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The exposition palaces of 1915 still anchor the park's daily life: free organ concerts, museum courtyards, and the slow build toward the biggest weekend of the park's year.
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The Children's Pool and Point La Jolla draw crowds every day of the year. Federal guidance is simple: watch all you want, from a respectful distance.
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San Diego's historic heart was nearly lost to demolition. The district that survived is now the region's densest concentration of Victorian commercial architecture.
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Cowles Mountain is the highest point in San Diego, the Old Mission Dam predates statehood, and the whole park is a 20-minute drive from downtown.
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A nine-story central library with a domed reading room, 35 branch libraries, and a calendar of free programs most residents never see.
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Crews sample the surf at dozens of sites from Imperial Beach to Oceanside. The rain rule every surfer knows — wait 72 hours — has real science behind it.
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The offshore winds that spike temperatures and fire danger in November follow a simple recipe — high pressure over the Great Basin, and gravity doing the rest.
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Two interstates become one through the heart of the region's job center. Why the Sorrento Valley merge backs up, and the rail line threading the same canyon.
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The city's Pure Water program will recycle wastewater to drinking-water standards at a scale few American cities have attempted. We read the program documents to see what it promises — and what it depends on.
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The Padres' season is over, but the East Village ballpark — still the anchor of its neighborhood — runs concerts, events, and tours through the winter.
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San Diego State's two flagship programs share the month — the football team's stretch run in Mission Valley and basketball season's opening roar on Montezuma Mesa.
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