Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Saturday, September 27, 2025.We start our day with a quick look outside as the morning brings passing showers and broken clouds. The temperature hovers around seventy, so grab a light jacket if you are heading out. The National Weather Service says we should watch for more clouds through lunch, spotty showers in some neighborhoods, and then clearing as we move toward the afternoon, topping out in the low- to mid-seventies across most of the city.In breaking news, a hazmat emergency at Rosa Parks Elementary yesterday led to fifteen people treated for possible exposure with two hospitalized. Authorities quickly secured the scene, and the district says classes will resume Monday with all safety procedures in place. In Logan Heights, residents are raising concerns about the growing number of homeless encampments along Imperial Avenue and side streets, a change many link to ongoing sweeps in other parts of the city. City officials say they are stepping up outreach, but many families and businesses remain frustrated.Turning to sports and a tough night for San Diego Wave FC, who lost a close match to Orlando Pride. It ends a nine-game unbeaten run for Orlando, while the Wave are now winless in five but remain fifth in the NWSL standings. There is still hope, with top scorers like Adriana Leon and Kimmi Ascanio keeping the attack sharp. Looking ahead, tonight is Fan Appreciation Night for San Diego FC at Snapdragon Stadium as they face the San Jose Earthquakes for the first time at home. Gates open at seven fifteen, and the first thirty thousand fans get a commemorative SDFC hat.Baseball fans, the Padres are celebrating—San Diego has clinched a playoff spot for the fourth time in six seasons. The energy downtown is electric, and Petco Park is sure to be packed when postseason games return.On the business and city front, the Midway Rising plan for the Sports Arena site has cleared another major hurdle. This nearly four billion dollar redevelopment on Sports Arena Boulevard will bring new housing, shopping, and event spaces to the area. At San Diego International, the brand-new Terminal 1 has officially welcomed its first passengers, marking a milestone for airport modernization and local travel ease. Meanwhile, Mayor Todd Gloria was in France this week alongside Representative Scott Peters, signing a new Sister City agreement with Marseille that aims to drive more economic partnership and cultural exchange.In the job market, UC San Diego's Fall Career Fair is coming up on October ninth, offering opportunities for students and employers alike. Biotech continues to boom, with Sorrento Valley’s Debut Biotechnology landing a twenty million dollar expansion deal and Poway-based NeoVolta set to acquire Neubau Energy up north.In community news, congratulations go to Jessica Sanchez of Chula Vista, who has just been crowned the winner of America’s Got Talent season twenty. Local schools are also earning praise this week, with SDSU receiving an eighty-three thousand dollar grant for energy conservation research and several high schools reporting college acceptance rates well above the state average.On the real estate scene, the Price Philanthropies, Prebys Foundation, and San Diego Foundation have launched a seventy million dollar fund to boost affordable housing, food access, and healthcare support right here in San Diego. The city’s port investments are also paying environmental dividends, with eighty percent of clean air goals now met.For entertainment, San Diego Climate Week is just around the corner. Businesses with planet-friendly initiatives are invited to apply for showcase spots, and local music venues are gearing up for a big weekend, including the always popular Saturday night concerts in Balboa Park.On crime, police report a quiet night with the exception of a burglary on Garnet Avenue in Pacific Beach. No injuries are reported, and the suspect is now in custody. Public safety officials remind us to stay alert, especially as the weekend brings more crowds to transit and downtown areas.Before we go, a quick feel-good story—a local pet rescue helped reunite a San Marcos family with their missing puppy thanks to teamwork and quick action from neighbors and CBS 8 viewers. It is moments like these that remind us of San Diego’s spirit of community.Thank you for tuning in this morning. We appreciate you joining us and encourage you to subscribe so you never miss an update. 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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