San Diego News Now

First, following reporting from our Military and Veteran Reporter Andrew Dyer, Navy officials are now offering to relocate sailors during heat waves. Next, the San Diego City College student detained by ICE denied bail, but support for him remains. Also, a solar and battery storage project was unanimously approved by the board of supervisors despite the community’s opposition. And, some weekend events happening across the county that you and yours could take part in.

First, we spoke with a local homeowner already using plug-in solar panels. Then, there are new rules in the Imperial Valley regarding data centers and blackouts. Next, a profile on the two candidates vying to be California’s next Insurance Commissioner. And, a local non-profit that focuses on the growing number of women veterans in the United States.

First, reporter Jake Gotta looks into why trust in elections is declining. Then, migrants being detained for longer than they should be is now on the radar of a federal judge. Next, we’ll tell you the financial impact cross-border pollution is having on the region. And, an update on 101 Ash Street.

First, the DA’s office will not charge the officer involved in the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old. Then, concerns over regulations to Artificial Intelligence are sparking a national debate. Also, the San Diego City Council is looking to slow down on just how many autonomous vehicles are on our roads. And, cruise season is beginning in America’s Finest city.

First, researchers have gathered enough information to put figures behind contamination levels at the Tijuana River. Also, the county just launched its largest public works project ever: solving the Tijuana River sewage crisis. Then, La Mesa City Council appointed a new interim city treasurer. And, get to know KPBS’s new Science & Technology reporter.