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While GOP lawmakers try to convince moderates that a voter ID requirement is a “common sense” idea, they continue to push President Donald Trump’s debunked fraud narrative.

First, joining other institutions like Southwestern College, the South San Diego County-based district hosted its first ever graduation ceremony in Tijuana. Then, we'll tell you why riders on San Diego’s public transit system could soon be paying more for a ride. Also, as a warning to our audience, we bring you a story centered around suicide prevention. And, a new deportation effort has now made its way to San Diego bringing up questions around due-process.

Want to buy a gun in California? Lawmakers may have you set aside four hours — and bring ammo for the range

California is considering giving oil refineries and other major polluters billions in free pollution permits under a major overhaul of its carbon market. The fight is exposing a deeper question inside Gov. Gavin Newsom's climate agenda: Can California lower emissions without driving up gas prices?

Immigration remains deeply personal for many young Latino Californians, particularly as the Trump administration ramps up enforcement operations. But interviews with young voters and political experts suggest economic pressures like housing costs, education and healthcare are increasingly important.

The California governor is the most powerful elected official in the nation’s most populous state, commanding a $300 billion budget. Get to know the 61 candidates on the Primary Election ballot.

At a glance: Padres games at Petco Park are a San Diego summer favorite. But prices for tickets, concessions, and everything else that goes into catching a game can run up the bill, especially for a family. KPBS went to a game at Petco Park to tally up the cost, and that total had reporter Jake Gotta looking for another — possibly cheaper — way to watch baseball. His search took him up the coast to Anaheim, where the Padres played against the Los Angeles Angels.

New KPBS reporting finds that Black San Diegans are nine times more likely to be charged with 'resisting an officer' — and nothing else. Plus, a license plate reader linked the wrong man to a violent crime. And, a panel with LGBTQ+ journalists.

First, forecasters have announced that El Niño is here and the conditions its expected to bring later this year. Also, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is now signing the upcoming fiscal year budget, but the funding source isn’t sustainable. Then, the Padres hosted a remote work event that we attended to check in on productivity levels. Next, the San Diego History Center is joining America’s 250th anniversary celebration. And, some weekend events to check out.

As the World Cup kicks off, we look at how rising ticket costs are pricing out soccer fans. Then, local spoken word hip-hop group Lyrical Groove performs for Black Music Month. And, your weekend arts preview.