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We sit down with Christina Brophy, CEO and president of the Maritime Museum and one of the speakers at this year's TEDxSanDiego, to talk about how the ocean influences our everyday lives.

San Diego welcomes back jazz icon Wynton Marsalis for this historic performance. Wynton Marsalis returns to San Diego in a landmark moment: his final season as Artistic Director of Jazz at Lincoln Center and Music Director of its legendary orchestra. This is a rare chance to experience Marsalis and the JLCO together—an electrifying, history-making concert from America’s most celebrated jazz institution. La Jolla Music Society on Facebook / Instagram

Mark Thiemen's decades of research on isotopes changed what scientists know about earth’s origins.

A free San Diego festival where games and music collide. Local indie developers bring playable games, bands Blue Moon Sanitzer and Less Coronados perform, and a live "Name That Tune" game show leads into a full orchestral set from Orchestral Soundtracks, San Diego's own videogame and anime community orchestra. OST on YouTube / Instagram

The San Diego-based carrier docked in Thailand Wednesday, providing a moment of respite for crew members after reports of grueling conditions and supply shortages aboard the ship.

The 2026 One Book, One San Diego selections are officially out. On Midday Edition Monday, we speak with the author Stephen Graham Jones about his book "The Buffalo Hunter Hunter," chosen as this year's adult One Book selection. We also catch up with one of the author's of this year's children's book selection, "Books on Bikes," and learn about the real-life inspiration behind it.

Techne Art Center Presents "Endless Summer" A Survey Exhibition of San Diego Area Artists May 30 – August 1, 2026 | Opening Reception: Saturday, May 30, 5–8 p.m. Techne Art Center opens "Endless Summer" on May 30, a group exhibition bringing together thirteen San Diego area artists for a survey of life and work in the region. Curated by Chuck Thomas and staged across Techne's flagship space in Oceanside, the show gathers an impressive network of local artists to share their take on what it means to make work here. The opening reception is free and open to the public; the exhibition runs through August 1. Participating Artists: Jay Bell, Lee Puffer, Kelsey Overstreet, Steve Harlow, Maddie Butler, Gail Roberts, Marisa DeLuca, Ahavani Mullen, Yena Kim, Dave Kinsey, Ashley Kim, Philipp Rittermann, John Dillemuth Techne Art Center 1609 Ord Way, Oceanside, CA 92054 Techne Art Center on Instagram

This class meets weekly on Tuesdays, 3-4 times each month, from 4 – 5:30 p.m. Children age 6-12 years are welcome! Welcome to Craft Collective’s Organic Garden Club for kids! It’s a weekly space where kids may enjoy a harvest-culinary-prepared treat as they learn all about plot planning, companion planting, organic gardening maintenance, harvesting, seed saving, composting, and activities that progress the garden with each season. Garden Club gives kids an opportunity to become good stewards of the garden as they see firsthand the impact of their efforts. And this school year, each meeting will include a half hour of garden-related crafting, followed by plenty of time in the garden! Gardening is proven to have a positive, grounding impact on mood and brain chemistry for all ages, but especially for children. Working in the garden helps kids grow & expand in so many ways! Kids practice and hone fine motor skills; use their five senses to learn about their environment; get excited about food and making healthy, nutritious choices; and feel connected to a larger picture and purpose in life. When we grow our own food, we are all more connected to it, and kids are especially more apt to eat things they’ve grown themselves in the garden! Our organic & edible garden is a wonderful space we’ve developed to teach the community about how gardening in a small space can be quite abundant. The garden hosts several varieties of organic fresh fruits,

The Italian school of San Diego is opening a second in-person location in Encinitas for the 2026-2027 academic year. Children meet Mondays from 4 to 6 p.m. at San Dieguito United Methodist Church, from September 14, 2026 through May 24, 2027, 29 classes across the year. Two small classes run at the same time in adjacent classrooms, each with its own native Italian teacher, so siblings of different ages can attend together. Transitional kindergarten through 2nd grade learn through songs, movement, picture books, and games. Third through 5th grade work on conversation while beginning to read and write in Italian, alongside Italian geography, food, and holidays. Classes are kept small, 5 to 10 students. No previous knowledge of Italian is required in either group. Children who already hear Italian at home are welcome too. Ample free parking on site. Questions: (619) 800-0797 or info@italianschoolsd.com Italian School of San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

First, with Californians overwhelmingly utilizing vote by mail, we take a look into the potential impact of the Supreme Court’s decision on Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting. Then, when will San Diego County get some relief from this heat? Also, the impact of Colorado River cuts on San Diego County. And, what’s going on with the recent food safety scares. Plus, auditors say the city of San Diego could be making more money on its golf courses.