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Saint won an Oscar for her portrayal of Edie, a Catholic schoolgirl whose longshoreman brother is murdered. She went on to star in Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest.

First, we’ll tell you why some of the youngest students in the county will have less access to computer and phone screens next year. Also, roughly 93 thousand San Diegans could lose federally-funded benefits, one county proposed initiative looks to help fill that gap. Then, an investigation from one of our news partners found that dozens have communicated a lack of medical care at the Otay detention facility. Then, how does the upcoming budget impact city services? And, we’ll tell you one solution being considered to addressTijuana’s water supply crisis.

Judges determined the city had failed to present evidence justifying its use of a tiered rate structure for single-family homes. Instead, the city is considering one water rate for all customers.

It's unknown whether the alleged gunman had PTSD, but experts said misconceptions around violence and the condition persist.

A Costco tattoo. A viral rotisserie chicken event. A student club with hundreds of members. We follow graduating UC San Diego student Jacob Hoang on his final Costco run as club president and try to understand why Costco inspires such unusual devotion.

The San Diego City Council on Tuesday voted to declare a state of emergency in the city ahead of potentially severe weather associated with the coming El Niño season.

"Hanukkah and the Snowy Day / The Fishmans’ Menorah" premieres Monday, Nov. 23, 2026 at 9 a.m. on PBS KIDS (see full schedule>). Inspired by Hanukkah, Zeke decides to keep track of how long his box-full-of-snow lasts / Mr. E fashions the Fishmans a waterproof Menorah, the Wombats make a tiny dreidel, and the Treeborhood gathers to celebrate the last night of Hanukkah.

Premieres Monday, Nov. 2, 2026 at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. on PBS KIDS (see full schedule>). Inspired by his friend Sundaram, Mr. E decides to celebrate Diwali with samosas, a light show, and a Wombat-made Rangoli. Grand prize at the Beach Games is a sandcastle built by the Wombats. Can they build a sandcastle that will stay up?

Grammy-nominated pianist/vocalist, Judy Carmichael brings the joy of classic swing to the Coronado Library once again with her signature stride and boogie piano. Judy dives into 1930s and ’40s favorites from Gershwin, Fats Waller, Cole Porter and Peggy Lee, along with originals inspired by her hilarious adventures from her life the road. The Library's Summer Concerts offer the perfect midday musical escape in the Winn Room. This concert is free to attend thanks to the support of the City of Coronado and the Friends of the Coronado Public Library. Seating is first come, first seated and doors will open at 12:45 p.m. About Judy Carmichael: Grammy-nominated pianist, vocalist, and radio host Judy Carmichael is widely recognized as one of the world’s leading interpreters of stride and swing piano. Nicknamed “Stride” by Count Basie, she has built an international career performing everywhere from Carnegie Hall and major jazz festivals to concert halls, castles, and nightclubs across Europe, Australia, and South America. A celebrated recording artist, Carmichael has released acclaimed vocal and instrumental albums featuring collaborations with jazz greats including Mike Renzi, Harry Allen, and Jay Leonhart. Jazz Times praised her vocal style for blending the warmth of Peggy Lee with the insight and sophistication of Annie Ross. Beyond the stage, Carmichael has been a prominent advocate for jazz through media and education. She is the creator and longtime host of Judy Carmichael’s Jazz Inspired, the award-winning NPR series she has produced for more than 25 years. A prolific writer, she has authored books on stride piano, numerous jazz articles, the memoir "Swinger! A Jazz Girl’s Adventures From Hollywood to Harlem," and "Great Inspirations: 22 Years of Jazz Inspired" on NPR. A Steinway Artist and the first woman jazz pianist invited into that distinguished roster, Carmichael has been featured on NPR, CBS Sunday Morning, CNN, the BBC, and many other international media outlets.

The Shoreline Pickers band originated from casual jam sessions at the shoreline of Mission Bay. They love acoustic music and enjoy the contributions of the various instruments. The members are Mary Jane Cupp on mandolin, Mark Pullin on guitar, Pete Varhola on bass, John Deckard on harmonica, and Jacob Blythe on banjo. All members contribute vocals as well. The Shoreline Pickers have performed at churches, civic organizations, San Diego County libraries, as well as at the San Diego County Fair. They enjoy playing traditional Bluegrass, some Old Time, and other Americana. The Library's Summer Concerts offer the perfect midday musical escape in the Winn Room. This concert is free to attend thanks to the support of the City of Coronado and the Friends of the Coronado Public Library. Seating is first come, first seated and doors will open at 12:45 p.m.