San Diego's Morning News with Bret and Veronica

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A Toy Store That's Been a San Diego Staple for Five Decades

A New Magazine Focused on Rancho Santa Fe

The first issue of Rancho Santa Fe Living Magazine is launching in just a few weeks. KOGO's Laura Cain found out all about it from the publisher, Becca Brazil, and her husband, Juliano Teruel.

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Employer Healthcare Costs Face Highest Increase in Over Two Decades

With employer health benefit costs increasing by the largest amount they have since 2003, you may be paying more for your health insurance next year. Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter learned more from co-founder of SHARx, Paul Pruitt.

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A Cross-Country Bike Ride Raising Money for Cancer Research

This Sunday, more than 100 Bristol Myers Squibb employees will begin a nearly 3,000-mile bike ride to raise money for cancer research. Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter spoke to cancer research scientist, Dr. Jesus Dones, to learn more about "Coast 2 Coast 4 Cancer."

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How Many People Actually Like Their Job?

It's Labor Day, meaning you probably have the day off. But are you relieved, or does not getting to go into the office make you a little sad? KOGO's Laura Cain hit the streets to see how many people actually enjoy their job.

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How You Can Help People Struggling with Addiction, One Step at a Time

The annual 5K Walk for Sobriety is returning September 5th. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart learned more from the medical director of the McAlister Institute, Dr. James Dunford.

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Have There Been More Food Recalls Than Usual?

There have been several food recalls this year, but is it an unusual amount compared to past years? Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart found out from the director of the Center for Food Systems Transformation at University of San Diego, Aaron Gross.

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An Organization That Doesn't Let Any Food Go Uneaten

A group in Chula Vista has been simultaneously reducing food waste and fighting food insecurity for three decades now. Veronica Carter learned more from administrative assistant for Senior Gleaners, Trixxie Land.

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An Inside Look at the 2026 San Diego International Film Festival

The 25th anniversary of the San Diego International Film Festival is running October 13-18, and they've just announced the 90 films that make up their 2026 line-up. Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter spoke to CEO and Artistic Director for the festival, Tonya Mantooth.

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A Carlsbad Family Needs Help Securing an AI Genetic Therapy That Could Save Their Baby's Life

An 8-month-old named Delaney has only months to live unless she receives a unique AI genetic therapy treatment. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke with Delaney's mom, Erin Holian, about what she needs to save her daughter's life. You can donate here

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