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Sheriff Kelly Martinez said the jails are safer and overdoses have decreased.

After signaling that Khalil could be released Friday, Judge Michael Farbiarz accepted the government's shifting explanation for Khalil's continued detention.

Hey there! My name is Jenna Elliot. I am a local barber/hairstylist/ and an ambassador for the non-profit organization Wigs For Kids. I am not only a hair donation specialist but I also perform a service of taking measurements of a child’s head who is missing hair due to medical issues. This year alone there is a huge increase of children in need of hair. So this November, I will be hosting 13 fundraising events spread across 4 states, with the majority taking place in California! Everything from a Pizza Project to a golf tournament to a Brews Bands and Cuts show at a local Brewery. I am hoping to get the word out to our community as for there is something for everyone to enjoy throughout this week of events. The unique part about all of this is that I am relying on the public to share and spread the word through mouth. Visit: Wigs For Kids Wigs For Kids on Instagram and Facebook

Join us for a pop-up exhibition at Revision, an inclusive studio located in Hillcrest/Bankers Hill. We are offering a free studio tour and immersive art making experience as part of San Diego Design Week. A selection of work by our artists-residence are on display with hands on stations for visitors to explore their various mediums of art making, including collaborative weaving, recycled sculpture building, block printing and more! Something for the whole family to enjoy. A free event, however registration is preferred as materials are limited. Bring a friend, stay as long as you’d like! This is a disability affirming space. Service animals welcome. Visit: https://eventship.com/event/09-20-25-revision-an-inclusive-studio-artmaking-experience REVISION on Instagram and Facebook

Special evenings in October at Fort Cross will entail some seasonal spooky fun, if you dare... Prepaid reservations required! $30/person October 4 is priced at $5 off! Please check-in no earlier than 5 minutes before your appointment time. Be prepared to show proof of purchase. Visit: https://www.fortcross.com/haunted-harvest-hayride Fort Cross Adventures on Instagram and Facebook

Contra is American folk dance, a living tradition in which new dances are written all the time using a standard repertoire of moves. It is similar to square dancing, but is danced in two long lines (like English country dance), so that each pair dances with each other pair in one dance. No experience is needed, because there will be a lesson at 7 p.m., and every dance is taught and then "called" throughout by the caller. We practice gender-neutral calling and dance roles. If you can walk, you can dance! Pay what you can ($5 - $20) and wear what you like, with comfortable shoes. Bring a friend or come by yourself -- you'll have a new partner for each dance. Visit: San Diego Contra Dance San Diego Folk Heritage on Instagram and Facebook

Unstoppable Dogs invites the public for heartwarming day of connection, healing, and hope! Our rescue is dedicated to giving dogs—abuse survivors who’ve endured unimaginable hardship—a second chance at life. These incredible dogs, many living with disabilities caused by their injuries, continue to inspire us with their strength, resilience, and unconditional love. The animals frequently visit elementary schools to teach children about kindness to animals, as well as being regular visitors to elderly homes to brighten the days of the residents. Come • Sit • Heal is a heartfelt therapy program where you spend quiet, restorative time with 16 disabled dogs—each an abuse survivor—whose resilience and unconditional love help people find peace, perspective, and healing. The Unstoppable Dogs on Facebook / Instagram

This is a conversation with a celebrity that graduated from Central Union High School. This episode features film and TV celebrity Donal Logue.

This year, to honor Susan Stamberg's memory, we reflect on her 34 years of performances that can still move us, make us laugh and bring us fresh meaning.

No neighborhood was hit worse in Katrina than New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward and it's been one of the slowest areas to rebound. There's still an effort to attract new residents and businesses there.