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California has over 7 million family caregivers. It's a role that comes with low pay, no sick days and additional mental stress. On Midday Edition Monday, we have a conversation about some of the challenges that family caregivers face.

The San Diego City Council says the campgrounds are far from ideal, but they're still better than encampments on sidewalks or in canyons and riverbeds.

A 41-foot media wall, 26 TVs, and the ocean just steps away. Draft on the Mission Beach boardwalk is turning the Big Game into a full-scale, beachside sports spectacle and one of the most visually striking watch parties in San Diego. On Sunday, February 8 from Noon to 8 p.m., Draft is hosting an all-day Big Game viewing experience that combines a massive, stadium-style screen with high-energy fans, game-day specials, and a prime boardwalk location that feels more like a live event than a bar. This is not just another place to watch the game. It is a destination built for sports fans, big screens, and great TV visuals, with constant action, packed energy, and a backdrop you cannot find anywhere else in the city. Why Draft Is a Big Game Must for San Diego Viewers: A 41-foot media wall and 26 TVs creating a stadium-style viewing experience Prime Mission Beach boardwalk location with the ocean just steps away Lively, high-energy crowd and prop bets throughout the game All-day food and drink specials designed for football fans Big Game Drink Specials Include: $7 canned domestic beers $15 shot and draft beer combo $20 32-ounce pitchers $10 Modelo Micheladas $15 Big Game Fortaleza Blanco Margaritas Mix-and-match buckets starting at $30 With its massive screen, beachfront setting, and built-in crowd energy, Draft offers strong visuals and a distinctly San Diego take on Big Game Sunday that translates perfectly for live shots, roundups, and game-day coverage. Instagram

Let’s make Thursday and Sunday nights your favorite part of the week.
Join Yoga Jawn for The Good Energy Club: Sunset Bay Sessions, a donation-based outdoor movement experience held on the shores of Mission Bay at sunset. These sessions are more than just yoga. They’re an invitation to move, breathe, connect, and recharge with community. Expect a feel-good flow (accessible for all levels), moments of stillness, and a whole lot of good energy as we wind down the day together. What to expect:
 • All-levels movement inspired by yoga, Pilates, and mindful mobility
 • Gentle music, calming views, and open-hearted community
 • The perfect sunset setting to decompress and reset This is a donation-based class. Donations are never required, always appreciated. Come as you are, bring a friend (or come solo, you’ll leave with some), and soak up that good bay energy. Location: Thursdays - Mission Bay (Tecolote shores, between the two playgrounds under the palm trees), Sundays - 
Playa Pacifica Park Time: Thursdays and Sundays at 6 p.m. Bring: A mat or towel, water, and whatever makes you comfortable (props, blanket, layers) Everyone is welcome. First-timers, seasoned pros, and everyone in between. This is your club now. We are so happy you're joining us. Yoga Jawn on Facebook / Instagram

Get ready to Break On Through again! Strange Days — the electrifying tribute to The Doors — makes their highly anticipated second appearance at the Bornemann Theatre. Experience the raw power, mystique, and psychedelic surge of the ’60s as this world-class ensemble channels the spirit of Morrison, Manzarek, Krieger, and Densmore with uncanny precision and intensity. With front-man Jason Tosta embodying Jim Morrison’s swagger and voice, and band members who’ve shared the stage with Doors legend Robby Krieger and been praised by John Densmore himself, Strange Days doesn’t just play the hits — they inhabit the myth. Join us for an unforgettable night of "Light My Fire," "Riders on the Storm," "People Are Strange," and all the classics that defined a generation. This is more than a tribute — it’s a rock & roll ritual. Strange Days on Facebook / Instagram

Let’s make Thursday and Sunday nights your favorite part of the week.
Join Yoga Jawn for The Good Energy Club: Sunset Bay Sessions, a donation-based outdoor movement experience held on the shores of Mission Bay at sunset. These sessions are more than just yoga. They’re an invitation to move, breathe, connect, and recharge with community. Expect a feel-good flow (accessible for all levels), moments of stillness, and a whole lot of good energy as we wind down the day together. What to expect:
 • All-levels movement inspired by yoga, Pilates, and mindful mobility
 • Gentle music, calming views, and open-hearted community
 • The perfect sunset setting to decompress and reset This is a donation-based class. Donations are never required, always appreciated. Come as you are, bring a friend (or come solo, you’ll leave with some), and soak up that good bay energy. Location: Thursdays - Mission Bay (Tecolote shores, between the two playgrounds under the palm trees), Sundays - 
Playa Pacifica Park Time: Thursdays and Sundays at 6 p.m. Bring: A mat or towel, water, and whatever makes you comfortable (props, blanket, layers) Everyone is welcome. First-timers, seasoned pros, and everyone in between. This is your club now. We are so happy you're joining us. Yoga Jawn on Facebook / Instagram

Experience the timeless music of one of rock’s most beloved icons—told as a story. By George returns to The Bornemann with an immersive tribute that blends extraordinary musicianship with thoughtful storytelling, rare historical media, and subtle theatrical moments that bring George Harrison’s life and music into deeper focus. This all-star ensemble faithfully recreates the sound and spirit of Harrison’s legendary career, guiding audiences through his journey with The Beatles, his solo masterpieces, and highlights from the Traveling Wilburys. From the tender beauty of “Something” to the emotional power of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” each song is framed with context that enriches the experience. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering Harrison’s legacy anew, this captivating performance offers more than a concert—it’s a musical narrative celebrating the artistry, heart, and enduring influence of George Harrison. Don’t miss this special night of music, memory, and rock ’n’ roll magic. By George on Facebook / Instagram

Prepare for lift-off as Rebel Star brings the electrifying music and spirit of David Bowie to the Bornemann Theatre. Founded in San Diego in 2017 by Amanda Dickson, Rebel Star is California’s only female-led Bowie tribute band, delivering a bold, high-energy journey through Bowie’s many iconic eras. From Ziggy Stardust to the Thin White Duke and beyond, audiences are transported into Bowie’s ever-evolving universe with dynamic performances, stellar musicianship, and an infectious sense of fun. More than a concert, Rebel Star creates an immersive glam-rock experience that celebrates Bowie’s artistry, individuality, and fearless creativity. This debut performance promises an unforgettable night of music, spectacle, and stardust — don’t miss your chance to experience Bowie like never before. Rebel Star on Facebook / Instagram

Picture a hilly enclave in Los Angeles in the late 1960s where talented young musicians of diverse geographic and musical backgrounds migrated to, seeking artistic freedom and a countercultural lifestyle. A place that became known for its sense of community, with artists such as Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Linda Ronstadt, The Doors, The Mamas & The Papas, Carole King, The Byrds, as well as future members of the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac living close to each other, jamming together, and inspiring one another. That was Laurel Canyon. Laurel Canyon Revival is a 5-member Southern California-based band comprised of local music professionals (Amy Brines, Galen Cram, Rob Hanzlik, Dan Renwick, Tom Williamson) joining forces to perform the music specifically borne out of that legendary Laurel Canyon music scene. Laurel Canyon Revival on Facebook / Instagram

Combining a string quartet and girls’ choir, two daring ensembles give visceral power to a millennium of women-centered music. This spellbinding concert includes the Allemande from Caroline Shaw’s Pulitzer Prize–winning "Partita for 8 Voices"; the US première of David Lang’s "in wildness", co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall; as well as repertoire from Lotta Wennäkoski, Shubert, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Rune Sørensen, Astrid Sonne, and Nielsen. La Jolla Music Society on Facebook / Instagram