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In the book, "The Price of Mercy," attorney Emily Galvin-Almanza draws on her experience as a former public defender, revealing an in-depth look at America's criminal courts and the path she sees to a truly just system.

As part of our Hispanic Heritage Month series, we sit down with seasoned sportscaster Adrian García Márquez, SDFC play-by-play broadcaster and seasoned sportscaster.

In this episode of Voices del Valle, Central Union High School senior Sarah Abigail Vera shares the personal mental health journey that inspired her to create High School The Game. Through conversations with students, educators, and a mental health specialist, the episode explores the pressures, relationships, decisions, and challenges that shape the high school experience—and why talking about them matters.

Avery Cochrane joins us this week, weaving folk storytelling and indie melodies through the basement.

First, come with us as we pay a visit to a Spring Valley elementary school with a past history of flooding as it braces for El Niño. Also, Santee residents are set to vote on a proposed one percent sales tax increase. Next, an update on the Mayor’s Conference that was in town over the weekend. And, a look at the RUTH, Remember Us The Holocaust, exhibit at San Diego’s Central Library.

The law, signed by President Trump in January 2025, requires immigrants accused of certain crimes to be detained, even if they aren’t charged or convicted.

The Port of Entry team takes a deep dive into the world of tabletop role-playing games and discovers how they were transformed to include more voices and narratives

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the diversity and lived experiences of Hispanic and Latino communities in the United States. But which groups were left out of the conversation? On KPBS Midday Edition, we bring you a conversation from our archives about identity. Plus, an episode of "The Finest" featuring singer-songwriter Nicole Hernandez. And, we preview the San Diego Italian Film Festival.

Thousands of San Diego homeowners may have been overcharged for trash services. Plus, the Padres are back in the playoffs. And, we sit down with the voice behind the KPBS surf report — Scott Bass.

First, the Acting Navy Secretary said eight service members attached to the USS Abraham Lincoln attempted suicide during their ongoing deployment. Then, we’ll tell you why dozens gathered in protest outside of Escondido’s City Hall. Next, our resident Cinema Junkie Beth Accomando reviews the film “Primetime.” And, a film photography lab in Chula Vista has also become a gathering place for artists and photographers alike.