KPBS-FM (San Diego, CA)

KPBS-FM (San Diego, CA)

KPBS-FM is a public radio station that operates under the license of San Diego State University. It broadcasts on 89.5 MHz in San Diego, 89.1 MHz on K206AC in La Jolla, and 97.7 MHz on KQVO in Calexico, Imperial County. The station is part of the National Public Radio network and focuses on delivering news and public affairs content. As of May 23, 2011, KPBS-FM shifted away from classical music during its evening broadcasts, opting to offer music programming exclusively through an online stream.

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#53207

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#12059

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#386

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  • 1 day ago | kpbs.org | Jennifer Ludden

    When Becca Morris applied for a federal housing subsidy years ago, her life was in turmoil. She'd had a son at age 19, the father was in and out of rehab and prison, and she was couch surfing with friends and family. Morris wasn't fazed when the offer of rental aid came with a major condition: That money would end after seven years, max. "I feel like this was … good pressure," she says.

  • 2 days ago | kpbs.org | Beth Accomando

    Digital Gym Cinema is San Diego's last stronghold for truly independent film programming. This weekend it proves that point with a Bonkers Half-Assed Midnight screening of the 1995 cult classic "Mosquito" on Saturday and the iVIE Awards and Student Film Festival on Sunday. I mentioned "Mosquito" on last week's Midday Movies, but I will shout it out again since it is screening this Saturday.

  • 2 days ago | kpbs.org | Adrian Florido

    Lee esta historia en inglés. Nadie sabe exactamente cuántos inmigrantes viven sin estatus legal en el territorio estadounidense de Puerto Rico. Rebecca González-Ramos, investigadora principal del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) en la isla, calcula que son unos 20,000 y, desde enero, su trabajo consiste en localizar y deportar hasta el último de ellos.

  • 2 days ago | kpbs.org | Beth Accomando

    Although John Wick has seemingly returned from the dead before, “Chapter 4” seemed to put a nail in that franchise’s coffin. That meant Lionsgate and producer/director Chad Stahelski had to come up with a creative way to keep the Wick franchise alive when its titular character was dead.

  • 3 days ago | kpbs.org | Amita Sharma

    Americans’ trust in the news media grew 8 percentage points this year, compared to 4 percentage points in 2024, according to a recent survey by the data firm YouGov. But news consumption remains as politically divided as the country. With few exceptions such as financial news sources like Forbes and The Economist, or The Weather Channel, Democrats and Republicans don’t have faith in the same outlets. In its poll, YouGov asked people about the trustworthiness of 52 news sources.

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