Tuesday February 24, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the challenges facing San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter revitalization project. Initially envisioned as a vibrant pedestrian destination along Fifth Avenue, the project has hit a roadblock as the city withdraws its support, leaving local business owners like Ruth-Ann Thorn calling for more investment in the iconic district. Meanwhile, the San Diego Padres face a tough preseason as they fall to the Dodgers, with Fernando Tatis Jr. showing promise despite the loss.

On the national front, the software sector is reeling from a massive $223 billion market cap plunge, driven by investor concerns over artificial intelligence developments. This downturn highlights the volatility in tech stocks, as observed in the iShares Expanded Tech Software Sector ETF.

In local weather, San Diego enjoys mostly sunny skies with temperatures peaking at 76 degrees, perfect for catching waves at Tourmaline Beach. Looking ahead, patchy fog is expected later in the week, with mild temperatures continuing.

We also touch on the global stage, where Team USA shines at the Milan Cortina Games, securing a record 12 gold medals. Finally, we explore the intriguing seismic activity in Greenland and the exciting debut of the new series "CIA" from Dick Wolf's FBI franchise.

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