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San Diego Local Pulse: Heat Advisory, School Safety Concerns, and Cherry Blossoms in Bloom

San Diego Local Pulse: Heat Advisory, School Safety Concerns, and Cherry Blossoms in Bloom

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Friday, March 13. We kick off with breaking news on the weather thats dominating our conversations today. A heat advisory blankets our coast and inland valleys through this evening, with temps hitting the mid 80s at beaches like Coronado and Oceanside, 90s in Santee, El Cajon, and Ramona, and even 94 in the deserts. CBS 8 reports folks flocked to Ocean Beach yesterday to beat the heat, and we expect even bigger crowds this weekend. Stay hydrated, hit the trails early like at Cows Mountain before noon, and cool off at county libraries opening at 10 a.m. since the Cool Zone program isnt live yet. Outlook stays hot into next week with weak Santa Ana winds fading by Sunday.

Shifting to public safety, that FBI warning about a possible Iranian drone attack off our coast from unverified intel has been walked back. Officials including Governor Newsom and security experts like Sean Van Diver say theres no credible threat, and bases like Camp Pendleton maintain standard vigilance. Locally, Carlsbad police and the school district are investigating a disturbing video from Poinsettia Park near Aviara Oaks Middle School, where students bullied an 11-year-old girl with racial slurs last week. Hundreds of parents packed a board meeting demanding action, and we hope it leads to real change for our kids.

On the roads, watch for slowdowns on the 15 South at Old Highway 395 from a crash near Bonsall. Gas prices jumped to about 5.40 a gallon per AAA, so plan your fill-ups wisely amid national oil releases.

The Cherry Blossom Festival is blooming now in Balboa Park, perfect for a shaded family outing today or tomorrow. Padres fans, Michael King takes the mound this afternoon against the Athletics in spring training. Locally, Aviara Oaks Elementary parents are rallying after the incident, showing our communitys strength.

No major city hall updates today, but were eyeing steady job growth with new brokers like Brad Fox joining Colliers in real estate. One feel-good note: neighbors in La Mesa walked dogs at Ocean Beach, grateful for our coastal luck.

In the past 24 hours, no significant crimes reported, keeping things calm countywide.

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