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Saturday Morning in San Diego: Fog Clears, Warm Weekend Ahead, SNAP Benefits Restored

Saturday Morning in San Diego: Fog Clears, Warm Weekend Ahead, SNAP Benefits Restored

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Saturday, November eighth. We are waking up to patchy early fog along the coast and in some inland valleys, but it is already starting to lift and we can expect sunshine by late morning. Today, we will see highs around 71 degrees at the beaches and close to 79 inland, so it is shaping up to be a great afternoon to be outdoors. Temperatures will continue to rise through the weekend, with the warmest weather arriving on Monday and no rain expected until late next week.

For anyone driving near Mission Bay or heading through the heart of San Diego, a reminder that the southbound side of Interstate 5 from State Route 52 to the Mission Bay Drive onramp is closed all weekend for major Caltrans work. The closure lasts until early Monday morning, so plan to use detours and give yourself extra time if you are traveling near that stretch.

Turning to breaking news that will impact many local families, the county says full CalFresh and SNAP benefits for November are now being distributed after a federal judge ordered the funds to be released. This means about four hundred thousand people here in San Diego will see their benefits restored on their EBT cards over the next several days, according to county officials. There’s still some uncertainty as the White House formally requested the federal appeals court to block the judge’s order, but for now the benefits are being loaded as planned.

For those who have felt the pinch in grocery stores, there’s immediate help too. The Prebus Foundation has donated three million dollars in emergency funding to local food banks, providing six million meals across San Diego County this month. With a reported spike of over one hundred percent in food assistance requests compared to September, this support is making a real difference.

From San Diego City Hall, valet parking fees could soon rise downtown as the city looks for new ways to raise revenue from busy streets. This comes as more people flock downtown for work, events, and dining, but remote work trends also continue to reshape the local job market, especially for those trying to move up while working from home. Meanwhile, nearly six thousand nurses at Sharp have voted to authorize a strike over pay and sick leave. Hospital leaders say they are committed to reaching a responsible agreement.

On the real estate front, prices have remained high, with the median home in San Diego now just above eight hundred thousand dollars, according to regional reports. New developments continue, including a first-of-its-kind housing community announced this week, with leaders fostering new affordable models.

Some quick neighborhood notes—a special election in Poway will fill the city council seat left vacant after Tony Blaine resigned over multiple felony charges, including bribery and perjury. District two residents will get their say at the polls in just a few weeks.

On the local sports beat, high school football playoffs are underway with Cathedral Catholic and Carlsbad both advancing, and congratulations go out to Canyon Crest Academy’s cross-country team for a big win at last night’s invitational.

A feel-good story to warm your weekend: Mary’s Donuts in Santee continues its decades-long tradition. The new generation of owners is giving free treats to first responders and collecting donations for food banks, spreading joy and support across East County.

Turning to public safety, police are searching for a suspect targeting libraries across San Diego County. The authorities are asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity, especially near Mission Valley Library, to come forward. Officers are also stepping up patrols near the Gaslamp after a string of car break-ins, but they report one arrest overnight on Fifth Avenue.

Lastly, if you are heading out, watch for stronger rip currents and elevated surf at local beaches thanks to both this week’s high tide and larger waves. Lifeguards are on alert, so check conditions if you plan to swim or surf.

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