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  • San Diego's Independent Budget Analyst joined KPBS to answer questions from local Reddit users on balancing the city’s budget.
  • Chula Vista’s official tall ship will stay at Safe Harbor South Bay marina.
  • The funding will come from Proposition 4, a $10 billion bond measure approved in 2024 to fund water, climate, wildfire and natural resource projects across the state.
  • Volunteers needed on Stewardship Saturday—a weekly opportunity to help restore and care for the historic montane forests of Volcan Mountain. Join our reforestation team for a full day on the mountain as we plant the next generation of trees. Volunteers will help establish coulter pine, bigcone Douglas-fir, and incense cedar across priority restoration sites. The day begins at 8 a.m. at VMF's Sky Island basecamp with coffee, a short orientation, and hands-on training in silviculture best practices. We’ll introduce the landscape, explain how planting locations are selected, and share how volunteers contribute to our broader restoration strategy. For those interested, optional sessions will also explore place-based decision-making, field data entry, adaptive management, and long-term monitoring. After orientation, volunteers will form small planting crews and head into the field to begin hard, fun work on the mountain! Planting will wrap up around 2:30 p.m. (earlier departures are always fine). Afterwards, we’ll gather just 10 minutes down Wynola Road for an informal Happy Hour at Calico Cidery, an organic orchard-based taproom serving natural wine, farm-style cider, and local non-alcoholic beverages. Whether you’re a seasoned planter or brand new to restoration work, we’d love to have you join us as we rebuild this forest together. MUST REGISTER: www.VolcanMt.org/4-4-26-Tree-Planting Date: Saturday, April 4 Time: 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Meeting Location: VMF’s Volcan Mountain Nature Center, Julian, CA Volcan Mountain Foundation on Facebook
  • Adults on Medicaid will be required to work 80 hours per month. The Trump administration says people who are sick will have to prove they are too sick to work to be exempt from the new work rules.
  • A 55-page report from House Democrats accuses Freedom 250 of America's birthday celebrations for profit, using questionable fundraising methods. Watchdog groups had already sounded alarms.
  • Join Vista Buddhist Temple in celebrating and honoring the birth of "Siddhartha Gautama", the historical Buddha. Come learn more about "Jodo Shinshu Buddhism." Stop by to watch taiko, judo, koto and kendo performances. And shop at the marketplace, which includes plants and produce. Visit: https://www.vbtemple.org/japanesebuddhistculturalfestival Vista Buddhist Temple on Instagram and Facebook
  • Film Forum Coronado presents "Local Hero" Film Forum Coronado Coronado Public Library 640 Orange Avenue Coronado, CA 92118 (619) 522 -7390 https://coronadolibrary.org/ Film & Discussion (In the Winn Room) Adults Free “LOCAL HERO” (1983. 111 min. PG.) - Packed with puckish humor, droll one liners and eccentric characters, Bill Forsyth’s magical culture clash comedy put Scottish cinema on the map. A whizz-kid junior oil exec (Peter Riegert) is sent by his star-gazing boss (Burt Lancaster) to persuade a Scottish fishing village to sell up and make way for an oil refinery.
  • "Alchemy + Light" brings together seven artists from the True North Photo Society in a dynamic exhibition exploring memory, light, and the limitless possibilities of the photographic process. Featuring over 90 works by San Diego County artists—Barbara Beck, Patricia Grabski, Susan Hill, Carole Massey, Priscilla Monger, Judith Preston, and Brandy J Sebastian—the exhibition highlights a range of approaches from alternative processes to contemporary digital practices. Each artist transforms light into something deeply personal, revealing moments of connection, experimentation, and discovery. The work moves fluidly between the tangible and the ethereal, inviting viewers to experience photography as both process and expression without boundaries. Rooted in themes of memory and transformation, the exhibition reflects a wide spectrum of photographic exploration. Barbara Beck’s layered mixed media works draw from family narrative and the passage of time, combining photographic imagery with tactile processes such as stitching, encaustic, and alternative printing to echo the fragmented nature of memory. Patricia Grabski similarly bridges past and present, using both camera-based and cameraless techniques to reinterpret the natural world through hand-crafted processes and experimental materials. Judith Preston’s work spans decades of inquiry into landscape, perception, and memory. From infrared landscapes that evoke the spiritual qualities of nature to Holga-based explorations of dreamlike nostalgia, her images reveal photography’s power to both document and transform lived experience. Susan Hill’s work shifts toward a conceptual investigation of light and time, where subtle intervals of illumination and sculptural forms make visible the otherwise intangible structures of duration and perception. Carole Massey embraces experimentation through in-camera techniques such as intentional camera movement and multiple exposures, often incorporating physical elements like crystals and transparent materials to create richly layered, abstract compositions. Priscilla Monger’s work invites close looking, where fragments of texture, light, and form gain meaning through association, encouraging viewers to slow down and discover quiet visual relationships. Brandy J Sebastian’s practice centers on the act of letting go, using experimental processes such as Chemi-Lumens to explore vulnerability, healing, and transformation. Her work embraces unpredictability and the alchemy of light, chemistry, and time, resulting in images that are both expressive and deeply personal. Together, these artists expand the boundaries of photography, demonstrating its ability to hold memory, evoke emotion, and transform perception through both traditional and experimental means. Please join us on April 18, 3 to 5 p.m., for a free artists reception open to the community. True North Photo Society on Facebook / Instagram
  • Step into one of the most daring wildlife experiments in American history with "Lost Wolves of Yellowstone", a new IMAX® film at the Fleet Science Center. Told through long-lost 16m archival footage, the film illustrates the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park after a 50-year absence and follows the wolves' journeys inside the park and the ecologists' outside it, both fighting for the wolves’ right to survive. Become part of this remarkable piece of history, now showing on San Diego’s largest IMAX® screen. Visit: https://www.fleetscience.org/films/lost-wolves-yellowstone Fleet Science Center on Instagram and Facebook
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