Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Sunday, October nineteenth. We start our day with an eye on the city’s streets. Yesterday, dozens of peaceful protests swept through San Diego County as part of the No Kings rallies, stretching from downtown up through North County communities and even out to Borrego Springs. The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office says things remained civil and thanks everyone for expressing their First Amendment rights without incident. Officers were highly visible but reported no arrests or violence, a welcome sign of unity and respect across our neighborhoods.If you’re planning to head north today, be advised the I-5 freeway remains affected after yesterday’s major closure at Camp Pendleton. This was in place for a live-fire military demonstration marking the Marines’ two hundred fiftieth anniversary, with several dignitaries like Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in attendance. Delays stretched from Harbor Drive up to Basilone Road and local officials continue urging caution and patience as post-event cleanup could linger into this morning.Turning to weather, we are waking up to mostly sunny skies, mild humidity, and cool morning temperatures near sixty degrees. By late morning, expect that marine layer to burn off, pushing highs toward the mid-seventies. Winds will be light, perfect for enjoying outdoor plans, whether it’s a morning run along the Embarcadero or a family picnic at Balboa Park. The pleasant weather should last through sunset, with partly clear conditions continuing into the evening.At City Hall, a decision made late Friday may impact many of us. The council voted to approve new incentives for local businesses hiring youth and veterans, aiming to help hundreds enter San Diego’s job market ahead of the holiday season. It’s a timely move with the local unemployment rate holding steady near five percent.Speaking of businesses, a wave of new openings is bringing fresh energy to our city. Coffee Collective, a locally owned café, opens its doors on University Avenue this week, promising ethically sourced brews and space for neighborhood artists. Meanwhile, Fenton Marketplace just lost a longtime tenant as HomeStyle Décor closed after twenty years, but plans for a specialty grocery are already in the works for early next year.San Diego’s real estate market continues its steady climb. The median home price sits just above eight hundred fifteen thousand dollars, with heightened interest in condos and rentals in Mission Valley and Little Italy.In sports, the Aztecs clinched another dramatic win under the lights at Snapdragon Stadium Friday, besting Fresno State in overtime. In high school news, Torrey Pines Girls’ Volleyball team captured their league title, a testament to the hard work of these student-athletes.Crime-wise, the last twenty-four hours have seen a mostly calm stretch. Police responded to a burglary along El Cajon Boulevard early this morning, making a swift arrest without injuries reported. Public safety officials remind everyone to secure property and watch for scams circulating via phone and social media.Before we wrap up, let’s celebrate a local hero. Seven-year-old Mateo Torres organized a weekend cleanup at Sunset Cliffs, drawing dozens of volunteers who picked up over three hundred pounds of trash. Mateo’s mission to keep our beaches beautiful is inspiring and reminds us we each make a difference.Upcoming this week, don’t miss the Ocean Beach Street Fair returning Tuesday evening, plus the Symphony under the Stars at Liberty Station kicking off Friday night. We hope to see many of you out enjoying what San Diego has to offer.Thanks for tuning in to Local Pulse. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your stories with us. 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 quiet please 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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