Wednesday April 22, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the latest happenings in La Jolla and beyond. We start with the exciting news of SpaceX's potential $60 billion deal to acquire the automated programming platform Cursor, a move that could significantly impact the tech industry. Meanwhile, the San Diego Padres continue their impressive run, extending their winning streak to three games after a narrow victory against the Colorado Rockies. The Padres' performance is a highlight for local sports fans as they maintain a strong position in the league.

For those interested in surfing, La Jolla's weather forecast predicts choppy conditions with waves around two feet, making Thursday the best day for beginners. The local surf scene remains vibrant, with water temperatures at a comfortable 67 degrees.

On the energy front, San Diego Gas and Electric is expanding its super off-peak hours, offering residents more opportunities to save on energy costs. Nationally, the crypto market sees a slight uptick, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing modest gains.

Stay tuned for more updates on local sports, weather, and national news, including developments in the tech and entertainment sectors.

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Tuesday April 21, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the latest happenings in La Jolla and beyond. The San Diego Padres are on a roll, extending their winning streak with dominant performances, and now head to Denver to face the Rockies. Meanwhile, San Diego FC prepares for a crucial Western Conference matchup against the Houston Dynamo, aiming to climb the standings.

Local surf enthusiasts can expect varied conditions this week, with the best waves early Thursday morning. Weather-wise, La Jolla will see mostly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at 65 degrees and a chance of rain showers later in the day.

In community news, the completion of trail upgrades in San Diego's Ruffin Canyon enhances access to urban canyons, connecting Serra Mesa and Mission Valley. These improvements, funded by Development Impact Fees and a California Natural Resources Agency grant, offer new opportunities for hikers and cyclists.

Nationally, NPR receives a significant donation from Connie Ballmer, while in science, researchers explore a potential breakthrough in reversing hair loss using sugar. As always, we keep you updated on the latest in crypto markets, with Bitcoin and Ethereum seeing slight gains. Join us for all this and more in today's episode.

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Monday April 20, 2026

In this episode from La Jolla, we dive into the latest sports and tech news making waves locally and nationally. The San Diego Padres continue their impressive run, extending their winning streak to two games after a narrow victory over the Angels. With a strong performance from Michael King and Mason Miller nearing a franchise record, the Padres are set to face the Colorado Rockies next, holding a commanding position in the NL West.

Meanwhile, La Jolla surfers can expect clean waves in the morning, with conditions becoming choppy by noon as winds pick up. The local weather forecast predicts partly sunny skies with temperatures reaching the low 60s.

On the tech front, we discuss the recent AI safety talks at the White House, where Anthropic's CEO and government officials addressed cybersecurity concerns, particularly in the banking sector. This meeting highlights the ongoing collaboration to mitigate risks associated with advanced AI models.

Additionally, we touch on financial advice regarding mortgage payments versus investments, and Air Canada's temporary suspension of flights to JFK due to jet fuel shortages. Stay tuned for more insights on these stories and how they impact La Jolla and beyond.

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Friday April 17, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the unexpected water surplus in San Diego, a city once synonymous with drought. Thanks to the Carlsbad ocean-desalination plant, the largest in North America, San Diego is now exporting water to drought-stricken states like Arizona and Nevada. This development comes as the Colorado River crisis intensifies, highlighting the importance of innovative water solutions.

We also celebrate the San Diego Padres' impressive performance as they extend their winning streak to eight games, recently sweeping Seattle 5-2. With Fernando Tatis and Manny Machado leading the charge, the Padres are making a strong case as contenders in the West. Meanwhile, San Diego FC faces changes as Hirving Lozano departs the team, and the Chargers focus on bolstering their offensive line ahead of the draft.

Locally, La Jolla surfers can expect clean waves with a slight increase in swell, while the weather remains mostly sunny with mild temperatures. On the national scene, we discuss the latest in tech and entertainment, including Apple's ad plans for Maps and the development of Top Gun 3. Join us for these stories and more from La Jolla and beyond.

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Thursday April 16, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the latest happenings in La Jolla and beyond. The San Diego Padres continue their impressive run, sweeping the Seattle Mariners with a thrilling 7-6 victory at Petco Park. This win extends their streak to seven games, highlighting standout performances from Xander Bogaerts and Alek Jacob. Meanwhile, Apple has announced the closure of its North County store in Escondido, citing declining mall conditions. Employees will be relocated to other San Diego County locations.

We also provide a detailed surf report for La Jolla, with clean conditions expected until mid-morning before winds pick up. The weather remains mostly cloudy with temperatures peaking at 64 degrees along the coast and slightly warmer inland.

In broader news, Live Nation faces a major legal setback with a jury ruling against them in a monopoly case, potentially reshaping the live music industry. Additionally, tax season has brought significant refunds to many Americans, thanks to new deductions. Lastly, we touch on the latest in the world of cryptocurrency and tech, including Costco's new checkout system and Dan Levy's upcoming Netflix series, Big Mistakes.

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Wednesday April 15, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the significant health alert as California experiences its largest measles outbreak in years, with the Sacramento region being the epicenter. Health officials report 39 cases so far, predominantly affecting unvaccinated individuals under 20. Meanwhile, in sports, the San Diego Padres continue their impressive streak, securing a six-game winning run after defeating the Seattle Mariners at Petco Park. Key performances from Michael King and Fernando Tatis Jr. highlight the Padres' strong form as they aim to clinch the series.

For La Jolla residents, the surf forecast predicts clean waves in the morning with conditions becoming choppy by midday. The weather remains mostly sunny with highs around 63 degrees, perfect for a day at the beach or exploring local attractions.

On a national scale, Amazon expands its car sales program to include major brands like Chevrolet and Jeep, while teaming up with Apple to enhance satellite services. In tech, the spotlight is on AI-driven school bus cameras, raising questions about privacy and safety. Join us for these stories and more in today's comprehensive update.

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Tuesday April 14, 2026

In this episode, we dive into pressing local issues and exciting sports highlights in La Jolla. The beach closure at Coronado Shoreline has expanded due to sewage contamination, now affecting North Beach and the Coronado Lifeguard Tower. This follows closures at Tijuana Slough and Imperial Beach, as the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality advises beachgoers of potential health risks.

On a brighter note, the La Jolla surf forecast promises clean waves in the morning, with a shift to choppy conditions by noon. The water temperature is a pleasant 68 degrees, perfect for early risers seeking the best surf at 6 AM.

In sports, Mason Miller of the Friars is making waves with his dominant performance, boasting a remarkable 79.2% strikeout rate as the team rides a five-game winning streak. Nationally, Los Angeles residents express frustration over high ticket prices for the 2028 Olympics, while the AI industry faces a capacity crunch impacting development.

Stay tuned as we also explore innovations in healthier cooking methods and the latest in entertainment with a review of the Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

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Monday April 13, 2026

In this episode from La Jolla, we delve into the potential impact of a looming Super El Niño, which could bring extreme weather conditions to the region. Forecasters are predicting one of the strongest El Niño events in a decade, potentially leading to severe storms and rising temperatures. As La Jolla residents brace for possible weather disruptions, we also bring you the latest surf conditions, with choppy waves and onshore winds expected throughout the week.

On the sports front, the San Diego Padres are riding high after a decisive four-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies. Key performances from Ty France and Ramón Laureano have propelled the team to a five-game winning streak, setting the stage for their upcoming series against the Seattle Mariners.

In broader news, we touch on the national financial scene, highlighting a second consecutive winning week for stocks as investors prepare for the first quarter earnings season. Additionally, we explore the ongoing trial against Meta and YouTube, where a jury recently awarded damages in a landmark social media case. Join us as we navigate these local and national stories impacting La Jolla and beyond.

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Friday April 10, 2026

This episode from La Jolla dives into the excitement of Artemis Week at Balboa Park's Fleet Science Center, where the community celebrates humanity's return to deep space exploration. The event features Artemis II exhibits, moon rocks, and interactive simulators, capturing the imagination of visitors and sparking a renewed passion for space.

In sports, the San Diego Padres thrilled fans with a 7-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies in a nail-biting 12-inning game, thanks to a walk-off grand slam by Xander Bogaerts. The Padres, now third in the NL West, continue their series with the Rockies. Meanwhile, La Jolla surfers can expect clean morning waves, with conditions becoming choppy later in the day.

Nationally, Apple faces leadership transitions as speculation about Tim Cook's retirement grows, and OpenAI and Anthropic prepare for significant IPOs amid rising AI research costs. In the financial realm, Bitcoin experiences a modest rise, reflecting ongoing volatility in cryptocurrency markets. The episode wraps up with a fascinating scientific discovery about ancient population shifts in Europe and a record-tying performance by Jeopardy! champion Jamie Ding.

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Thursday April 09, 2026

In this episode from La Jolla, we dive into the San Diego Padres' commanding 8-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, highlighting key performances that led to the series win. As the Padres gear up to face the Rockies, local sports fans have much to celebrate. Meanwhile, La Jolla residents can look forward to a $32 natural gas credit on their April SDG&E bills, courtesy of the California Climate Credit, providing some financial relief amid rising living costs.

The episode also covers the local surf conditions, with fair weather and waves peaking at three feet in the morning before becoming choppy by afternoon due to onshore winds. Looking ahead, the weekend promises varied surf conditions with potential showers and thunderstorms.

On the national front, the recent cease-fire between the United States, Israel, and Iran has positively impacted the economy, with oil prices dropping and the stock market seeing gains. In the world of science, NASA's Artemis program continues to advance lunar exploration, while the entertainment industry buzzes with news of the hit series "Shrinking" returning for a fourth season. Stay tuned for more local and national updates.

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