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Reading about climate change can leave us feeling helpless, anxious and disengaged.
But focusing on solutions can have the opposite effect.
For NPR's Climate Solutions Week, we're highlighting how San Diego communities are doing their part for the climate.
Plus, we continue our election series in the run-up to the June 2 primary. This week, we break down the races for Superior Court judge seats.
Then, a conversation all about the the world of Pokémon, with some of the crew behind The Finest podcast, who recently produced an episode about the Pokémon economy.
Guests:
- Tammy Murga, environment reporter, KPBS
- Katie Hyson, racial justice and social equity reporter, KPBS
- Audy McAfee, arts and culture reporter, KPBS
- Anthony Wallace, producer, "The Finest" podcast, KPBS
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Earlier this month, state regulators allowed Waymo to bring its driverless taxi service to San Diego — and throughout much of Southern California.
We give you a taste of what it's like to ride in an autonomous vehicle. Then, we zoom out to discuss how robotaxis are operating in other U.S. cities a…
The city of San Diego is reopening more than a dozen bathrooms in Mission Bay Park, after months of public backlash.
We break down the potty politics and what the story says about the city's budget process.
Plus, new reporting from NBC News explores the financial struggles of a group of former ML…
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 dev…
A new state law makes it illegal to loiter in an area for the purpose of buying sex.
But data show that here in San Diego, police are mostly citing Latino and Black men for the crime.
We talk about KPBS reporting that raises questions about racial bias and how the new law is impacting sex workers…
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a record number of people in July.
In San Diego and Imperial counties, that was 2,000 people — the highest monthly total during President Trump's second term.
We talk about the story behind the data, and what it reveals about immigration enforcem…
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