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Join Jeny Dawson of Zen Soul Balance and Dr. Nicolette of Om Kinetics at Life Time La Jolla for a deeply restorative 90-minute sound bath with ear seed acupressure. This session helps regulate the nervous system, relieve stress, support emotional balance, and promote grounding and resilience. Immerse yourself in the soothing vibrations of crystal bowls, chimes, drums, gongs, and other healing instruments. Enjoy a gentle, non-invasive ear seed acupressure technique that stimulates points on the ear connected to the nervous system and internal organs. This event is more than a personal healing journey, it's a community care experience. All proceeds will benefit Rady Children's Hospital. Open to both gym members and the general public, this beginner-friendly session requires no prior experience. Relax in the beautiful facilities at Life Time La Jolla while nurturing your mind and body. Free parking and exclusive access: guests are welcome to enjoy the showers, sauna, and steam room after the event.

The 2026 list includes new works from household names Douglas Stuart, Marlon James and Elizabeth Strout as well as a few debut authors.

El cierre del gobierno está provocando la suspensión de actividades en una serie de centros del programa Head Start, poniendo en apuros a padres de familia que buscan dónde dejar a sus hijos mientras van a trabajar, y dejando sin educación preescolar a algunos de los niños más necesitados del país.

Dangerous heat is expected across large swaths of the U.S. this week, according to the National Weather Service.

The San Diego Book Festival is returning August 22, 2026 with more than 145 local and national authors participating as speakers and exhibitors. The annual event will take place on the University of San Diego campus from 10am - 4pm with anticipated attendance of 8,000.

5th Annual Taste of Imperial Ave Hosted by Logan Heights Community Development Corporation (CDC) & Greater Logan Heights Small Business Advisory Group Fri., August 7, 2026, 4 – 9 p.m. Imperial Avenue (from 19th Street to 31st Street, San Diego) Entertainment Space at Gilliam Place – 2835 Imperial Ave, San Diego, CA 92102 Join us for a flavorful celebration of culture, community and local entrepreneurship at the 5th Annual Taste of Imperial Ave! This exciting evening stroll will take you through the heart of Greater Logan Heights, a neighborhood rich in diversity, culture and creativity. Guests will enjoy: Delicious Tastings (4 – 7:30 p.m.) Stroll Imperial Avenue and sample signature bites from a variety of local eateries. Entertainment Space at Gilliam Place (6 – 9 p.m.) Enjoy the Beer Garden, live music stage and a small business marketplace featuring local vendors and entrepreneurs. Why We Host This Event Taste of Imperial Ave is more than just a food crawl; it’s a community-powered effort to support and uplift small businesses along our corridor. Our goal is to invite the rest of San Diego to discover the vibrant culture and entrepreneurial spirit of the Greater Logan Heights Community. Come hungry. Support local. Celebrate community. Experience the Taste of Imperial Ave! Logan Heights CDC on Facebook / Instagram

It was the summer of 1979 and Disco had taken over the world. For the first time, Black, gay and female artists were dominating the charts. But a backlash was brewing. On a July night in 1979, nearly 50,000 White teenagers descended on Chicago’s Comiskey Park for “Disco Demolition Night,” where they destroyed records made by mostly Black artists. Many say that the birth of house music comes from this fateful evening. Mixing cinematic recreation, archival materials, and revelatory interviews with the pioneers of house music, MOVE YA BODY: THE BIRTH OF HOUSE tells this story in a new way, offering a celebration of the power the dance floor has to liberate us all, and an appreciation of the artists that kept the beat going all night long. "More Than Rhythm: A Black Music Series" is an engaging public library film series exploring the sweeping history and evolution of African diasporic music. It traces the journey of rhythm and sound from the West African roots of the banjo to the electronic beats of modern house and funk music. Each film screening will be hosted by a special guest to guide us through this history, with an audience Q & A to follow. San Diego Public Library on Instagram

**Note: special hours for exhibition opening - Saturday, June 27, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. This exhibition features quilted works by an artist who holds a high appreciation for Guatemala and Maya culture. The colors and textures of the landscape and the abundance of textiles that the artist observed when exploring this region are interwoven throughout her works. The Maya culture is rich with history and traditions that have persevered through time in spite of hardship and civil wars. They pass on their weaving techniques and incorporate their local symbolism into future generations. The artist, Kathleen McCabe, says, “Guatemala and the Maya culture have a special place in my heart. I have travelled to the highlands numerous times … The Maya people work hard and value family. They live simple lives in simple structures… With this exhibit, I have tried to capture snippets of the Maya colors and textures. It is my hope that the viewer experiences some of that wonder via my snapshots of the Guatemala highlands.” Visions Museum of Textile Art on Facebook / Instagram

Diesel prices in the U.S. has hit yet another record, soaring past $6 a gallon on average as Washington's war with Iran disrupts the world's flow of fuel

The longtime Telemundo announcer explains the origins of his famous "Gooooal!" call, the moment a stadium drowned it out and why Argentina's 2022 win brought him to tears.