Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Saturday, May 17, 2025.We wake up to news that the San Diego Padres made two wishes come true yesterday through their partnership with Make-A-Wish Foundation. The team continues to show their commitment to the community even as they celebrate Tatis Jr.'s first walk-off homer earlier this week in their comeback victory against the Angels.San Diego Unified School District is dealing with a troubling TikTok trend where students are deliberately damaging school-issued laptops. At least 16 students from three different schools have destroyed their Chromebooks by placing objects in charging ports to spark fires. The total damage exceeds $7,000, and the district has disciplined those involved.The Wonderfront Festival is set to rock San Diego with more than 80 artists scheduled to perform. This cultural event promises to bring music enthusiasts together across the city.On the innovation front, Navy dolphins are helping scientists discover a nutrient that may be key to living longer. This fascinating research showcases our city's unique position at the intersection of military and scientific advancement.Looking for something to do today? Mariner's Point hosts the 2025 OMBAC Over The Line Beer Fest & Tournament starting at 7 AM. Car enthusiasts can head to several Cars & Coffee events around the county in Carlsbad, Bonita, and Point Loma. The Little Italy Mercato is open from 8 AM to 2 PM at Piazza della Famiglia.Cross Border Xpress recently announced a $100 million expansion, which should ease travel between San Diego and Tijuana. Downtown's Research and Development District has secured the J. Craig Venter Institute as a tenant, further cementing our city's reputation as a biotech hub.In political news, conservatives in Congress have blocked a tax breaks bill in a stunning setback that could impact San Diego's economy.For our Navy families, thousands of Lincoln Strike Group sailors returned to San Diego for the holidays back in December, a reminder of our city's strong military presence.Weather today looks cooler and cloudier with a chance of rain, so bring a light jacket if you're heading to the farmer's markets or outdoor events around town.Community members in Imperial Beach are facing sewer crisis issues, while a recent Autism Summit in Mission Valley has sparked debate among attendees.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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