, case numbers in San Diego County remain low, with no local outbreaks detected. On Midday Edition Monday, we talk about the illness — its symptoms, treatment options, and how you can help prevent its spread.

Roxana Kennedy, who is white, accused four Latino council members of conspiring to replace her with a younger, Latino officer. The city called it “a racist assumption.”

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria on how long Comic-Con will remain in San Diego. Then, hear what happened when Chula Vista’s city council tried to give themselves a big raise this week. And sticking with local governments, Lemon Grove considers a tenant protection ordinance. We’ve also got a conversation with Marnie Von Wilpert about how she’s juggling her campaign for Congress and her recent cancer diagnosis. Plus, reporter John Carroll takes us for a stroll on the new Pride Promenade.

We will be at Chula Vista HarborFest on August 22nd! Fixit Coaches are ready to help repair your stuff. We also have a DIY activity of upcycled mug planters. Join us there from 10 am-2 pm. Learn how to: • Mend your favorite outfit • Repair road and mountain bikes • Fix lighting, gadgets, and small appliances RSVP today: https://events.humanitix.com/sdfixitclinic_chulavista August 22, 2026 Bayside Park, Chula Vista

Gather together on the eve of the Summer Solstice as The Chapel at Liberty Station is transformed into a sanctuary of light and sound. Ritual:Solstice is an immersive one-night experience where art, music, and movement converge to mark the turning of the season. Experience immersive art installations from Ten Six Pines along with live music from Future is Color jazz cat Riva and choreography and dance by Beth Guerrette and company. A sensory experience built around the sacred act of transition, offered to San Diego for one night only. An elevated art experience and one of a kind event. Specialty cocktails by Snake Oil Cocktail Co. Additional details to be announced. Tickets: $35 in advance, $45 at the door. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Performances begin at 8:30 p.m. Limited capacity.