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San Diego Heat Wave Smashes Records as City Hall Debates Parking Fees

San Diego Heat Wave Smashes Records as City Hall Debates Parking Fees

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, March 19. We kick off with this scorching heat wave gripping our county, smashing March records left and right from Ramona to Kearny Mesa. Expect highs of 74 to 86 along the coast today, climbing to 88 to 99 inland, 78 to 96 in the mountains, and a brutal 103 to 108 in the deserts, per ABC 10News meteorologist Megan Parry. A heat advisory runs until 8 p.m. Friday, so we stay hydrated, skip strenuous outdoor work, and check on neighbors, especially kids and the elderly. Relief comes this weekend with a 5 to 10 degree drop, though still 10 to 20 above normal.

Shifting to city hall, Councilmember Raul Campillo pushes a ballot measure to keep beach and bay parking free, approved by committee amid a projected 120 million dollar budget gap next year. This blocks ideas like fees at Mission Bay Park, focusing instead on cuts without taxing us more, as CBS 8 reports. Rules Committee also eyes repealing Balboa Park paid parking.

On the crime front, we mourn a deadly shooting in Hamul on Loose Creek Road near Alpine Fire Station 17, where deputies are investigating after the victim died pulling up for help. A woman got four years for stabbing two men near Hodads in Ocean Beach last year. And Carlsbad Boulevard fully reopened after a late-night DUI crash at state beach.

New business buzz includes Sprinter Pitstop expanding expert repairs for Mercedes vans and more on Convoy Street in Mira Mesa. The San Diego Humane Society urges coyote coexistence this week around Balboa Park.

Sports note: our local schools shine with high school teams prepping for playoffs amid this heat. Feel-good moment: thousands celebrated Naval Aviation Centennial in Coronado, honoring pioneers like Lindbergh at the Navy's first flight school site, as KPBS highlights.

Upcoming, tune into Historic Places with Elsa Sevilla tonight at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV for aviation history. Job market holds steady with about 15,000 openings countywide, real estate seeing median homes around 950,000 dollars.

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