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    nbcsandiego.com > news > local > king-tides-san-diego-beaches-week-supermoon > 3939651

    King tides hit San Diego beaches this week thanks to supermoon

    10+ hour, 30+ min ago (588+ words) King tides on Nov. 15, 2024 in La Jolla Cove. Higher-than-normal (and lower-than-normal tides) are heading back to San Diego's coasts toward the end of the week, according to NBC 7 meteorologists. King tides" the phenomenon that describes what are typically some of the highest tides of the year " are happening Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. These uniquely high tides are caused by a stronger-than-normalgravitational pull from the moon and sun. Thursday's full moon is also a supermoon, so the pull is even stronger. This December full moon is most commonly known as the "Cold Moon", mirroring the icy temperatures from which the moon rises. This name comes from the Native American Mohawk tribe's traditions, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac. The highest tides of the month come during the full and new moon. A supermoon means that the moon is closer to Earth…...

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    10news.com > weather > san-diegos-weather-forecast-for-december-2-2025-patchy-drizzle-overnight-then-santa-ana-winds

    San Diego's Weather Forecast for December 2, 2025: Patchy drizzle overnight then Santa Ana winds

    13+ hour, 40+ min ago (184+ words) The marine layer quickly rolled in this evening, enhanced by a storm digging south along the west. Those clouds may produce misty conditions to patchy drizzle overnight into Wednesday morning. Gusty winds will target the mountains and deserts Tuesday night into Wednesday afternoon with westerly gusts of 25 to 40mph. The wind turns back offshore with gusty Santa Ana winds targeting the inland, foothill, and mountain communities Wednesday evening through Friday, peaking Thursday morning. You can expect easterly winds of 25 to 40mph, with isolated gusts to 55mph in wind-prone areas. Humidity will also drop between 10 and 25%, but recent rain and the green-up happening across the county will help mitigate the fire danger. Minor warming into the weekend when we'll see mid-60s to low-70s at the coast, low to mid-70s inland and in the deserts and mid-50s to low-60s in the mountains. Much warmer next week as another…...

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    10news.com > news > local-news > fda-approves-san-diego-companys-blood-testing-device-for-doctors-offices

    FDA approves San Diego company's blood testing device for doctors' offices

    19+ hour, 26+ min ago (205+ words) A San Diego medical technology company received FDA approval this morning for a device that could transform how patients get blood tests done. The FDA approved Truvian's new Tru-Verus machine, which can run nearly three dozen common blood tests right in a doctor's office. The approval means patients won't have to make separate appointments at labs and can receive results in minutes rather than days. The device allows patients to discuss their test results with their doctor immediately during their appointment, eliminating the need for follow-up visits or waiting for email notifications. "People don't regularly go get their blood tests done because it's inconvenient and it's not accessible and it costs money, and so we've been working to bring down all of those barriers through this technology, and through the technology, we can now democratize blood testing," Truvian founder Dena…...

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    kpbs.org > news > education > 12/02/2025 > uc-san-diego-is-trying-to-solve-a-remedial-math-problem

    UC San Diego is trying to solve a remedial math problem

    20+ hour, 25+ min ago (874+ words) The need for remedial math education at UC San Diego has soared over the last five years according to a report published this month by the university's Senate Administration Workgroup on Admissions. "The number of students who are not able to perform at high school level increased, and even the number of students who can't perform at middle school level increased enormously," said Akos Rona-Tas, co-chair of the workgroup and a professor of sociology. In 2020, university data show 1 in 200 incoming students needed remedial math. This year that number is about 1 in 8 students. The report lists a wide range of factors contributing to this change. "One of those causes is COVID which had a detrimental effect on K-12 education," Rona-Tas said. The report also cites the elimination of SAT and ACT requirements, high school grade inflation and changes to the admissions process…...

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    sandiegouniontribune.com > 12/02/2025 > four-people-killed-in-san-diego-county-crashes-identified

    Five people killed in San Diego County crashes identified

    21+ hour, 25+ min ago (346+ words) Authorities have publicly identified five people who lost their lives over the last couple of weeks to San Diego County traffic crashes. The most recent of the roadway fatalities took place about 11:55 p.m. Saturday, when a vehicle struck Alexander Leroux, 57, on India Street near Vine Street in the Middletown neighborhood of San Diego, according to the county Medical Examiner's Office. Paramedics took Leroux to UCSD Medical Center in Hillcrest, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival, the agency reported. Last Wednesday, about 5:30 a.m., 21-year-old Esteban Rodriguez of Spring Valley was fatally injured when the northbound sedan he was driving veered off state Route 125 south of SR-94 and struck a tree, according to the Medical Examiner's Office. Rodriguez died at the scene. Shortly before 4:30 a.m. on Nov. 20, Guillermo Pagan, 55, was gravely injured when an eastbound SUV struck him as he was walking on…...

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    fightful.com > wrestling > cj-perry-shares-that-she-flew-herself-to-san-diego-purchased-event-ticket-for-wwe-survivor-series-wargames-explains-why-she-does-not-mind-paying-for-tickets

    CJ Perry Shares That She Flew Herself To San Diego & Purchased Event Ticket For WWE Survivor Series: WarGames, Explains Why She Does Not Mind Paying For Tickets

    23+ hour, 29+ min ago (153+ words) Perry believes in the talent and wants to support. Returning to TMZ's Inside The Ring podcast was C.J. Perry a.k.a. Lana. She recapped her experience being in attendance and backstage for WWE Survivor Series: WarGames. Perry shared that she flew herself to San Diego, California, for the event. She added that she had no problem paying for the event ticket and said she believes in the talent, specifically mentioning her friend Liv Morgan. Perry is signed to a WWE Legends contract. Morgan returned to WWE programming at Survivor Series and helped Dominik Mysterio defeat John Cena to regain the Intercontinental Championship. Morgan was featured on the 12/1 Monday Night Raw, and to get a review of that show, head over to this link. If the quote in this article is used, please credit TMZ's Inside The Ring podcast with an H/T to…...

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    10news.com > news > local-news > carlsbad-considers-age-restrictions-for-e-bikes-as-safety-concerns-grow-across-san-diego-county

    Carlsbad considers age restrictions for e-bikes as safety concerns grow across San Diego County

    1+ day, 54+ min ago (305+ words) CARLSBAD, Calif. (KGTV) " Carlsbad could become the latest city in San Diego County to set age restrictions for electric bikes as safety concerns continue to mount across the region. The Carlsbad City Council will consider new e-bike regulations Tuesday afternoon, potentially establishing a minimum age requirement for certain types of electric bikes capable of reaching speeds up to 20 miles per hour. The proposed changes follow the passage of Assembly Bill 2234, which gives cities in San Diego County's unincorporated areas the authority to set their own minimum age requirements for e-bike riders. Over the summer, the Carlsbad City Council asked the city manager, police chief and city attorney to develop ideas to improve e-bike enforcement. In September, more than 550 community comments were submitted, with most supporting a minimum age of 12 and many requesting additional rules and restrictions. Carlsbad's consideration follows Coronado's…...

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    sandiegouniontribune.com > 12/02/2025 > southwest-airlines-in-expansion-mode-with-newly-announced-nonstop-out-of-san-diego

    Southwest Airlines in expansion mode with newly announced nonstop out of San Diego

    1+ day, 2+ hour ago (499+ words) Southwest Airlines is strengthening its foothold in San Diego with the announcement that it will add a nonstop flight to Santa Barbara and expand the frequency of flights to Portland, Ore., Seattle and Salt Lake City, beginning in late summer. The news of still more flights comes just a month after rival Alaska Airlines announced it would be debuting a nonstop route between San Diego and Santa Barbara, in addition to four other new destinations. While Southwest is San Diego's single-largest carrier, Alaska boasts that it offers flights to more destinations than any other airline operating out of San Diego International Airport. Come Aug. 4, Southwest will launch the new once-daily flight to Santa Barbara. That's several months later than Alaska's Santa Barbara route, which will begin April 22, with two flights a day. Southwest had previously announced in August it would…...

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    voiceofsandiego.org > 12/02/2025 > the-changing-shape-of-san-diegos-zonie-hate

    The Changing Shape of San Diego’s Zonie-Hate

    1+ day, 5+ hour ago (1026+ words) It's'the kind of word you can taste. The kind'that leaves a thin film of antipathy on your tongue.' While the sentiment'emerged'from the predictable grumblings of a tourist town,'it betrays a sort of desperate, grasping nativism. After all, the family from Prescott, or the 20-somethings from Phoenix, for example, get to rent for a comparatively cheaper cost what San Diegans pay dearly for " San Diego.' And'in recent years, as that cost has continued to shoot up, chasing locals away,'San Diegans'performative'disdain for'Zonies'feels less a product of actual disdain for'Zonies,'and more'like a latent'fear'that'our'love affair with this city is an unrequited one." Beef Week'is a Voice of San Diego reporting series. This week our newsroom will bringing you stories about all the beef and battles in San Diego.'Read more Beef Week stories here. Naturally,'anti-Zonie sentiment flowed. It was so…...

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    10news.com > sports > sports-news > san-diego-fcs-historic-first-season-ends-with-playoff-loss-but-team-looks-ahead-to-bright-future

    San Diego FC's historic first season ends with playoff loss, but team looks ahead to bright future

    1+ day, 10+ hour ago (465+ words) SAN DIEGO (KGTV) " San Diego FC's record-setting inaugural season came to an end Saturday night with a 3-1 loss to Vancouver in the MLS Western Conference Final, but the expansion franchise is already looking ahead to what promises to be an even brighter future. Head Coach Mikey Varas reflected on the disappointing finish after two days to process the defeat that ended the team's remarkable playoff run. "I'll think about the first 11 minutes for a long time," Varas said in comments on Monday from team headquarters at the Sharp Healthcare Performance Center in El Cajon. The coach believes his team played well after giving up two quick goals in the opening minutes, but it was simply too much to overcome against Vancouver. While his first season at the helm is now over, Varas truly believes it's the beginning of something incredibly…...