Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Tuesday, June seventeenth. Our top story today is the major traffic change at the border. Starting this morning, crews are permanently closing the last exit on Interstate 5 before the U.S.-Mexico border for construction. Travelers heading to San Ysidro will need to plan ahead to avoid confusion, as new detour signs go up throughout South Bay. City officials urge drivers to watch for updated directions and expect some initial delays as everyone adjusts.In other news, emotions ran high this weekend downtown as more than sixty thousand people joined the No Kings protest, one of the largest demonstrations our city has seen in years. Marchers gathered at Civic Center Plaza and Waterfront Park, stretching all the way down Harbor Drive. Organizers say this was a collective stand for democracy and human rights, and police report the event remained peaceful throughout.Turning to public safety, San Diego Fire-Rescue contained a fast-moving vegetation fire near Bonsall last night. The blaze at one point threatened homes and led to temporary evacuations, but quick action kept the fire to about twenty-one acres. All evacuation orders have since been lifted, and no injuries are reported. Meanwhile, in campus safety, SDSU police arrested a suspect in connection with recent laptop thefts from classrooms, bringing relief to students and faculty.City Hall is busy this week with debates over expanding funding to prevent senior homelessness. A new program aims to keep hundreds of older San Diegans from falling into housing insecurity, with the council expected to vote on a budget increase later today.Our weather is classic summer San Diego, but things are heating up. A heat advisory is in effect, especially inland, with highs reaching the mid-nineties. Folks near the coast can expect a cooler breeze, but remember to stay hydrated if you’re out, particularly if you’re heading to an outdoor event. Speaking of the beach, La Jolla shores remain closed after a sewage spill, so beachgoers should check for updates before heading out.A quick look at business: The Gaylord Pacific resort is celebrating its first month open on the Chula Vista Bayfront, drawing new visitors and jobs. The local job market is steady, with roughly nine thousand openings listed across the region this week, especially strong in healthcare and biotech.For families, today’s community events include a morning journal session at Twinkle Boba and a spa camp at Omni La Costa. And a feel-good note: two San Diego State golfers took home big wins at the U.S. Open this weekend, and a new YMCA skate and bike park in Clairemont is officially open, welcoming beginners and pros alike.That’s our roundup for this Tuesday. This has been San Diego Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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