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Smiling kayaker’s photo with rare 'doomsday' creature sparks warning
A rare 3.5 metre-long "doomsday fish" that superstition links to natural disasters has been discovered floating dead on the ocean’s surface. While there is no proven correlation between giant oarfish and catastrophe, one theory suggests the deep sea species is sensitive to underwater vibrations from earthquakes. Japanese legends dating back to the 17th century also link its presence in shallow waters to tremors. And before the 2011 earthquake that sparked the Fukushima nuclear disaster 20 dead oarfish reportedly washed ashore.
Things To Do On Labor Day Weekend!
Labor Day Weekend is quickly approaching and we’ve got you covered on things to do to stay active from Saturday, August 31st to Monday, September 2nd. Ox Coffee is introducing new seasonal items on their menu, which is set to be available officially on Labor Day Weekend. Menu items will include tasty seasonals such as pumpkin Pie Chai, Pumpkin Pie Latte, Caramel Apple Fizz, and Candy Corn Cappuccino. And lastly, their main seasonal food will be available: Funnel Cake Fries!
Padres loss to Rockies is a bummer but let’s zoom out
‘Again? The freaking Rockies?’ That was the reaction of some fans today. The Padres dropped the series finale to drop another series to the worst team in the National League. Of course it stinks because on paper the Padres should be winning more games than not against them. But...
Restaurant Foundation Fund Awards $5,000 Grants to Eateries in San Diego, Statewide
The California Restaurant Foundation has awarded 34 independent restaurants in the region with $5,000 grants. The foundation, a nonprofit that invests in and supports California restaurants and their workforce, issued a total of 278 awards as part of its fourth consecutive distribution from the Restaurants Care Resilience Fund. The grants...
Survey of nature's superhero, eelgrass, kicks off California bridge project
Two researchers in an inflatable boat glided out onto Batiquitos Lagoon in Carlsbad, California, August 15, looking for eelgrass, an underwater plant that provides a nursery for fish, crabs, shrimp and other sealife. The boaters, equipped with sonar and diving gear, also were looking for any sign of Caulerpa, an...
UC system announces new policies for handling protests
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Schools across the University of California are updating their campus climate policies this school year, following major protests that unfolded last year over the Israel-Hamas war. University of California President Dr. Michael V. Drake said in a statement the school system spent the summer reflecting on...
California’s AI Bill: A Silicon Valley Showdown
California’s ambitious attempt to regulate large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) systems is advancing through the State Legislature, but only with significant modifications and intense debate within the tech industry. Senate Bill 1047, introduced by State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, cleared the Assembly Appropriations Committee last week with substantial amendments....
Newsom vetoes bill seeking to tighten refinery-adjacent air monitoring rules
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Monday vetoed a bill aimed at tightening air pollution monitoring provisions for so-called fence-line zones that mark the perimeter of oil refineries. “While I share the author’s desire to protect communities from air pollution, local air quality management districts are already carrying out the necessary action to do just…
Several Northern California DUI checkpoints coming ahead of Labor Day holiday
(FOX40.COM) — Law enforcement agencies all over Northern California are working together to ‘keep summer fun not fatal’ by hosting a series of operations to catch drunk drivers. • Video Above: Why DUI checkpoints are announced by California law enforcement In 2018, there were 3,804 victims killed in crashes statewide, according to California law enforcement. […]
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