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No one immediately claimed responsibility for Sunday's bombing, which killed dozens and wounded nearly 200 people.

People across the nation are coming together to fight against violent hate crimes, including here in San Diego. A vigil protest against gun violence and white supremacy is being held Monday night at the Balboa Park fountain. Then, carbon capture, removing excess carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere, is essential to the latest climate report from the United Nations and is an essential element in California’s new climate roadmap released by the state Air Resources Board. Next, Chinese-American parents are divided in their reactions to remarks made last month by San Dieguito Union High School District Superintendent Dr. Cheryl James-Ward about Asian students. And, a major tool to help lower the number of accidental overdoses is the naloxone. But one place where access to the life-saving medicine is not available to everyone is in local jails. That soon could change. Next, the coastal cloud cover that we call May Grey and June gloom traditionally keeps spring and early summer temperatures comfortable in San Diego. But that natural air conditioner may be disappearing. Finally, for most people turning 21 is a reason to celebrate. But for 200,000 young people here in the U.S. turning 21 catapults them into a bizarre legal limbo.

Police are still working to identify the vehicle and driver in the Sunday afternoon incident.

Yellow's demise stems from an exodus of customers, union strife and longstanding financial troubles.

Invite your friends and family and join us for an afternoon of family-friendly laughter and fun! All performances are welcome, from stand-up comedy, to spoken word and poetry. If you are interested in performing, please email agaouda@gmail.com. Additionally, there will be a sign-up sheet at the door. Please note that due to limited capacity, it’ll be a first-come first-served basis for the open mic performances. Please make sure your performance is family friendly. We look forward to seeing you! Bio: Aziza has travelled all across the US, from New York to San Diego, sharing her story and making people laugh.

Practice being in the present with paper folding activities. Everything comes in a kit that can be utilized in the Teen Space or taken home.

Using an Arduino Nano to control a color sensor and LEDs, participants will create a Bit-a-bot which responds to the color of the food it eats. Participants will learn more about how a color sensor distinguishes different colors and translates them for the Arduino to read as they complete their circuit. Tutors will also help participants learn to structure their code to incorporate components of their circuit. Combining the participant’s knowledge of the color sensor and code, they will be able to make their Bit-A-Bot’s eyes gleam in the color of its food! Warning, the Bit-A-Bot’s teeth are sharper than they seem. This is a virtual workshop. Kits are created by UC San Diego's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering student led organization, Project-In-A-Box. No experience required! A Middle School or High School student must be participating. Limit 1 kit per household. Only 1 registration needed per household. Check your email to receive a notice about how to pick up your kit! All participants are welcome. If you need special accessibility accommodations, please email LYee@sandiego.gov in advance of your participation. If you have comments, questions, or grievances about Project-In-A-Box, please contact LYee@sandiego.gov.

Learn to play harmonica or improve your skills. We’re all volunteers, therefore, membership is free, but registration is required and all levels are accepted. - First, check our website https://sdharmonicaclub.com/ and practice at home from our videos - Bring your own diatonic harmonica in the key of C to the meeting - Attend our meeting regularly, and bring your ideas & tips & tricks if you have them. Finally have fun and bring a friend!

They walk on wind, they breathe, they hunker down in the wind, robots without batteries, chips, just a system of levers highly attuned to the environment they inhabit. This course explores the mechanics and philosophy behind Theo Jensen’s “Strandbeests” and other artistic creations that interact with the elements. Far from just a show and tell this course offers materials, knowledge, and space to support design and construction of these creations. This is an in-person workshop. 3rd Grade to 5th Grade

Chinese-American parents of the San Dieguito Union High School District are divided in their reactions to the recent racially inflammatory comments made by the district’s superintendent. Meanwhile, the director of the UC San Diego breast milk bank warns against buying breast milk on Facebook amid the nationwide shortage of baby formula. Plus, Katya Echazarreta will soon be the first Mexican-born woman to travel to space.