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Los colegios comunitarios de California están tratando de desalentar la aplicación de las leyes de inmigración en los campus, pero no pueden hacer mucho para impedir que los agentes del ICE accedan a los espacios públicos.

The 17-year-old girl is charged with three counts of murder and one count of conspiracy, according to the Forsyth County District Attorney.

Experience the magic of the holidays with SDCYB’s "The Nutcracker," a beloved San Diego tradition performed in the heart of Balboa Park, December 9–20. Follow Clara and her Nutcracker Prince through a thrilling battle, a sparkling winter wonderland, and the enchanting Land of the Sweets, brought to life by the exceptional young dancers of San Diego Civic Youth Ballet. Special performances for school groups and Girl Scouts are also available. Tickets are available online—www.sdcyb.org San Diego Civic Youth Ballet on Facebook / Instagram

The Binational Race San Diego–Tijuana offers a truly unique running experience: a 13.1-mile course that connects two cities, two countries, and one powerful community. The Half Marathon starts at Las Americas Premium Outlets in San Diego and continues along Camino de la Plaza, leading runners toward Dairy Mart Road. Around kilometer 5, the course enters the scenic Tijuana River Valley Regional Park, where participants run alongside natural reserves before approaching the border. At kilometer 10, runners experience the unforgettable moment of crossing the international border through the San Ysidro–El Chaparral checkpoint, entering Mexico via the world’s busiest land border crossing. Participants run through a designated lane of Interstate 5, sharing a historic route that very few races in the world can offer. After crossing into Tijuana, the course continues along an international route, rewarding runners with panoramic views of San Diego and a fast, downhill final 5 kilometers leading to the finish line in Playas de Tijuana, where all race distances come together. More than a race, the Binational Race is part of a regional movement that promotes cultural, social, athletic, and community exchange between San Diego and Tijuana. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable challenge—one that goes beyond borders. Binational Race on Facebook / Instagram

Ryan Terrill joined the San Diego Natural History Museum as the new curator of ornithology, focusing on feathers and molt migration in the Southern California-Mexico region.

The Spreckels Organ Society and San Diego Civic Organist Raúl Prieto Ramírez presents thrilling organ solos and a concert version of The Phantom of the Opera with soprano Caroline Nelms and tenor Cole Tornberg, showcasing the Spreckels Organ – the largest open-air musical instrument in the world! Always free and open to the public – this concert with spooky lights, will also include eerie projections. Guests are also encouraged to come dressed in costume and take a photo on stage with the artists after the concert. Set in the beautiful backdrop of Balboa Park’s open-air venue, where performances bring a one-of-a-kind experience for guests. The elevated music venue brings world-class artists for San Diegans and visitors to enjoy for free. Parking in Balboa Park is free after 6:00 p.m. The Spreckels Organ Society is a nonprofit organization that curates concerts and performances at the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, located in the heart of Balboa Park. They also host weekly concerts every Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Through the generosity of the City of San Diego, the weekly Spreckels Organ Society concerts are presented at no charge in accordance with the 1915 Deed of Gift, whereby the brothers John and Adolph Spreckels gave the Spreckels Organ and Pavilion to the City of San Diego. Donations are always accepted. For more information about the Spreckels Organ Society, visit www.SpreckelsOrgan.org. Spreckels Organ on Instagram

Who is running for your local school board? Meet the candidates for all San Diego County districts in this interactive 2026 Voter Hub guide.

Experience one of Mexico’s most meaningful traditions during two special weeks at Rancho La Puerta, October 24–31 and October 31–November 7. Día de los Muertos comes to life through colorful altars, cempasúchil marigolds, Catrina-inspired face painting, traditional music and dance, chocolate and pan de muerto, and gatherings that honor the lives and stories of those who came before us. Throughout your stay, discover the history and significance behind the celebration, enjoy Día de los Muertos-inspired Chef’s Table dinners at La Cocina Que Canta, and take part in special experiences across The Ranch. Guests will also have the opportunity to venture into Tecate for Fundación La Puerta’s beloved Día de Muertos festival at Parque del Profesor, a community tradition more than 24 years strong, featuring spectacular altars and alebrijes, live performances, and an evening filled with remembrance, creativity, and connection. Come experience wellness through the heart of Mexican culture—and celebrate life, memory, and community in a way only The Ranch can offer. Getting to The Ranch Complimentary Transportation: We provide scheduled, complimentary ground transportation for your Saturday or Wednesday arrival and departure to and from San Diego International Airport. We also provide transportation to and from the Tecate border. Arrival and Departure plans must be submitted at least 2 weeks before your arrival. Any additions or changes beyond this date are subject to availability. Keep in mind we are located in Mexico, and a valid passport is mandatory for international travel. Rancho La Puerta on Facebook / Instagram

An exhibit of mail art from the 1960s in San Ysidro; Trolley Dances brings dance to public transit; the San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival; Julieta Venegas; "This is Government" at Moxie; Japanese food and sake and more.

Gem Buffs Hold Gem & Mineral Show The nonprofit San Diego Mineral & Gem Society holds its Gem & Mineral Show, GEM DIEGO. The show features gems, minerals, crystals, fossils, rough, cut stones, books, jewelry and slabs. There will be nearly 30 dealers and over 20 exhibits along with lapidary demos, free gem identification, kid’s zone, door prizes and a grand prize raffle. Free admission. Eateries are next door. The San Diego Mineral & Gem Society was formed in 1934 and runs a museum and workshops at the northwest corner adjacent to Spanish Village in Balboa Park. The museum has mineral, gem, lapidary and fossil specimens from around the world. The museum aims to educate the community about minerals, gems, fossils and the lapidary arts. Visit www.sdmg.org Trained service animals only!