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NOAA/APA pair of Pacific hurricanes will influence San Diego County weather early this week, primarily by sending tropical moisture and ocean swells northward toward Southern California, before a drying and warming trend takes hold for the remainder of the week. -
Jae C. Hong/APThe beach in this small Southern California community has been shrinking due to rising ocean waters
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Anne Wernikoff/CalMattersSome California gun owners view a new law requiring people to take a four-hour safety class as a kind of tax on firearm ownership. It’s one of 10 gun safety measures Gov. Newsom signed into law on Saturday.
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In this episode of Voices del Valle, Central Union High School senior Sarah Abigail Vera shares the personal mental health journey that inspired her to create High School The Game. Through conversations with students, educators, and a mental health specialist, the episode explores the pressures, relationships, decisions, and challenges that shape the high school experience—and why talking about them matters. -
First, come with us as we pay a visit to a Spring Valley elementary school with a past history of flooding as it braces for El Niño. Also, Santee residents are set to vote on a proposed one percent sales tax increase. Next, an update on the Mayor’s Conference that was in town over the weekend. And, a look at the RUTH, Remember Us The Holocaust, exhibit at San Diego’s Central Library.
