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- Aug 3, 2026
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Fierce floods or wild waves? How San Diego is preparing for a winter of extreme weather under El Niño (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When the super El Niño arrives this winter, San Diego could be in for raging floods that gush through canyons and hillsides. Or it could face sparse rainfall and heightened fire risk. It could also see monster waves carve away beaches and pummel piers. El Niño, the weather phenomena that produces warmer sea surface waters and weakened trade winds, has typically also brought wet winters to Southern California. “Larg
Public funding cuts, lost grants, stagnant wages: How economic woes are dimming a vibrant art scene (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. San Diego’s art scene is one of most vibrant in the country, but its luster is dimming, as public funding dries up and artists’ pay falls behind the curve amid soaring housing costs and inflation. The San Diego region is among the top 10 percent nationwide, based on the number of artists and cultural organizations, total dollars spent on the arts, and government funding, according to an analysis of community arts v
Sewage pollution is keeping kids out of the water in Imperial Beach (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. At YMCA Camp Surf in Imperial Beach last week, a group of middle schoolers spent their morning skateboarding, scaling a climbing tower and practicing archery. Then at noon, campers boarded a bus for a 40-minute drive up the coast to Mission Beach, where they jumped in the waves for the camp’s namesake activity: surfing. Founded in 1969, Camp Surf has catered to generations of South San Diego kids, introducing them
Many California fishermen are nearing retirement — can the industry save its graying fleet? (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. In choppy surf off of La Jolla, fisherman Shane Volberding fought to land a yellowtail, a silver and gold fish prized in the sushi seafood trade. Gulls wheeled above the water as the fish dove and darted against him, dragging the line. One crank at a time, Volberding reeled it in, jabbed it with a gaffe and then hoisted it on deck. As he grappled with the thrashing fish, his deckhand Destiny Louise Silva hauled in
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