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First, heat-related 911 calls in the first 9 months of the year have already exceeded last year’s total and that's before this current heat wave. Next, we break down some of the signs of heat-related illness. Also, advocates and lawmakers have been sounding the alarm on heat-risks inside one of our state prisons. And, Attorney General Rob Bonta is assuring Californians that their mail-in ballots will be counted.

After a weekend of intense heat, San Diego County remains under an extreme heat warning. On Midday Monday, we talk more about the health risks that come with the heat, and the unique challenges it brings to San Diego's unsheltered population.

On KPBS Midday Edition, we sit down with a local author to talk about his new book, "Treating a Broken System," which explores the link between physician burnout and doctor-patient communication.

In this powerful episode of Voices del Valle, Angelina Echeverria sits down with her sister, Mariah, and their mother to explore Mariah’s journey through ADHD, family struggles, running away, and the juvenile justice system. Through honest conversations, they reveal the challenges of growing up misunderstood and the importance of finding the right support before it’s too late.

This week, we have the three-piece girl band The Microblades, serving up their signature sound of vintage rock.

First, clean water advocates are calling for action as part of the 2nd annual San Diego Climate Week. Next, experts say persistent stereotypes of veterans struggling with mental health can discourage others from seeking help. Then, an interview with the executive director of Centro Cultural de la Raza. And, we’ll tell you why the city is threatening to terminate its relationship with the Gaslamp Quarter Association.

When a home is left standing after a wildfire, survivors and insurers battle over testing and cleanup. California lawmakers passed two bills that aim to change that.

Angelika Film Center's annual Hitchcocktober Film Series puts the master of suspense's best films on the big screen in October.

First, California now has a statewide guide on how to teach Native American history and culture. Next, we’ll tell you about a ballot measure that’s being pitched as a way to bring more accountability to our county’s government. Then, a bill was signed that makes compact, balcony solar panels legal. Also, another lawsuit has been filed against a proposed development in Emerald Hills. And, some weekend event ideas for you and yours happening around the county this weekend.

California has legalized balcony solar, which could reduce costs for some households. Plus, the California Wolf Center is expanding. And, the Padres head to the National League Division Series after beating the Cubs earlier this week.