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Pineapple Express Batters San Diego, Council Approves Pothole Repairs, Padres Ink Prospect, and More Local Updates

Pineapple Express Batters San Diego, Council Approves Pothole Repairs, Padres Ink Prospect, and More Local Updates

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Friday, December 26. We kick off with the big story hitting us hard, a powerful Pineapple Express storm thats already claimed at least four lives across California, including impacts right here in San Diego County. Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency for our area yesterday, with flash floods and debris flows triggering rescues near burn scars in the hills. CBS 8 reports widespread showers picking up this afternoon around 4 p.m., heaviest in our mountains like Palomar where temps drop to 47 degrees, while coastal spots hit 64 in the South Bay. High surf advisory lasts until Saturday with waves up to 9 feet at places like La Jolla Cove, so we stay cautious on beaches and roads like I-5 through North County. Expect wind gusts along the coast today, tapering by evening into a drier weekend, though models hint at more rain by New Years.

Shifting to city hall, the council approved new funding for pothole repairs on streets like El Cajon Boulevard, easing daily commutes for us all after yesterdays wet mess. In real estate, median home prices held steady around 900,000 dollars amid the weather slowdown, per local listings, while job postings rose 5 percent in tech and healthcare downtown. New business buzz includes a fresh taco spot opening on India Street in Little Italy tomorrow, replacing a shuttered cafe.

For sports, our Padres inked a minor league deal with a top prospect, and high school hoops saw El Camino win 65-52 over Scripps Ranch last night. Community events ahead feature the free New Years Eve bash at Waterfront Park in a couple days, rain or shine.

Crime report from the past day stays light but serious, San Diego police arrested two in a theft ring near Mission Valley mall, with no major violence reported, keeping our neighborhoods safer.

Quick school shoutout, Lincoln Highs robotics team snagged first at a regional comp. And for a feel-good lift, volunteers cleared debris from Balboa Park trails overnight, restoring our favorite walking spots.

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