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Windy Weather, Housing Talks, and Community Care - San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 8, 2026

Windy Weather, Housing Talks, and Community Care - San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 8, 2026

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 8, 2026.

We wake up today with gusty winds and cool, partly cloudy skies along our coast and inland neighborhoods. The National Weather Service in San Diego says we see highs in the mid 60s near Mission Beach and downtown, with stronger winds through our mountain passes and along I-8 toward Alpine and Jacumba. A wind advisory is in effect for the county mountains, with gusts that can top 50 miles per hour, so we take it easy on those east county roads and secure anything loose in our yards. Out on the water, small craft advisories mean our boaters from Shelter Island to Oceanside Harbor face choppy seas and should check conditions before heading out.

At City Hall, our council continues debating how to speed up housing approvals near transit corridors like El Cajon Boulevard and around the Old Town Transit Center. The focus is on cutting permit times and adding more mixed income apartments so more of us can afford to live near where we work and ride the trolley. City staff also work on new rules for sidewalk dining in the Gaslamp and Little Italy, trying to balance outdoor tables with room for pedestrians and people using wheelchairs.

In real estate, local brokers report the median home price in San Diego County sits near the mid 800 thousand dollar range, with condos downtown and in East Village averaging closer to the high 600s. Rents hold stubbornly high, with a typical one bedroom in North Park or Hillcrest around 2 thousand 600 a month. On the job front, regional economists say our unemployment rate hovers near 4 percent, with steady hiring in biotech around Torrey Pines, defense jobs near Point Loma, and hospitality positions in hotels along Harbor Drive and Mission Valley.

For community events, tonight we have live music in North Park, with local bands at venues along University Avenue, and a family movie night planned at Waterfront Park, weather permitting. Balboa Park welcomes visitors with evening museum hours at the Fleet Science Center and the Museum of Art this weekend.

In local schools, students at San Diego High celebrate a robotics team win at a regional competition, and a girls basketball squad in Chula Vista picks up its third straight league victory.

On the crime front, San Diego police report a relatively quiet night, with officers responding to a few car break ins in the Mission Valley area and a domestic violence arrest in City Heights. No major public safety threats are reported this morning, but we all stay alert and lock our cars and homes.

We end with a feel good note: volunteers in Barrio Logan gather near Logan Avenue to hand out warm clothing and hot meals to families, reminding us how strong our community spirit is.

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