Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Sunday, August 10, 2025.We start today with breaking news out of downtown San Diego, as police are investigating a frightening shooting at the Ralphs grocery store on G Street. Friday evening, an altercation between a customer and a security guard escalated when the customer pulled a gun and fired. The guard shot back, but thankfully, no one was hit. The suspect was quickly taken into custody nearby. Officers say the situation could have been far worse, and the investigation continues. This is an important reminder to remain vigilant in busy public spaces.Turning to the weather, it’s another classic San Diego Sunday on the coast with highs in the mid-70s and morning marine clouds that are already giving way to sunshine. Inland neighborhoods will be toasty, reaching the upper 80s and in some spots pushing into the low 90s. If you’re headed to the mountains or the desert, be prepared: a heat advisory stays in effect, with mountain highs in the 90s and deserts peaking over 110 degrees. If you’re spending your day outside, hydration and sun protection are a must. The outlook for the week calls for this heat to ease slightly by midweek, but for now, it’s best to keep water handy and avoid strenuous activities in the heat.From city hall, an important update: upgrades have started at the South Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant, aiming to improve capacity and water quality for our southern communities. City engineers say this project will help protect our beaches from runoff and support our region as we grow.Over in business news, there’s a buzz in North Park as several new storefronts get ready to open their doors, including two local coffee shops and a boutique shoe store. Meanwhile, a well-known restaurant in Little Italy is closing after a decade, citing rising rental costs. For job seekers, San Diego’s unemployment rate remains steady just under four percent, with the hospitality sector offering a surge of seasonal positions as tourism stays strong.For real estate, prices are holding steady after a busy summer, with the median home in San Diego County selling for around 850 thousand dollars. Agents note more first-time buyers are entering the market, especially in the Chula Vista and Scripps Ranch areas.This morning, the San Diego Zoo celebrates the one-year anniversary since our beloved giant pandas returned from China. Since arriving, the pandas have drawn visitors from around the country, making this a feel-good milestone for animal lovers and the local economy alike.On the cultural front, the Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla launches its annual summer music series today, featuring regional jazz artists through August. And save the date for Tuesday’s Ocean Beach Community Fair, with arts, food trucks, and local bands performing right on Newport Avenue.In community sports, congratulations are in order for the Patrick Henry High School baseball team, who secured a big playoff win last night, clinching a spot in the state finals.Finally, a heartwarming note: dozens of volunteers spent their Saturday repainting murals and cleaning storefronts in City Heights, making our neighborhoods just a little brighter. It’s a reminder of what we can do when we come together.Thank you for tuning in to your morning briefing. This has been San Diego Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Be sure to subscribe. 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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