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According to a joint statement from Wonderlust Events, LLC and the Port of San Diego, this year's event was put off after "weeks of discussions and research" with county, state and national public health officials regarding this fall's expected COVID-19 case numbers.

The city's mandatory deadline for its employees to receive their first COVID-19 vaccination was Wednesday. Some police officers have objected to the requirement. Plus, last week the U.S. border opened for travelers vaccinated against COVID-19, but not for asylum seekers. Then, the analysts at the Automobile Club of Southern California say this Thanksgiving will be the second busiest on record in our area, just 3% lower than the all-time high of 2019. And, part two of KPBS' three part series on racial covenants looks at Rancho Santa Fe. Also, San Diego’s landfills are leaking planet-warming methane, just like the big energy corporations. Finally, we hear from one of San Diego's great black musicians - Jazz soloist Rebecca Jade.

79 acres of newly protected land will preserve habitat that used to cover Southern California.

Friday's data increased the county's cumulative totals to 373,831 cases and 4,250 fatalities since the pandemic began.

The unemployment rate in San Diego County decreased to 5.3% in October, down from a revised 5.6% in September.

The San Diego Symphony presents Rafael Payare, conductor George Li, piano Program: William Grant Still: "Darker America" Sergei Rachmaninoff: "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43" Hector Berlioz: "Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14" Jan. 28, 2022 at 8 p.m. Music Director Rafael Payare and the San Diego Symphony orchestra bring us two ever-green popular favorites: Hector Berlioz's astonishingly daring "Symphonie fantastique," an early romantic epic of unrequited love and passion; and before it, the great Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff’s "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini," in which they are joined by the American pianist George Li. The program opens with American music – William Grant Still's tone poem of sorrow, hope and prayer, intended, as the composer wrote, to be "representative of the American Negro and suggest the triumph of a people over their sorrows..." Video: George Li performs Horowitz's "Variations on a Theme from Bizet's Opera Carmen," Liszt's "Consolation No. 3" and "La Campanella" for NPR Tiny Desk Concerts: Related links: San Diego Symphony on Instagram San Diego Symphony on Twitter San Diego Symphony on Facebook

We invite undergraduate college students to participate in the annual SDSU Leadership Summit on Saturday, February 19, 2022 from 9:00am - 3:30pm (registration beginning at 8:30am) in the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union on the San Diego State University campus. The 2022 SDSU Leadership Summit conference will revolve around the theme of Leadership: It Starts with Us. This is our call to action! Wherever you are on your leadership journey, you will go further with a community supporting you along the way. What are the skills needed to build a strong community and to embark on a successful leadership journey? Join us at the 13th annual San Diego State University (SDSU) Leadership Summit to learn tangible strategies to become better leaders. We’re all in this together. This year, we are offering two attendance tracks: in person attendance (for SDSU students) and virtual attendance via Zoom (for non-SDSU participants). For in person SDSU participants, registration includes entrance to the conference, a faux-leather SDSU embossed padfolio, parking, and lunch (we do our best to accommodate the following dietary restrictions: gluten free, vegetarian and vegan). For virtual participants (non-SDSU and SDSU students joining virtually), registration includes entrance to the conference, a certificate of completion, and SDSU Leadership Summit swag For more information on this event and ticket purchases please visit HERE!

Why is India's 'RRR' the most watched non-English language film on Netflix?

COVID-19 related hospitalizations in San Diego County increased by 73 to 1,061 Tuesday, an "unprecedented pace" that follows a record- setting weekend where hospitals struggled to keep up.

Toro Nagashi Festival (Toe-row Nuh-gah-she) Enjoy the traditional Japanese custom of Toro Nagashi — a lantern floating ceremony that guides loved ones who have passed. In addition to the lantern floating ceremonies, the garden will host daily performances, showcasing over 4 different groups per day. Support local businesses by trying food from the food vendors and shopping merchant booths in the upper garden. Please visit here or call (619) 232-2721 for additional information about the event. Stay Connected on Social Media! Facebook & Instagram