San Diego's Morning News with Bret and Veronica

San Diego's Morning News with Bret and Veronica

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There's a New Way to Get from Chula Vista to Downtown San Diego

California's 37th Governor Reacts to the Primary Election Results

Election day was Tuesday, and so far, votes are revealing Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Bacerra as the two candidates for November's general election. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke to California's 37th governor, Gray Davis to hear his thoughts.

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Gift Bags for Students at the Islamic Center of San Diego

Two friends are coming together to make gift bags for the students at the Islamic Center of San Diego, many of whom were present at the deadly shooting just last month. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke with one of the organizers, Sarah Abdin.

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We May Lose Half of the Public Restrooms at Mission Bay

Yet another controversial budget cut proposal by Mayor Gloria is the closing of public restrooms at Mission Bay. Veronica and Bret spoke with the founder of the Mission Bay Park Conservancy, Bradley Schnell.

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A One-and-Done Heart Disease Prevention

A preliminary study by The New England Journal of Medicine shows scientists may someday be able to offer a one-and-done way to prevent heart disease. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke to liver disease specialist, Dr. Joe Galati.

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Many San Diegans Are Not Tuned into Tuesday's Primary Election

Next Tuesday, June 2, is California's 2026 primary election. KOGO's Laura Cain asked San Diegans what they know about the election and if they're planning to vote.

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A Chance to See Dr. Suess' Art Here in San Diego

A one-of-a-kind 'Art of Dr. Seuss' exhibit is opening tomorrow in the Gaslamp Quarter, honoring the children's book author, Theodore Geisel, who lived much of his life in La Jolla. KOGO's Laura Cain spoke to the manager for the National Gallery Accounts for The Art of Dr. Seuss, Jes Stiner.

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A Democrat in the Lead for California Governor

A new poll from the Public Policy Institute of California shows democrat Xavier Becerra is leading the race for California's next governor. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart learned more from a member of the political science department at Cal State San Marcos, Larry Gerston.

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It Just Got a Whole Lot Easier to Remove Your Personal Information from Data Brokers

A new program called the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) allows Californians to ask that their personal information be deleted from every registered data broker in just one request. Veronica and Bret learned more from the executive director of CalPrivacy, Tom Kemp.

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A San Diego Program Helping the Homeless and the Hungry

A partnership between the Lucky Duck Foundation, The Salvation Army and Feeding San Diego aims to help individuals experiencing homelessness. Just this week, they reached a new milestone: rescuing over one million pounds of food. Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter spoke to the CEO of the Lucky Duck Foundation, Drew Moser.

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