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The Chula Vista Police Department is currently on the lookout for a 24-year-old Hispanic male who has been reported missing. The San Diego Sheriff, in a move to aid the search effort, took to social media to spread the word and gather community support in locating the young man. According to the tweet from the San Diego Sheriff's official account, the adult male was last seen donning a blue Adidas sweater paired with blue pants, he was last notable in the vicinity of the 100 block of Jamul Avenue in Chula Vista.

The Chula Vista Police Department is on the lookout for a missing person, as was reported by the San Diego Sheriff. The missing individual is described as a 64-year-old Hispanic male named Alejandro, who was last seen wearing a gray polo shirt, black pants, and black sandals. The location where Alejandro was last spotted is at the intersection of East Paisley Street and Helix Avenue in the Chula Vista area.

As Southern California braces for warmer weather, the National Weather Service San Diego cautions residents of rising temperatures and a brewing Santa Ana wind event. According to NWS San Diego's recent updates, inland areas are forecasted to see temperatures soaring 5 to 15 degrees above average midweek, with coastal areas expected to range from 69 to 78 degrees Fahrenheit and the inland valleys hitting a warm 73 to 83 degrees. The warming trend hits its peak around Wednesday before a potential cooldown stretches into the weekend.

Jason Magabo Perez is wrapping up his term as San Diego's Poet Laureate with a forward-thinking approach to poetry and community engagement. The Poetry Futures 2024 Coda event, held at the UC San Diego Cross-Cultural Center, marked both the end of his tenure and the beginning of new artistic endeavors. As an ambassador for poetry, spoken word, and literary arts on behalf of the city, Perez has spent the last two years nurturing diverse voices and creating inclusive spaces. According to the Times of San Diego, more than 30 poets, including California Poet Laureate Lee Herrick, celebrated the infinite possibilities of poetry at the festival.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has given Alaska Airlines the green light to start a direct flight route from San Diego International Airport to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. This is a big win for travelers from the SoCal city who want easier access to America's capital. Historically, San Diego was the largest U.S. market without such a service, lacking a nonstop connection to DCA.

The San Diego Police Department is reaching out to the community seeking assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a sexual assault case. On December 4, a juvenile female was subjected to an unwanted physical encounter at the City College Trolley stop, located at 1045 11th Ave, San Diego. According to the police, the incident occurred at around 3:50 pm when an unidentified male touched the victim inappropriately.

As the holiday season approaches, Southern California is experiencing a spell of unseasonably warm weather, but a shift in the atmosphere promises changes leading up to Christmas Eve. According to NWS San Diego

The San Diego City Council has taken steps to confront the city's cost of living crisis by voting to establish a new committee tasked with this pressing challenge. Highlighting the urgency of addressing high housing and transportation costs that have made the city one of the most expensive in the nation, Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera, who has been a strong advocate for setting independent policy agendas, will chair this Select Committee on Addressing Cost of Living, as reported by KPBS.

As holiday travelers swarmed San Diego International Airport this morning, a blanket of dense fog disrupted their journeys. According to the Times of San Diego, officials issued a travel alert via social media after 8 a.m., warning flyers of the delays and urging them to check with airlines before departing for SAN. Flight-tracking website FlightAware documented nearly 160 flights delayed and 21 cancellations as of 9 a.m., though the exact number of disruptions attributed directly to the fog remained uncertain.

As the Yuletide season approaches, San Diego residents are gearing up for a mix of closures and available services during the Christmas week. According to details from NBC San Diego, San Diego County public offices, family resource centers, library branches, and animal shelters will be closed on Christmas Day. Essential services such as law enforcement and emergency animal control response will not cease to operate and remain accessible to the community.