Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, August twenty-first.We start with breaking news from National City, where police have arrested a man after a woman was found dead inside a home late last night. Investigators are still on scene near Highland Avenue and 16th Street, and neighbors are expressing shock as the investigation unfolds. Our hearts go out to the family as the community waits for more details from authorities. Meanwhile, there’s heightened concern after a parent was taken into custody by federal immigration agents just two blocks from Parkdale Lane Elementary in Encinitas. The Encinitas Union School District confirms students and staff witnessed the arrest, and many parents are anxious about the impacts on local families.Switching over to City Hall, there’s growing debate after city officials announced another fee hike, this time hitting adult sports leagues. League organizers say some teams may have to fold, and players are frustrated by yet another cost increase. A different kind of concern is rising near the border, as new warning signs are going up at the most dangerous Tijuana River sewage hotspots. Officials say these changes are meant to keep South Bay residents safe, especially after repeated closures at Imperial Beach due to contaminated water and fumes.If you’re heading outside today, the weather is mostly sunny along the coast, with highs near eighty, climbing to the upper eighties inland. The National Weather Service has us on alert for high heat through Friday, especially in the valleys and mountains. Make sure to hydrate, check on vulnerable neighbors, and keep outdoor activities to mornings or evenings if you can.In business news, Old Town shop owners are pushing a campaign to transform busy streets into a more pedestrian-friendly area, hoping to draw more foot traffic during these hot summer days. Over in North Park, a new bakery called Sun and Flour just opened on 30th Street, earning rave reviews for its gluten-free menu and bringing over a dozen new jobs to the area.For those looking for weekend plans, the Ocean Beach Music and Art Festival kicks off Friday night and runs through Sunday along Newport Avenue. The festival’s got several San Diego bands, dozens of art booths, and a special Sunday morning surf contest. Tomorrow, the Padres host the Giants again after last night’s blowout, where Gavin Sheets hammered two home runs to help secure an eight to one win. Catch the first pitch at Petco Park this evening if you want to keep the baseball fever going.In school news, several local high schools are being recognized for their impressive jump in FAFSA and Dream Act submissions. Monarch School and The Preuss School both achieved a hundred percent completion rate, helping hundreds of seniors access financial aid for college. The San Diego Foundation is awarding cash prizes to these schools to encourage even more participation next year.Looking at our crime report, police are searching for a driver who hit a pedestrian on El Cajon Boulevard near Alabama Street and left the scene last night. The victim suffered serious injuries, and detectives are asking anyone with information to come forward. Elsewhere, Oceanside PD has launched a new drone-as-first-responder program, aiming for faster response times while assuring residents about privacy and transparency.Lastly, let’s end on a high note. Volunteers in Chula Vista have taken it upon themselves to mark curbs with red chalk to help drivers follow the new citywide curb law. It’s a small act but another reminder of how our neighbors come together to make everyday life easier.Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe to Local Pulse for all your San Diego updates. This has been San Diego Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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