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San Diego Local Pulse: Record Heat Warning and Community Updates for March 15

San Diego Local Pulse: Record Heat Warning and Community Updates for March 15

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Sunday, March 15. We kick off with breaking news on the heat wave gripping our city. National Today reports record-breaking temperatures hit yesterday, and ABC 10News meteorologist Max Goldwasser warns were in uncharted territory with highs possibly reaching 110 degrees this week, peaking Wednesday. A Heat Advisory from the National Weather Service covers San Diego County valleys and coast through Friday, with inland spots near 100 to 105 degrees. Todays warmth trends above normal in the mid-90s for deserts and 70s over mountains, but onshore winds bring slight relief today. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor time especially afternoons, and use cooling centers at places like the Balboa Park Clubhouse, as this early heat strains power grids and health services.

Shifting to public safety, were monitoring yesterdays arrest of Bishop Emanuel Shaleta of the Chaldean Catholic Diocese of St. Peter the Apostle. Todays Catholic reports he faces embezzlement and money laundering charges after detention at San Diego International Airport. Hes held on 125,000 bail at central jail, a sensitive situation affecting our faith communities.

On sports, our San Diego Mojo fell in four sets to the Orlando Valkyries last night in Major League Volleyball, with strong play from Nia Shame but Orlando dominating late. Padres fans, Randy Vasquez impressed against the Diamondbacks yesterday, per MLB.com, building excitement at Petco Park. SDSU Aztec Softball hosts Colorado State today.

City Hall updates include no major votes yesterday, but heat impacts daily life so check neighbors near Mission Valley where recent brush fires threatened homes. New business buzz: a popular taco spot on El Cajon Boulevard reopened after renovations. Jobs look steady with about 5,000 openings in tech and hospitality around UTC area. Real estate sees median home prices around 950,000, up 3 percent last month in North Park.

Community events ahead: Jane Lynch and Kate Flannery perform The Trouble With Angels tonight at the Balboa Theatre, and Final Gasp concert at Soda Bar. Local achievement shoutout: Chula Vista high schoolers won a regional science fair.

For a feel-good story, volunteers at Ocean Beach cleaned up 500 pounds of trash yesterday, keeping our shores pristine.

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