About this episode

The episode discusses the California governor race, small business economic struggles, and immigration enforcement in South County.

Primary ballots for California's governor race are on their way to voters next week. If you haven't settled on a candidate yet — you're not alone. A recent poll from CBS News found 26% of registered voters remain undecided. We talk about where the race stands after this week's debate. Plus, California's small businesses are struggling from tariff confusion and higher costs, amid the U.S.-Israel war in Iran. We sit down with a reporter who spoke to business owners. And, a conversation with South County reporters about how immigration enforcement is affecting the economy — and everyday life — in the border region. Guests: Anita Chabria , columnist, Los Angeles Times Levi Sumagaysay , economy reporter, CalMatters Kori Suzuki , South Bay and Imperial Valley reporter, KPBS Jim Hinch , South County reporter, Voice of San Diego

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