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Congressional Democrats are working with good governance groups to create an action plan for any potential claims of election fraud.

A Costco tattoo. A viral rotisserie chicken event. A student club with hundreds of members. We follow graduating UC San Diego student Jacob Hoang on his final Costco run as club president and try to understand why Costco inspires such unusual devotion.

While the Chargers are now based in Los Angeles, thousands of fans still poured into the University of San Diego’s Torero Stadium to show their support at two training camps this week.

Ukrainian Heritage Celebration 2026 on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at Ingram Plaza in Liberty Station. Many of these entrepreneurs came to San Diego after being displaced by the war in Ukraine. They are now rebuilding their lives, establishing local businesses, creating jobs, and sharing Ukrainian food, art, products, and traditions with the broader community. Their journeys offer meaningful local stories of resilience, entrepreneurship, and cultural preservation. The free, family-friendly festival is expected to welcome 5,000–7,000 visitors and will feature: Ukrainian-owned businesses and artisan vendors Live music and traditional performances Ukrainian food, art, and cultural exhibits Children’s activities and educational experiences Community organizations and resources

Join Chefs Tim Kolanko, Wesley Remington, and Tony Coito for a multi-course meal inspired by a Trip Down the Danube for our November ARTIFACT at Night. ARTIFACT+ CRAFT CAFÉ at Mingei on Instagram

Kate Nash London-based, BRIT Award-winning artist KATE NASH is a singer, songwriter, actor, and activist known for her 2007 hit “Foundations,” independent punk roots, and role in HBO’s GLOW. Her 2025 trans ally anthem “GERM” charted on Billboard, following her fifth album, "9 Sad Symphonies" (2024). Now exploring her English and Irish heritage, Kate covers Sinéad O’Connor’s “Famine,” adding an original verse to amplify O’Connor’s powerful message about Ireland’s Great Hunger and the importance of remembrance, understanding, and healing. Doors 7 p.m. Kate Nash on Facebook / Instagram

British Adventurer Karl Bushby left Chile with the goal of walking an unbroken path back to his childhood home in England. Now, 28 years later, his Goliath Expedition is coming to a close.

The San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival, which debuted in 2024 with nearly $400,000 in seed money from Qualcomm co-founder Irwin M. Jacobs, will return in expanded form this fall for its third year at multiple venues on both sides of the border. The event will grow from three days in 2024 and 2025 to four days this year. Free concerts will take place in downtown Tijuana and downtown San Diego, along with a paid concert at California Center for the Arts, Escondido, for which tickets go on sale May 30 at sdtjjazz.org. This year’s roster includes drum dynamo and five-time Grammy Award-winner Brian Blade with his genre-blurring group, The Fellowship Band, and Panamanian-bred piano great Danilo Pérez, who is a three-time Grammy-winner. Blade and Pérez were both longtime members of the late saxophone legend Wayne Shorter’s quartet. Pérez, who heads the Global Jazz Institute at Boston’s Berklee College of Music, will perform here with the SDSU Jazz Ensembles and the Ensenada-based La Covacha Big Band. Also set to appear is 2022 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition-winner Lucia, a native of Veracruz. Lucia performed here at the 2025 festival with her jazz band. She is returning with a four-man son jarocho group that features her father, Ramón Gutiérrez, a keen musical improviser and master of the four-stringed requinto. In addition, the festival will present San Diego and Tijuana performances by the seven-piece Mingus Dynasty, which features tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery, pianist Helen Sung and Russian-born bassist Boris Kozlov. The band pays tribute to the music of modern jazz pioneer Charles Mingus and will perform some pieces from his classic 1957 album, “Tijuana Moods.” Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and UC San Diego music professor Anthony Davis is a lifelong Mingus fan. He has agreed to write a new piece for Mingus Dynasty to play at the festival, which is now seeking underwriting for what will be a world premiere if funding is found. San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival on Facebook / Instagram California Center for the Arts, Escondido on Facebook / Instagram

The Great Taste of Europa Wine & Food Festival is your passport to an unforgettable culinary and libation adventure. Sip, savor, and explore the best of Europe all in one place. From the vineyards of Italy to the shores of Spain, immerse yourself in a world of flavor where every sip and bite tells a story. With over 50 exceptional wines, a dedicated beer and spirits garden, gourmet bites crafted by our award-winning culinary team, and an array of unique entertainment, this isn’t just a festival, it’s a feast for the senses. This year, we are proud to elevate California’s largest European Wine and Food Festival into an immersive, three-day celebration, transforming our signature event into a full weekend of indulgence at Europa Village Wineries & Resort. Are you ready to Uncork Europe? Europa Village Wineries & Resort on Facebook / Instagram

Becoming Heirlooms: Artist Roundtable & Gallery Walk Join us for a special afternoon celebrating Becoming Heirlooms, featuring a roundtable conversation with artists from the exhibition, moderated by Craft Desert curators Kerianne Quick and Adam John Manly. Hear directly from the artists about their work, creative practices, and the ideas explored throughout the exhibition. Following the conversation, guests are invited to meet the artists and curators and join a guided gallery walk & talk. Event Schedule 11:00–11:05 a.m. — Welcome Bonnie Domingos 11:05–11:15 a.m. — Project Introduction Kerianne Quick 11:15 a.m.–12:00 p.m. — Moderated Q&A with Artists Ana Mayer, Diana Benavidez, and Michael Hernandez 12:00–12:30 p.m. — Artist Meet & Greet 12:30–1:30 p.m. — Gallery Walk & Talk Join the artists and curators for an informal conversation and closer look at the works in Becoming Heirlooms. Come connect with the artists, learn more about the exhibition, and experience the work through conversation and community.