Tuesday February 24, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the latest developments impacting Encinitas and the broader San Diego area. The ambitious project to transform San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter into a pedestrian-friendly destination has been unexpectedly halted, leaving local business owners like Ruth-Ann Thorn concerned about the future of this iconic district. Meanwhile, the financial sector is reeling as software stocks experience a significant downturn, with over $220 billion wiped from market caps amid ongoing AI-related fears.

For Encinitas residents, the surf report brings promising conditions with clean waves in the morning, though choppy winds are expected by midday. The weather remains mostly sunny throughout the week, with mild temperatures and occasional patchy fog.

In sports, the San Diego Padres faced a challenging game against the Dodgers, but fans remain hopeful as they prepare to host the Milwaukee Brewers. On the national stage, Team USA's impressive performance at the Milan Cortina Games concluded with a record-breaking haul of gold medals.

Finally, we explore fascinating scientific discoveries, including a mysterious seismic event in Greenland, and preview the new TV series "CIA," set to captivate audiences with thrilling espionage narratives. Stay tuned for all these stories and more from Encinitas and beyond.

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