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Although June has passed and Pride month has come to an end, some of the best Pride celebrations are still yet to come...

This is one of the largest Pride celebrations in the country, with hundreds of thousands of people attending the two day event.

This year's theme is "Thrive!" intended to highlight the resilience and determination of the LGBTQ+ community to overcome challenges and celebrate their strength.

Experts are warning people to stay hydrated as San Diego's heat wave continues.

SDG&E is reacting to an oversized natural gas bill, after KPBS brought the issue to their attention. In other news, the Village Health Center at Father Joe’s is now open after flooding caused major damage this past spring. Plus, a local artistic director talks about why she chose to study the transgender singing voice.

San Diego Pride Festival and Parade are kicking off this weekend. Organizers are expecting increased crowds and temperatures this year.

After a ruling that limits LGBTQ+ protections, many are wondering what larger implications could be at play.

San Diego Pride festivities are underway. More than a quarter of a million people are expected to attend San Diego’s largest civic event in America’s Finest City.

Pride events are taking place across the country amid growing threats of violence against the LGBTQ+ community and an increasingly charged political environment, and one way that’s impacting Pride organizations’ bottom lines is with skyrocketing insurance costs. In other news, San Diego wants to crack down on companies that dig up city streets without properly fixing them after. Plus, San Diego residents are getting acquainted with the stinky, smelly part of their garbage, as organic recycli...

Insurers wanted to charge San Diego Pride $300,000 this year for coverage that cost the nonprofit about $10,000 last year.