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Cal Fire said early Sunday that forward progress was stopped on the Echo Fire; crews remained on scene to secure the perimeter.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A 2014 tax-sharing deal that funneled the first $13.7M in hotel taxes to the developer ends next year, returning full hotel-tax receipts to Oceanside. City leaders say the windfall will help pay for core services.
Community & Society in ...
Solutions for Change repaid more than $500,000 to replenish housing reserve accounts and named Aaron Byzak CEO amid an audit and leadership dispute.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
San Diego’s cAMPfield closed a $180M Series A to advance prifemilast, a once‑daily oral PDE4B inhibitor, into global trials for IBD.
An 85-year-old man arrested for attempted murder died while under SDPD custody after being hospitalized; the sheriff's homicide unit has taken over the investigation.
Weather & Environment in ...
Morning clouds give way to sun and a mild 71°F high. A Beach Hazards Statement warns of 3–5 ft surf and high rip currents—stay out of the water.
An unidentified body washed ashore near Ocean Beach Pier on June 18; the San Diego County Medical Examiner has taken custody and investigators are probing the death.
A La Jolla daughter says her mother's donated body may have been transferred for military surgical training, prompting questions from families and a UC review.
Family sues Build a School Foundation, saying organizers ignored heat risks and permits after a 2024 Black Mountain fundraiser that ended in a death.
Food & Drinks in ...
Limoncello has opened in La Mesa Village, bringing Amalfi‑coast flavors, a glass‑enclosed pasta room and a $15.95 build‑your‑own pasta Tuesday special. The menu mixes seafood, braised meats and housemade pasta.
A state anti‑hate grant that funded 27 San Diego nonprofits is at risk as Sacramento budget talks leave renewal uncertain.
Cloudy morning clears to sunshine with highs near 71°F. NWS warns of high rip current risk through Sunday.
Cal Fire and county officials say all consumer fireworks — even 'safe and sane' types — are illegal in San Diego County amid dry fuels and stepped-up patrols.
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