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Join us on Saturday, September 19 for the free public opening of "Visiones Nocturnas: Queer Nightlife in Contemporary Art." "Visiones Nocturnas" explores the intersection of queer nightlife and contemporary art. Works included in Visiones probe the physical trappings of these environments—dance clubs, dive bars, block parties, backyards and bathhouses—for their capacity to generate sites of queer belonging, transcendence, and resilience. The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

After more than 10 months of deployment, the USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to San Diego. We talk about the significance of Thursday's homecoming and early takeaways. Plus, a new KPBS investigation looks into the experience of soaring heat within Donovan state prison. And, we welcome a new voice on KPBS Morning Edition: Katie Anastas.

This weekend in the arts in San Diego: "Boarder Crossings" at Centro Cultural de la Raza; the music of "Final Fantasy"; a 19th-century teenage girl genius in "Arcadia" at Cygnet Theatre; Puccini in opera and ballet forms; San Diego Pride weekend; Alex Lahey at Soda Bar and more.

This year, the San Diego region is preparing for the potential of major storms driven by historically strong El Niño conditions. We hear from local emergency officials about what San Diegans need to know to prepare for stormy, wet weather this winter.

First, clean water advocates are calling for action as part of the 2nd annual San Diego Climate Week. Next, experts say persistent stereotypes of veterans struggling with mental health can discourage others from seeking help. Then, an interview with the executive director of Centro Cultural de la Raza. And, we’ll tell you why the city is threatening to terminate its relationship with the Gaslamp Quarter Association.

The AI company, which makes the popular Claude chatbot, has filed for an initial public offering that could be one of the biggest ever.

First, we’ll tell you about the State Senate District 40 race. Also, a solar and battery project in East County is now facing a lawsuit. Then, a new ruling states that Rady Children’s can limit gender-affirming care to some new patients. Next, a settlement agreement reverses a recent decision made by the Grossmont Union School District. And, a local strip club is now home to the “Something Spooky Show.”

The Warner-Carrillo Ranch House has served as a stage coach stop, a trading post and a post office. Nearly 170 years later, its story is still being written.

A community event for all featuring Live Art, Live Music, Great Food, and Fun Drinks! San Diego Made: LIVE! A one-night celebration of creativity, community, and the makers who bring our space to life. Open to everyone in San Diego, this Factory Open Studio Night invites you inside San Diego Made to meet all of our incredible tenants. These are the artists, designers, and small businesses that make this place truly special. Wander through working studios, connect with the creators, and experience the energy of a space built on collaboration and craft. San Diego Made is a woman-founded, women-led nonprofit, and this event reflects our mission of uplifting local talent, fostering creative entrepreneurship, and building a vibrant and inclusive arts community. Friday, June 26 | 6:30–9:30 p.m. The evening will feature: - Live art created before your eyes - Exhibits showcasing our tenants’ work - The San Diego Made Bar curated by Compagna Creativa - Food available for purchase by Tres Marias - Live music by The Neighborhood Kids - DJ set by DJ Almond Eyez Totally Free All are welcome! San Diego Made on Facebook / Instagram

At $842 a month, they’ll cost a fraction of the average San Diego studio apartment.