San Diego Local Pulse: Fentanyl Seizures, Wildfire Safety, and Lunar New Year Theft Warnings
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San Diego Local Pulse: Fentanyl Seizures, Wildfire Safety, and Lunar New Year Theft Warnings
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We start with breaking news from the border. Yesterday, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem held a press conference near Otay Mesa Port of Entry, highlighting fentanyl seizures and local law enforcement partnerships with Sheriff Ken Jones. Protesters behind the fence shouted reminders of her past dog story, but she focused on securing our communities and stopping drugs from reaching our streets.
Shifting to city hall, Zone Zero wildfire safety rules kicked in yesterday, requiring brush clearance around homes in high-risk areas like those near Mission Trails Regional Park. This means we all check our properties to protect against fires that hit us hard in dry seasons.
Our weather today shines with clear skies and highs around 70 degrees near the bay, perfect for Valentine's Day outings at Balboa Park or beach walks along La Jolla Shores. No disruptions expected, but brace for a major storm Monday through Thursday, bringing heavy rain and possible flooding, according to UCSD's CW3E outlook. Stock up and plan indoor fun.
In education news, San Diego Unified avoided a strike on February 26th after reaching a deal for about 5 percent teacher raises, more special ed support, and no layoffs, pending state funds. Great for our kids' learning.
Crime report from the past day stays calm, but San Diego police warn of Lunar New Year theft spikes next week, like package grabs in Chinatown neighborhoods. Stay vigilant with home security.
Sports fans, our San Diego State women's basketball team faces Nevada today at 1 PM in Reno, riding momentum from recent wins. Catch it on Mountain West Network.
A feel-good story: a local flower shop near Pacific Beach bounced back from tough times with a pre-Valentine's surprise bouquet giveaway, delighting couples citywide.
Upcoming, Lunar New Year festivities light up next weekend at the San Diego Chinese Historical Museum. No major job or real estate shifts today, but median home prices hover around 950,000 dollars amid steady demand.
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