KPBS Roundtable

San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) said the cost for natural gas has more than doubled and San Diego ratepayers are set to see large hikes on their energy bills next month.

Matt Hoffman hosts a discussion about President Biden's new border and immigration strategy, as he prepares for his first presidential visit to Mexico and the U.S.-Mexico border. Guests include Associated Press immigration team lead Elliot Spagat; inewsource's border and immigration reporter, Sofía Mejías-Pascoe; and KPBS border reporter Gustavo Solis.

San Diego news leaders join Roundtable to talk about what they see in the field of journalism today.

On a special edition of Roundtable, local health experts weigh in on what they are seeing at area hospitals with COVID-19, RSV and the flu.

On Thursday, the San Diego Registrar of Voters certified the 2022 midterm election. We take a closer look into how the election will change San Diego.

This week, San Diego officials began lowering water levels at Lake Hodges to protect the dam which is undergoing repair work. What does it mean for San Diego's water situation?

Accusations of discrimination by two former lawyers have been made against the San Diego County Public Defender office. A new study finds air pollution may mask the extent of global warming. And sexual harassment allegations in the San Diego Sheriff’s Department highlight a male-dominated culture in law enforcement.

A federal judge's decision to end the pandemic-era border policy known as Title 42 could have lasting impacts along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Votes continue to be counted in the days following the 2022 general election, but the early numbers give us an idea of how voters will decide major offices and issues around San Diego County.

Padre fever hits San Diego, and the San Diego Wave FC finds success in its first season.

KPBS Roundtable examines the candidates and issues surrounding the race for San Diego County Sheriff in the 2022 general election.

Gas prices have hit record highs in San Diego County. Californians pay more at the pump than any other state with some stations now priced above $7 for a gallon of regular gas. This week Rob Nikolewski, energy reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune joins the show with Nicole Nixon, Capital Public Radio’s politics and government reporter and KPBS Reporter Alexander Nguyen.

Safety and quality of life concerns rise to the surface in San Diego's debate over how to respond to the problem of homelessness.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has made homelessness his top priority but despite the city’s best efforts, San Diego’s downtown homeless population reached a new high last month.

The San Diego County Sheriff's Department announced another in-custody death this week of a man held at a jail in Otay Mesa. It's one of more than a dozen similar deaths this year as the law enforcement agency overseeing local jails awaits a change in leadership.

Energy resources were pushed to the limit this week as Southern California dealt with an unusually long stretch of extreme heat. We discuss the long term climate change implications and the challenges in getting people immediate relief.

A discussion around higher education as a new academic year begins at SDSU and CSU San Marcos.

An apology from Padres star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. underscores the ongoing issues of performance enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball and the pressure on athletes to perform at a high level.

The Inflation Reduction Act commits billions of dollars to climate, health care and tax reform. We discuss how some of the spending will go to California and how local residents and politicians are reacting.

President Biden announces a formal end to the Remain in Mexico asylum policy, Ensenada struggles to supply water amid drought conditions, and summer closures continue at South County beaches amid a new round of cross-border sewage contamination.

A discussion on San Diego State University's move to open an investigation into a reported sexual assault by members of the Aztec football team and the larger issue of how schools handle sexual violence in the college setting.

The city of San Diego strikes a deal that allows it to move on from years of legal fights over the asbestos-tainted high-rise that was supposed to be a new hub for city workers.

Comic-Con holds its first full scale event in downtown San Diego since 2019 after being sidetracked by the pandemic.

The 2022 San Diego Pride Festival and related events are underway this weekend amid an uptick of public health and safety concerns.

The Padres are making a playoff push, football and soccer teams will soon move into a brand new stadium and California will ask voters to weigh in on sports betting.