In a late-night move that sparked widespread concern, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at eliminating federal funding for PBS and NPR. While this isn’t the first time Trump has targeted public media, this recent action cuts especially deep—directly threatening programs like Sesame Street, Arthur, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, and many others that millions of families across the country rely on every day.

San Diego, CA-The Lucky Diaz Duet, winners of the 2025 GRAMMY for Best Children's Music Album, will perform in concert at the Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center in downtown La Jolla on Saturday, May 10, 2025, presented by La Jolla Music Society (LJMS), at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. These concerts will take place at The JAI, The Conrad's smaller, more intimate venue, with plenty of room for kids to dance and move. The event is suitable for all ages, especially ages 3 to 8.

Cinco de Mayo in California is not only a date to remember the Battle of Puebla, it is a true explosion of culture, music, gastronomy and Latino pride. Throughout the state, from San Diego to Sacramento, the streets are filled with mariachi, tacos, folkloric dances and a vibrant energy that makes you feel part of something big.

If you thought hand-drawn animation was a thing of the past, think again — because The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie has just proven there’s still plenty of cartoon magic left in those old ACME crates.

Every business claims to value leadership. But how many truly understand what it takes to build leaders who not only perform—but transform? For over 26 years, Pamela Stambaugh has been on a mission to answer that question.

There are dates that raise smiles just by being mentioned, and Children's Day is undoubtedly one of them. It is an opportunity to celebrate innocence, laughter without filters, curiosity that wants to know everything and the magic of looking at the world with wonder.

Mari Ramos is dedicated to fostering economic growth for businesses, particularly Hispanic-owned businesses. Serving on multiple boards, including the Idaho Food Bank, Foundation for Idaho History and the National Selective Service Board, she passionately engages in community initiatives, emphasizing leadership, resilience, and inclusivity.

We live surrounded by metals: in the water we drink, in the food we eat, and even in some products we use every day. Although many metals are essential for the functioning of the human body, such as iron or zinc, others can be highly toxic if they accumulate in large quantities.

Season 1 of The Last of Us blew everyone’s minds—it proved that a video game adaptation could actually be, well, amazing. Emotional, intense, and terrifying in the best way. But Season 2? It hits way harder. It's not just a continuation ofJoel and Ellie's journey—it's a total shift in tone. More pain, more complexity, and way more emotional gut-punches.

Imagine you have in your living room a Vermeer. Not a copy, not a nice canvas print, but an original Vermeer! Well, now imagine that one day you wake up and... poof! It's gone. It's gone. As if by magic (but of the thieving Houdini kind).