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New Year, New Laws: Plastic Bag Bans, Anti-Trafficking, and Police Mask Rules in San Diego

New Year, New Laws: Plastic Bag Bans, Anti-Trafficking, and Police Mask Rules in San Diego

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 1. We kick off the new year with big changes from three new California laws taking effect today, straight from CBS 8 reports. Grocery stores along El Cajon Boulevard and pharmacies near Balboa Park can no longer offer plastic carryout bags, even the thicker reusable ones. They switch to paper bags made with at least half recycled material to cut down on pollution washing into our bays. Shoppers at Vons or CVS, expect a small uptick in costs, but its aimed at our beaches and oceans. Another law cracks down on human trafficking, making it a misdemeanor to solicit sex and felonies for adults targeting 16 or 17 year olds. It puts the focus on buyers while protecting victims. And police face new rules on masks during routine patrols, with exceptions for SWAT near the Sheriff substation in Santee, though the department says they are already compliant.

Our weather brings a wet welcome, with showers ramping up this morning across the county, per National Weather Service and KESQ forecasts. San Diego expects about an inch of rain today, heaviest around fireworks at Waterfront Park, so grab those jackets for New Years events. Flood watches hit coastal spots from La Jolla to Point Loma starting tonight. Highs stay in the upper 60s, cooling to low 70s tomorrow as clouds linger, tapering off by evening. Drive carefully on I-5 and stay inland if possible.

No major crime in the last day, but public safety teams urge caution near Mission Beach due to holiday crowds amid the rain. City Hall pushes these laws to shape our daily lives, from shopping at Hillcrest farmers market to safer streets.

On a bright note, a feel-good story from our community: volunteers at the San Diego Food Bank packed thousands of meals yesterday for families in need, warming hearts as we ring in 2026.

We see new business buzz with a cafe opening on Garnet Avenue in Pacific Beach, while job postings climb about 5 percent in tech and hospitality per local listings. Real estate holds steady, with median home prices around 950 thousand dollars in North Park.

Padres fans, high school teams from Cathedral Catholic notched wins in holiday tournaments. Catch the First Night celebration downtown despite the drizzle, and dont miss the free concert at Balboa Theater this weekend.

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