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Film critics like to argue, but Chang says that he and his colleagues agree that this was a really good year on screen. Beyond the Barbie and Oppenheimer blockbuster, here's what you shouldn't miss.

Kids ages 5-through-11 years old are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine boosters as infection rates are increasing again nationwide. Then, the pandemic may change the way large buildings are designed to prevent airborne diseases from spreading. Next, after a series of appeals, one murder conviction set aside, an audit finding sloppy work by the San Diego crime lab, an intervention from an innocence project and preparations for a new trial, this week the San Diego County District Attorney's office announced it would not re-try Jane Dorotik. She is now free after spending 20 years in prison. Plus, Bike-to-Work Day returns to San Diego County Thursday for the first time since 2019. And finally, a play about two different generations of sisters, one set in the 1960s and another in the present day, both living in the same house. "Mud Row'' opens at Cygnet Theatre with previews starting Wednesday, and opening night on Saturday.

Thursday, Aug. 24, 2023 at 8:30 p.m. on KPBS TV / Stream now with the PBS App. For one hundred and twenty five years, San Diego State University has been at the heart of the community. It has provided education for generations of San Diegans and it continues to develop and grow alongside San Diego County. KPBS presents a documentary about the University’s unique legacy through the stories and visions of leaders, alumni, and students.

All law enforcement agencies in San Diego will now be able to refer mental health crisis calls to county-sponsored teams who are trained to handle mental health emergencies. Meanwhile, Mayor Todd Gloria focuses on major investments in water, sewer and stormwater infrastructure in his latest budget proposal. Plus, the San Diego Italian Film Festival celebrates the life and legacy of its late founder with a dedicated screening today.

San Diego Restaurant Week, presented by the California Restaurant Association, returns to wow diners with over 100 restaurants across 30+ neighborhoods for eight days of dining from Sunday, September 25, 2022, through Sunday, October 2, 2022. San Diego Restaurant Week invites diners to indulge and support local restaurants with diverse menus featuring special prix-fixe pricing throughout the county. Guests can enjoy two-course lunches for $10, $15, $20, and $25 and three-course dinners for $20, $30, $40, and $50, depending on the restaurant’s price points. This savory fall dining extravaganza offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy top restaurants and budding culinary talents at a tantalizing price point! With over one hundred restaurants offering a feast for the senses it can be difficult to narrow down a final location (or eight) to enjoy. San Diego Restaurant week makes it easy to decide the ideal brunch, lunch, or dinner option with website filters for neighborhood, cuisine, dining options, and price point. Guests are invited to inspire their taste buds by browsing menus for all participating restaurants which are available in advance here. Reservations are not required to participate in this foodie-favorite week but are highly recommended! Travel & Leisure magazine has called San Diego one of "America's best cities for foodies” and it is time to experience the culinary magic firsthand. From Cali Baja fusion to five-star dining, casual comfort food, freshly caught seafood, locally grown produce and everything in between, San Diego’s chefs are cooking up some of the best food found anywhere and San Diego Restaurant Week offers the opportunity to enjoy these culinary treasures at a tremendous value. A list of participating restaurants can be found here with new restaurants being added daily. Be sure to check frequently for delicious new finds and make reservations now! Socials: San Diego Restaurant Week: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram California Restaurant Association: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

DNA Day is celebrated across the world marking the 70th anniversary of the discovery of the double strand genetic code.

California’s status as a safe haven for reproductive rights is in question as the U.S. Supreme Court mulls over whether mifepristone should be banned.

Watch the San Diego Padres take on the Pittsburgh Pirates for a three-day, three game showdown! Game Schedule: Pitchers Beach Towel Giveaway: May 27, 2022 @6:40 p.m. Kickoff Memorial Day weekend with Padres Pitchers Beach Towels. Celebrating Snell, Musgrove, and Darvish, the first 35,000 fans in attendance will receive one (1) pinstripe beach towel, presented by Sycuan Casino Resort! Postgame All-American Fireworks Show: May 28, 2022 @7:10 p.m. Stay postgame for a patriotic fireworks show spectacular, in recognition of Memorial Day Weekend. Final Game Day: May 29, 2022 @1:10 p.m. Military Appreciation: Salute to Military and Gold Star Families The Padres will recognize and honor the men and women who serve our country. Active duty service members, Veterans and their families receive 25% off tickets on Sundays and 10% off all season long, available online through verification by GovX. KidsFest Kids and their families are encouraged to arrive when gates open to enjoy bounce houses and other inflatables, games, face painters, balloon artists and other kid-friendly activities in Gallagher Square. | Presented by Super Mouth | Puppies Calendar The first 35,000 fans in attendance will receive one calendar featuring their favorite Padres players along with incredible pets thanks to Petco

Hate crimes are on the rise in San Diego, but without evidence proving motive, such crimes are hard to prosecute. That's why the county is teaching 911 dispatchers the role they can play in gathering key evidence. Also, San Diego’s already bleak childcare landscape could get even worse as provider’s struggle to make money. Plus, San Diego public transit is getting an influx of federal money thanks to the return of congressional earmarks.

The fires have been burning with the highest intensity around the city of Viña del Mar, where a famous botanical garden founded in 1931 was destroyed by the flames on Sunday.