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On KPBS Roundtable, we talk about the impact of state and federal Medicaid cuts that could double California's uninsured rate over the next four years. Plus, why San Diego caregivers are owed hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen wages. And, why communities are rallying against data center development in Southern California.

Game 2 is Wednesday night at Petco Park. The series winner faces the MLB-best Milwaukee Brewers in the best-of-five division series.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is canceling exhibit honoring British designer John Galliano. The exhibit had led to backlash because of the designer's past antisemitic and racist statements.

All aboard for a family-friendly mystery. Who stole Carmine Cannoli’s chocolate chips? Detective Brioche and Patty Pop Tart are on the case! Will the mystery be solved before the train pulls into Pastropolis’s main station? Grab a whisk and come find out! Perfect for the whole family! Grossmont College Theatre Arts on Facebook / Instagram

Pennsylvania is the worst hit state, with at least 1,338 cases of measles confirmed in 44 counties so far this year, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

Orchids & Onions: A 50-Year Report Card on San Diego Architecture Friends of San Diego Architecture will host celebration of the 50th anniversary of Orchids & Onions, San Diego's annual awards program. It honors the best in local architecture with Orchids, while other projects that come up short – they get Onions. Kevin deFreitas will share the podium with Mike Stepner, who joined other architects in founding the awards program in 1975. DeFreitas and Stepner will cover the history of O&O, the 50th anniversary gala, and the current state of design in the region. The program will take place at 10 a.m. October 17 at the San Diego History Center, Casa de Balboa, 1649 El Prado, Balboa Park. Visit https://friendsofsdarch.com/. Friends of San Diego Architecture on Facebook

NOTE: The festival's Community Day is now on Oct. 3 (time: TBD) at City Heights Performance Annex & Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park. San Diego's 2nd Annual Asian American Dance Festival Returns August 30 - September 12 Presented by TILTshift Dance and bkSOUL, AADF2026 returns with four main events – Dance Film Screening, Collaborative Residency Showcase, Community Day, and Mainstage Showcase – all part of San Diego’s first and only dance festival centering AAPI artists and their unique stories, while bringing communities together for shared dialogue. As Asian Americans we are continually navigating our identities, weaving together our ancestral heritage with our current day lives. Through this festival, AAPI dance artists tell stories of family, heritage, immigration, colonization, and assimilation. We recognize what we as Asian and Pacific Islanders inherit, what we take on, and what we let go of. We embrace our journey to become not just Asians and Pacific Islanders in America, but to become Asian Americans...finding our identity and place in this tapestry of cultures. AADF2026 EVENTS & DESCRIPTION Dance Film Screening: Sunday, Aug. 30, 5-8:30 p.m. at Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD - La Jolla) - Curated dance films by AAPI artists, as well as international films by Asian artists will be screened, with a panel discussion following immediately afterwards. 2 Audience Choice Awards and 1 Critics Choice Award (jury panel) will be announced on the last day of the festival. Doors open at 4pm - Dance Film Screening attendees receive free admission to MCASD to view the galleries prior to the start of the screening. Collaborative Residency Showcase: Friday, Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at Light Box Theater (Liberty Station) - AADF supports local artists, providing opportunities for early to mid-career AAPI dance makers to not only present work, but also explore their unique identities, collaborate with other artists, and engage with the AAPI community in a supportive environment. This showcase presents the culminating work of the AADF2026 choreographic residents’ 7-month artistic journey into identity and dance making. Community Day: New date: Saturday, Oct. 3 (time: TBD) at City Heights Performance Annex & Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park - An all-day free event, Community Day invites local AAPI student and community artists to share short dance pieces alongside cultural dance troupes, representing the broad diversity of the Asian and Pacific Islander diaspora. Dance artists also offer classes from the stage for audiences to participate in, while dance and cultural organizations set-up booths to distribute information and offer family friendly activities. Mainstage Showcase: Saturday, Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. at Saville Theater (San Diego City College) - A curated evening of live dance, invited dance makers share personal works that touch on their experience of living multi-culturally. These AAPI choreographers represent different cultural backgrounds and create work in various dance disciplines. Each are inspirational and accomplished artists in their own right. Together they present an evening of profound sharing and deep questioning. Bring a blanket, beach chairs, some snacks, and enjoy the day with us! TILTshift Dance on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok

Join us for the opening receptions of "Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting" and the annual "Graduate Review Exhibition." Visitors can mix and mingle with curator Jacqueline Marino and artists featured in "Edgeless," as well as MFA artists from our current cohort of graduate students. Exhibitions take place in the University Art Gallery and Everett Gee Jackson Gallery. SDSU School of Art and Design on Facebook / Instagram

Our art group's motive is to reflect on the question "Who are you" amidst a rapidly changing world and to express our thoughts through our art. We are hosting our first exhibition at La Jolla Beach. For this nature-based exhibition, we expanded the same question, "who are you" to deeply contemplate our coexistence with the natural environment we inhabit. We asked, "What is your WAY with nature? This first exhibition will take place on September 19, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at the beautiful La Jolla Beach in San Diego. Our goal is to communicate our personal connections to nature through this art and to share stories about the natural places we call home. WAY San Diego on Instagram

The Trump administration is demanding that almost every California county review its claims that noncitizens are registered to vote. Some of the information appears outdated, officials said.