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As California goes into a state of emergency for El Niño season, we look at what is on the horizon this fall and winter. Plus, are you covered for weather-related damages and losses? We dig into home policies, flood insurance coverage and what other options are available.

As part of our Hispanic Heritage Month series, we sit down with veteran journalist Vicente Calderón to talk about his 40-year career on both sides of the border.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signs new legislation imposing more regulations on datacenters. And a First Amendment expert talks about government efforts to restrict press access. Then, we take you inside Father Joe’s Villages' new dorm-style apartments. Next meet one retired reporter on a quest to share stories of kindness. Finally, Beth Accomando has a preview of a new songbird-soundtracked play about birders.

In early September, ICE agents arrested a student near the San Diego City College campus. We sit down with the chancellor of the San Diego Community College District to hear how the administration is responding.

Tammy Schneider is the chief financial officer at KPBS where she leads financial strategy, planning, reporting and accounting operations. She is passionate about helping organizations use their resources thoughtfully and strategically, building strong teams and creating the clarity and alignment that allow people and organizations to do their best work. At KPBS, she brings a collaborative, mission-focused approach to strengthening financial sustainability and supporting the station’s continued growth.

CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO filed a federal lawsuit Monday after the Trump administration banned all three outlets from the White House. We speak with a free speech expert about the lawsuit and what it can tell us about broader risks to press freedom.

José E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones took their first news conference as majority owners of the San Diego Padres and announced ambitious World Series goals and shared motivations behind buying the team.

The youth-led podcast Voices del Valle is back with a new season of stories about growing up in the Imperial Valley. Produced by students at El Centro's Central Union High School, the new season features stories about what it's like to be homeschooled, youth incarceration and much more.

A local band brings their alternative indie tunes to the Basement, electrifying the room with original songs.

Musician Eugene Edwards reflects on growing up in Yuma, Arizona, where isolation, desert life, and a deep love of music shaped his path. From teaching himself guitar to touring with major artists, he shares how small-town roots can lead to a global career.