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For Los Lonely Boys—brothers Henry, Jojo, and Ringo Garza—family has always been at the heart of their music. After years of touring, the trio took a break in 2019 to focus on their families, returning to the road in 2022 reinvigorated and even opening for The Who. Hailing from San Angelo, Texas, the Garzas created their own bluesy “Texican rock & roll” sound and turned it into a global sensation. Their breakthrough came when Willie Nelson’s nephew discovered their demo; Willie soon booked them for Farm Aid and recorded with them at his studio. Their 2003 debut album, Los Lonely Boys, re-released by Epic, featured the No. 1 hit “Heaven,” which earned them a Grammy and spent 76 weeks on the Billboard Top 200, selling over two million copies. They’ve collaborated with legends like Carlos Santana and Willie Nelson, played iconic venues, and supported global causes. Their journey, chronicled in the documentary "Cottonfields and Crossroads", has seen both triumph and hardship—most notably Henry’s serious stage accident in 2013, which led the band to refocus on what matters most: family and music. Now back in stride, Los Lonely Boys continue to write, record, and tour with renewed passion. Their 2024 release, "Resurrection "(BMG), blends their signature Texican rock & roll with elements of soul and roots music, earning critical acclaim and energizing live audiences. More than two decades after their debut, they remain a vital force in music, proving their story is still unfolding. Visit: https://www.sdfair.com/events/2026/los-lonely-boys

Monaco 's chief prosecutor said the suspect who placed an explosive device that injured three people, including a reported Ukrainian tycoon, acted alone and remains at large.

All are welcome to the opening reception of "Connecting Currents" art exhibition. Meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments. Curated by the San Diego River Artists' Alliance, the exhibition runs February 3 through May 1. The San Diego River Artists' Alliance (SDRAA) is a collective of visual and 3D artists dedicated to creating artwork inspired by the San Diego River and its ecosystem. The alliance collaborates with the San Diego River Park Foundation (SDRPF) to support the foundation's work and long-term vision for the river. Since its founding in 2021, SDRAA has participated in numerous SDRPF events, including RiverFest, annual anniversary celebrations at the Discovery Center, and sponsored hikes. In 2023, the collective hosted an exhibition at Gallery 21 in Balboa Park, featuring work from 14 SDRAA artists. The alliance continues to actively pursue new group exhibitions that celebrate the river and raise awareness of its ecological significance. Disclaimer(s) Food Allergies We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens. Coronado Public Library on Facebook / Instagram

Create handmade cards to send to children in the foster care system. For 5 years, the founder of Song in Motion has contributed to an annual Cards For Cubs fundraiser by creating and donating over 250 handmade cards. Song in Motion is inviting the community to attend our FREE card making event where attendees ages 8+ can create their own cards to send to children in the foster care system! All supplies are provided. Last year, we welcomed 26 attendees who created over 100 cards in support of the Cards for Cubs* annual fundraiser. This year, we are setting an ambitious goal of 150 cards! Help us reach this goal by attending this FREE event. All supplies and materials are included, all you have to do is show up and get crafty! February 22, 2026 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. You are not required to stay for the full event, come and go as at convenient time for you. Location: Seaside Arts Center 11130 E Ocean Air Dr. San Diego, CA 92130 *Not a drop off event, all minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times* Learn more at Songinmotion.org Song In Motion on Facebook / Instagram

First, we discuss the economic outlook for San Diego County in this new year. Then, new enrollments for Covered California are down. And, we bring you details from the All Peoples Celebration that recognized local leaders in the community. Also, we tell you about a new book that explores a late musician’s visual art. Finally, we bring you a preview of the Jewish Film Festival.

We are halfway through the year and this is a great way to set your intentions and goals for the remainder of 2026! This workshop prepares writers to create a meaningful, aligned vision board. Instead of jumping straight to images, through guided prompts, brainstorming exercises, and visualization techniques, you’ll gather the ideas, themes, and inspiration needed to design a vision board that truly supports your writing life. In this class, we will: - Help clarify your goals - Define your creative identity - Identify emotional drivers - Identify long-term vision so your board becomes a tool for focus and momentum. This workshop is designed specifically for writers and creative thinkers who want to bring more clarity, intention, and direction to their craft. Whether you’re working on a novel, building a freelance writing career, or exploring new creative ideas, this class will guide you through a structured process to prepare for creating a powerful, purpose driven vision board. Participants will reflect on their writing goals, identify creative blocks, and define what success looks like in their unique journey. By the end of the session, you’ll have a clear creative vision, a curated list of imagery and words to include on your board, and a deeper connection to your purpose as a writer. This class is perfect for anyone who wants to move from scattered ideas to intentional action—without spending a dime on unnecessary tools or materials. San Diego Writers, Ink on Facebook / Instagram

California’s 48th Congressional District is one Democrats are hoping to flip as they aim to retake control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections.

On Saturday, February 21, 2026, San Diego will experience heartbreak in a grotesquely beautiful apocalypse - the return of the Tortured Hearts Ball! Returning in 2026, this will be a mesmerizing twist, set in a series of hotel ballrooms, and elevating itself from the original, as despair and desire reunite. You're invited to this celebration of the bizarre and exotic at our ode to the bitter and the lonely, the bound and the broken, at a fantasy masquerade ball almost too bold for San Diego. This is the experience you didn't know you were looking for - your opportunity to create unforgettable memories at your new annual tradition. Expect two DJ dance spaces with a variety of melodies, a ballroom dance hall, specialty vendors, a karaoke salon, a hidden speakeasy, side quests, a gaming den, a performance room, and more secrets to be revealed soon! Be engrossed in our demented world inspired by your most beautiful nightmares. Have a front row seat to peculiar and uncommon entertainment and performances. Acquire one-of-a-kind items from our specialty vendors. And satiate your morbid curiosity as you bask in the glorious fantasy of the Tortured Hearts Ball. Come in your masquerade finest - as costumes are mandatory and necessary for entry. The requirement, however, is flexible, as a mask, costume, or anything thematically relevant for a masquerade ball is acceptable. Casual attire is not acceptable and will not allow entry into the Dark Realm. This is a 18+ event only. Tickets at https://torturedheartsball2026.eventbrite.com Tortured Hearts Ball: A Fantasy Masquerade on Facebook / Instagram

Alli Powell noticed her family was spending a lot on food, so she set a weekly budget and started meal planning.

As of 2:30 p.m. the brushfire has stopped forward progress, the fire has stopped burning at 5 acres.