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Heavy storms in San Diego caused flooding that forced hundreds of homeless shelter residents to evacuate, highlighting the increasing impact of climate change on vulnerable populations and the recurring nature of such disasters in the area.
Sprinkles Cupcakes, a California-based bakery chain founded in 2005 and once a pioneer in the cupcake craze, is abruptly closing all its stores nationwide, including its only San Diego location in La Jolla, with employees receiving only a one-day notice. The closure comes as a surprise, with the company recently advertising new store openings, and has left many employees and loyal customers disappointed. Candace Nelson, the founder, expressed her sadness over the company's unexpected end, despite no longer being involved in its operations.
Bishop Michael Pham, a Vietnamese refugee and the first Vietnamese American bishop in the US, actively supports immigrants by accompanying them to court and advocating for humane treatment, driven by his own harrowing migration experience. His efforts aim to provide spiritual comfort and challenge harsh immigration enforcement practices, reflecting his commitment to social justice and compassion within the church and community.
A PhD candidate at Scripps Oceanography in San Diego discovered a rare purple Janthina snail on the beach, a species usually found in tropical waters, possibly due to changing ocean temperatures, marking a rare sighting after a decade.
A 64-year-old man in San Diego was killed when a tree fell on him during a storm, marking the third storm-related fatality in Southern California, which has experienced severe weather including flooding and high waves.
Tatyana Remley, a San Diego woman who pleaded guilty to soliciting her husband's murder, was found dead by suicide outside a San Diego bar shortly after serving part of her prison sentence, amid a history of legal issues including arson and attempted murder.
Waymo announced plans to expand its driverless robotaxi service to Las Vegas, San Diego, and Detroit next year, introducing new Zeekr vehicles designed for autonomous use, with operations already ongoing in several U.S. cities and ongoing testing in Michigan for winter conditions.
Alaska Airlines is expanding its network with 13 new nonstop routes starting next spring, including new destinations from San Diego and Portland, more flights to Hawai‘i, and new airports like Tulsa and Arcata-Eureka, aiming to serve 142 destinations in 2026 and strengthen its presence in key markets.
The government shutdown has caused financial hardship for federal workers in San Diego, leading to increased demand for food aid and community support, with workers expressing concern over delayed pay and political uncertainty.
A 69-year-old man from San Diego, George Russell Isbell Jr., was federally charged for mailing threatening communications to a media personality in Tampa, including violent language and references to political violence, with potential penalties of up to five years in prison.
Philadelphia Union extended their lead in the Supporters' Shield race with a dominant 6-0 win, while FC Cincinnati's defensive issues and lack of finishing hurt their title hopes. Other notable stories include San Diego's struggles without Iloski, injuries affecting Vancouver and Seattle, and Miami's missed opportunities. The playoff race is heating up with teams like Chicago, NYCFC, RSL, and Dallas vying for positions, while others like Columbus and Houston face setbacks. LAFC continues to impress with their attacking duo, but their true strength will be tested in the playoffs.
Charlotte FC takes the top spot in MLS Power Rankings after a nine-game winning streak, while Philadelphia Union's impressive form is challenged by Vancouver's dominant win. Minnesota United's unconventional methods lead to a crucial victory, and other teams like Cincinnati, LAFC, and NYCFC are also making significant moves as the season approaches its conclusion.
Charlotte FC has surged into the top five of MLS Power Rankings with an eight-match winning streak, while other teams like Seattle, San Diego, and Cincinnati have also had notable performances. The rankings highlight recent successes, ongoing challenges, and the evolving landscape of Major League Soccer as teams vie for playoff positioning and trophies.
San Diego's biotech industry is experiencing a downturn with job losses and increased lab vacancy rates, partly due to the FDA's rejection of Replimune's melanoma drug, which was influenced by FDA cancer chief Richard Pazdur's intervention, not Vinay Prasad.
The MLS Power Rankings highlight significant team movements and performances, with Orlando City and Vancouver Whitecaps continuing their ascent, San Diego FC maintaining top form, and Philadelphia leading the Shield standings. The article discusses various team performances, injuries, transfers, and upcoming challenges as the season progresses.