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801

What is panda diplomacy?

802

Making the most of your local library

803

New play looks at coming-of-age from a queer, Filipino American perspective

804

Temecula school board recall intensifies

805

Navigating holiday stress and expectations to be happy

806

Home for the holidays: The power of shopping local

807

"1222 Oceanfront: A Black Family Christmas," Queen Bee, and weekend arts events

808

Preserving Kumeyaay culture through higher education

809

Weighing in on DeSantis, Newsom debate

810

Celebrating Kitschmas, plus a new memoir navigates Jewish and Muslim cultures

811

Maternity wards across California are closing

812

Food and weight in the age of Ozempic

813

Navigating mental health and middle school in 'Iveliz Explains It All'

814

How schools, parents can combat the e-cigarette epidemic

815

Food insecurity is on the rise

816

San Diego Mayor on housing package, police chief search

817

The future of planes and trains in San Diego

818

Weekend arts events to check out, plus films to be thankful for

819

Holiday health update: A check on COVID, flu and mpox

820

Indigenous stewardship helps climate change efforts

821

Soda Bar anniversary, N. Scott Momaday and Coronado Island Film Fest

822

One year in, California leads advances in AI

823

The historical trauma behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

824

Día de Muertos, the California Festival and San Diego Asian Film Fest

825

How studying Indigenous genetic data can lead to a more inclusive future

826

What San Diego's high cost of living means for millennials and Gen Zers

827

Scaring the neighbors: How to execute a backyard Halloween haunt

828

Kehinde Wiley's art, a 19th century courtesan and Halloween movies

829

Ban on lowrider cruising ends in California

830

San Diego professor elected new president of American Psychological Association

831

Coping with Middle East crisis in ever connected world

832

California creates alert system for missing Black teens, young adults

833

New art at the Chicano Park Museum and the San Diego Opera's new season

834

The unique health concerns of women

835

New book from familiar voice explores Lincoln's political prowess

836

Why California's beaches are in danger

837

Spotlighting Filipino American judge, author and poet

838

Peter Sagal, weekend arts events, and indie romance

839

Issues facing San Diego's Native American population

840

New series looks at impact of technology on physical health

841

The history behind Latinidad: Is Hispanic or Latino enough?

842

Exploring Latino identity

843

Casa Fest, Dave Eggers and Italian cinema

844

The threat of white Christian nationalism

845

The threat of white Christian nationalism

846

The energy driving California to its zero-emission goals

847

Newsom appoints Laphonza Butler as Feinstein replacement

848

Celebrating neurodiversity in art, food and immigration, Latinx film picks

849

The mental health struggles of men

850

The state of local journalism and how it affects democracy

851

Celebrating Chicano cinema and San Diego hip-hop

852

Latino book recommendations, Oceanside Zine Fest, and sumo wrestling

853

How does financial scarcity affect how we spend?

854

California passes laws to aid digital consumers

855

Neuroscience and the zombie brain

856

Medieval women, the science of zombie brains and Trolley Dances

857

How are young people grappling with threats to democracy?

858

Media literacy and what it means for democracy

859

Super Girl Pro surf competition returns to Oceanside

860

Cooking for a busy lifestyle, weekend arts events and FilmOut

861

Stressed about student debt? Here's where to start

862

Girls flag football takes the field at area high schools

863

San Diego doctor sees big benefits from kids playing sports

864

Buddhist stories, Hunter S. Thompson and weekend arts events

865

March on Washington 60 years later — where are we now?

866

San Diego County mayors talk about homelessness

867

Celebrating 50 years of hip-hop

868

A Gothic fantasy romance, diaspora poetry and ballet

869

A new COVID variant on scientists' radar

870

First day of school in San Diego

871

San Diego assesses the impacts of Hilary

872

NPR's Aisha Harris explores how pop culture shapes us in new book 'Wannabe'

873

The gift of public art, plus a look at the weekend arts calendar

874

Hoover High students recognized in NPR podcast challenge

875

Wartime history of Japanese Americans

876

Pulling the curtain back on menopause part 2

877

Pulling back the curtain on menopause

878

'Crime and Punishment' as a comedy?

879

Anxiety in kids, 'Crime and Punishment' as a comedy, and SummerFest

880

Meet San Diego's first Asian American Federal Magistrate and Legal Geek

881

Disability rights advocates explain ADA's importance

882

Who will be the next San Diego County Supervisor for District 4?

883

What's next for reparations for Black Californians?

884

Comic-Con back in full swing, despite downsized Hollywood presence

885

First day of school for two South Bay school districts

886

New weight loss drugs transform obesity treatment

887

Medical field sees big potential for AI

888

What is the state of LGBTQ+ rights after Supreme Court ruling?

889

San Diego mayor on latest efforts on homelessness and housing

890

To reassess a life: Dancer explores late autism diagnosis in 'Is It Thursday Yet'

891

Journalism faces uncertain future

892

How is San Diego faring in the war on fentanyl?

893

Eva Noblezada, Latinx retelling of ‘The Taming of the Shrew,’ and more public art

894

What recent Supreme Court rulings mean for higher education

895

'Human Footprint' explores humanity's complicated relationship with Earth

896

Kehinde Wiley's piece at Timken, noir mixology and summer romance reads

897

What can San Diego expect from climate change?

898

How esports helps build community, one match at a time

899

Book fairs, Depression era art and new leadership at local LGBTQ+ theater

900

Diversity programs see shift to 'belonging'