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East Village Record store owner's struggles highlight homelessness challenges as $50M housing plan announced (opens the original)
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A San Diego record store owner says human waste outside his shop and a naked man walking inside are just some of the challenges he faces daily in East Village — issues he's documented through hundreds of city reports. A new $50 million investment in affordable housing and senior homelessness could offer some relief, but questions remain about whether it will be enough. Caleb, who has owned his record store in East Village for 7 years, said he submitted hundreds of reports through the city's Get
Miramar Air Show returns to Marine Corps Air Base San Diego this weekend (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The Miramar Air Show is back at Marine Corps Air Base San Diego. The annual event draws crowds looking to get up close with military aircraft, meet federal agents, watch live demonstrations, and take in performances from the flight teams on the tarmac. Visitors who spoke with us said the show delivered. "This is the best time of year in San Diego, and we got airplanes," Steve, an attendee, said. "I love the loud planes and the F-35s," another attendee said. Organizers recommen
How a 7% interest rate for homes impacts Sam Diego's housing market (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — For those seeking to buy a home for the first time in San Diego, Mortgage Adviser Craig Brock advises customers to cut back on spending and debt. But he also admits that buying a home is much more complex than it was in previous decades, even when interest rates peaked at 18% in the 1980's. "The home affordability [in that time] was much better. Today, if we look at the numbers you're looking at seven times the average income to buy a house," Brock said. According to Zillow, t
Kelvin wave phenomenon could worsen coastal flooding, beach erosion along Southern California coast (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A bluff in Encinitas collapsed this weekend, and Carlsbad has declared a state of emergency — but scientists warn conditions along the Southern California coast could get worse. Researchers have been tracking a phenomenon called the Kelvin wave, which is expected to drive even larger waves toward the region. A NOAA scientist explained what causes them. "Kelvin waves are created by weakened trade winds... even collapsed trade winds .... That is an imbalance that is really satis
Governor Newsom signs executive order for AI 'kill switch' amid apocalyptic warnings from top companies (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order asking AI researchers to speed up cybersecurity efforts and develop a "kill switch" in case artificial intelligence gets out of control. The move comes as top AI companies are sounding apocalyptic warnings about the technology they are building. In an essay, Anthropic co-founder Dario Amodei said it is important to slow the pace of AI development to make sure AI doesn't outsmart humans. I spoke with Dr. Darby Vickers,
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