SpaceX Dragon Splashes Down, San Diego Budget Woes, and Warm Weather Ahead
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SpaceX Dragon Splashes Down, San Diego Budget Woes, and Warm Weather Ahead
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We're starting off with some major space news happening right here in our backyard. Early this morning, a SpaceX Dragon capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off our coast carrying four astronauts returning from the International Space Station. NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, along with Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui and Russian cosmonaut Oleg Platonov, wrapped up their mission ahead of schedule due to a medical concern with one crew member. NASA assured us that the astronaut involved is stable. The crew had launched back in August, and this marks Cardman and Platonov's first spaceflight while Fincke is on his fourth trip to space. The splashdown happened right on schedule with pristine weather conditions supporting the operation. Recovery teams were standing by to bring our heroes home safely.
Speaking of news from City Hall, San Diego is facing some serious budget challenges that could affect all of us. Mayor Todd Gloria is grappling with a one hundred ten million dollar deficit for next year and he's been asking city departments to identify where they can cut costs. The Mayor delivered his State of the City address today, and it comes amid frustration over the recent rollout of paid parking at Balboa Park, which sparked widespread concerns among visitors and volunteers since it started last week.
On the crime front, Chula Vista police arrested a woman in connection with a hit and run that killed a 70 year old woman over the weekend. According to authorities, 46 year old Monica Armenta was booked on suspicion of felony hit and run and misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in the collision that happened near North Greensview Drive and Park Meadows Road. Police used license plate reader technology to identify the suspect vehicle and make the arrest. In another ongoing case, families are still searching for answers in the shooting death of a Chula Vista man who was celebrating his 31st birthday outside a bar on Park Avenue back in December.
Looking at our weather today, we're in for another gorgeous afternoon with temperatures climbing into the upper seventies along the coast and reaching the low to mid eighties inland. If you're heading to the mountains, expect highs in the upper sixties. We're continuing to see conditions about ten to fifteen degrees warmer than average for January, thanks to high pressure and weak Santa Ana winds. Tonight will be mild with lows in the forties to fifties.
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