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Has Anyone Ever Told You To 'Go Back Where You Came From'?
- July 15
- By KPBS News
Tweets by President Donald Trump target four democratic congresswomen, all American citizens, telling them to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came." KPBS is asking San Diegans for their experience with the common racist remark.
Famed Ocean Researcher Walter Munk Dies At 101
- Feb. 11
- By KPBS News
Walter Munk, the famed geophysicist who turned a lifetime of questions into a spectacular career at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, died Friday.
California GOP Lawmaker From San Diego Switches Parties, Criticizes Trump
- Jan. 24
- By Associated Press, KPBS News
Assemblyman Brian Maienschein said he differs with the Republican Party on immigration as well as health care, gun control, abortion and gay rights.
Storm Could Cause Flooding In San Diego County
- Jan. 14
- By City News Service, KPBS News
The third storm system of the year is expected to bring heavy rainfall and snow Monday to San Diego County, along with the potential for flash flooding.
Cabrillo National Monument Closed Due To Government Shutdown
- Dec. 24, 2018
- By KPBS News
The Cabrillo National Monument in Point Loma is closed because of the government shutdown, according to an announcement on the National Park Service's website.
2018 Midterm Election Results: Join In On A Statewide Discussion
- Nov. 7, 2018
- By KPBS News
In collaboration with the California Dream project, join us for a live, statewide call-in radio show on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to noon. We’ll get reaction to the 2018 midterm election results from political reporters around the state and from listeners like you.
Watch Live: 2018 General Election Coverage
- Nov. 6, 2018
- By KPBS News and PBS Newshour
Check out KPBS' live coverage of the 2018 general election.
San Diego County Water Authority Seeks To Settle Legal Disputes With Metropolitan Water District
- Oct. 26, 2018
- By KPBS News
Local water officials have fought for decades with the Metropolitan Water District. The dispute has often left the two agencies fighting expensive legal battles and publicly insulting each other.
SDG&E Shuts Off Power To 360 Customers Due To High Winds
- Oct. 15, 2018
- By KPBS News
San Diego Gas and Electric shut off power to about 360 customers in San Diego County on Monday due to high wind conditions that could pose a risk for wildfires.
SDG&E Customers To See Rate Reductions Starting In October
- Sept. 24, 2018
- By KPBS News
San Diego Gas and Electric announced Monday that ratepayers will see bill reductions next month following a court settlement for the costs of closing the now-defunct San Onofre nuclear power plant.