a 26-year-old rising culinary star and executive pastry chef at the Michelin-starred Jeune et Jolie restaurant in Carlsbad died last weekend while on vacation in Hawaii their daughter was fulfilling a lifelong dream to see a waterfall on the island of Kauai when the unthinkable happened he had fulfilled her dreams and it was the best day of her life," Caty Buzzetta said in an interview shortly after making it to the Makaleha Falls waterfall on March 23 but couldn't figure out where the noise was coming from it happened … The rock dislodged from quite a ways up … then it landed on her,” said Sal Buzzetta Caty says a frantic Connor pulled her from the water Gianna was eventually airlifted to a hospital Her parents were able to fly to Hawaii in time to say goodbye “It’s like something is sucked out of you," Caty Buzzetta said Caty Buzzetta described her daughter as "beyond determined" and said she poured her love into her work as a chef as a way of showing people that she loved them The Buzzetta family is leaning on their faith to get through this tragic loss finding some comfort in the fact that Gianna's last moments were spent in the beauty of nature She was with the love of her life," Caty said She was living in moment best she every had An online fundraiser has been set up to help the family with funeral and other expenses This story was initially reported by a journalist and has been converted to this platform with the assistance of AI Our editorial team verifies all reporting on all platforms for fairness and accuracy Get the full experience of a rock concert featuring MiraCosta singers & players as the Popular Music Ensemble will cover a mix of hits from the 70’s to today Visit: https://miracostatheatre.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?id=2536 MiraCosta College on Facebook / Instagram SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A brand new showcase for women's sports is coming to Oceanside this fall The SI Women's Games will be held from Oct bringing a Ryder Cup-style competition pitting the Americas against the rest of the world The sports featured in the competition include basketball Prize money is on the line in this showdown of elite athletes from Team Americas and Team World Sports Illustrated Editor in Chief Steve Cannella says the games are a groundbreaking opportunity in the world of women's sports "This is an exciting new way for us to tell the best stories in sports," Cannella says "We can't wait to watch these incredible athletes compete in California and celebrate everything they do The nightly competitions will air live on Ion as part of a multiyear partnership with Scripps Sports "We're proud to partner with Sports Illustrated to showcase and bring the compelling and exciting stories and events of the SI WOmen's Games to every American household," says Brian Lawlor "This is another milestone for Scripps Sports and ION as a premier destination for the best in women's sports." You'll find more information on ticket availability, player updates and schedule of events for the SI Women's Games at this link and future stories on ABC 10News.com Join the Greater San Diego Music Coterie for its annual sing-along of the most memorable songs from Sound of Music April 27 at All Saints Episcopal Church (6th and Penn) Visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sound-of-music-sing-along-in-oceanside-tickets-1200291838199 UPDATE (April 30): A 14-year-old boy last seen in Oceanside on Monday night was located Oceanside Police announced Wednesday morning Andrew Hernandez had last been seen around 8:30 p.m In an update on X/Twitter Wednesday morning but details regarding when and where he was found were unavailable (CNS) - Authorities sought the public's help Tuesday in locating a missing 14-year-old boy last seen in Oceanside Andrew Hernandez was last seen around 8:30 p.m according to the Oceanside Police Department He is visually impaired and considered at-risk Hernandez is Latino and was last seen wearing a black jacket Police did not immediately release a photo of the teen Anyone with information on Hernandez's whereabouts was urged to call the Oceanside Police Department or Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477 (KGTV) – A parking lot off of Oceanside boulevard where the north county LGBTQ resource was business as usual on Tuesday afternoon it’s going to look different with the grand opening of Oceanside new safe parking lot for the homeless “The North County LGBTQ Resource Center is our partner It’s their property and Dreams For Change is the operator.” Salvador Roman Last year’s snapshot on the homelessness crisis in oceanside shows more than 2/3 of the city’s homeless were living on the streets “I think that this serves a special population,” Roman said “A lot of the people that we are serving are working families The majority of people are experiencing homelessness for the first time.” Roman told the site will be by referral-only by contracted partners and open from 7 p.m “It gives them the resources and services to get to the next point in their housing plan,” Roman said Teresa Smith is the CEO of Dreams For Change who told ABC 10News the non-profit has different safe parking sites in San Diego Spring Valley and one in El Cajon undergoing renovations “Safe parking is kind of a way to reach people that may not see themselves as homeless,” Teresa Smith “We do try to look at the whole picture and what services are really need to move that person quickly as possible back into housing And to do that type of work right there at the site as much as possible.” 25 parking spots in the lot will be available with the program The City and Dreams For Change did a soft opening prior to the grand opening on Tuesday to get people and the surrounding area accustomed to the program “What we’ve seen is local people kind of want to try to stay local where their connections are We’re excited to provide that service right there where they’re from.” SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — All it takes is one moment to change someone's life forever that moment came March 15 — the night before his 19th birthday “I can tell that he's sees life through a different lens," said Ryan's father Chris said Ryan was in a car traveling from Chula Vista to celebrate his birthday with friends at night in downtown San Diego came the call no parent wants to ever receive Chris learned from his wife Ryan was involved in a crash He said the car drove off the Martin Luther King Jr went airborne over the northbound I-5 Freeway and came to a stop in the southbound lanes “You couldn't tell what kind of car it was," Chris said The transmission was in the in the middle of the 5 freeway Chris said all four passengers were rushed to Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego in Hillcrest He said the teenage girl in the backseat passed away The other two — driver and front passenger — are now recovering at home who doctors thought was going to be the first to leave “They thought all he had was some bruising and a laceration above his eye," Chris said "But they did his some CT scans and he had some severe damage to his abdomen.” a chronic inflammatory bowel disease than can impact your body's immune system several other procedures and internal bleeding 'I just wanted you in here want to see you one more time,'" Chris said recalling perhaps the most emotional interaction he's had with his son in the hospital Chris said his family is constantly driving back and forth from their home in Oceanside to be with Ryan at the hospital in Hillcrest on top of taking care of their 17-year-old daughter He called this the "hardest thing and scariest thing (he's) ever dealt with in (his) life." the senior at Pacific View Charter School wants to start his own business after seeing him push through this and the strength that he's shown through all this he can do whatever he puts his mind to," he said If you'd like to help Ryan along his journey back to health, you can contribute to his GoFundMe by clicking this link Follow ABC 10News Anchor Max Goldwasser on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter Be one of the first to try our new activity feed The 2025 pro season is starting off strong Here's what Trirating expert Thorsten Radde projects for the U.S The triathlon racing season in the Northern Hemisphere is about to start – and it will start with a bang Ironman 70.3 Oceanside is part of the Ironman Pro Series and has attracted a large field of strong athletes Last year, it had the largest ever pro field in a 70.3; between men and women, 101 professionals started the race. This year, 110 athletes are on the start list. Check out the Ironman Tracker app for the actual number of starters and follow the broadcast of what promises to be another exciting event Outside TV is your destination to catch all the action from the Ironman Pro Series. See the start lists and livestream information here The swim will be one loop through the Oceanside harbor but with water temperatures around 60 degrees F The bike starts along the coastline before turning inland at approximately 25 miles Going through Camp Pendleton (an active military base you can’t access before the race) there are a few rollers and short but steep climbs that can stretch and shrink the lead group that typically forms in the first half of the bike The run course follows the coastline and uses the Oceanside pier for short but steep ramps to move from beach level to street level Temperatures should be great for following the race but some athletes struggle with the sunnier and warmer weather later in the day after a cold morning the men’s field brings together some of the best athletes from around the world and with varying distance specialties Lionel Sanders from Canada (who also won in 2016 and 2017) or Ben Kanute from the U.S (winner in 2019 and 2021) know the winning formula for Oceanside But it’s going to be the first time in Oceanside for Norwegians Kristian Blummenfelt and Gustav Iden Many athletes previously focused on short-course such as Jake Birtwhistle from Australia or Americans Greg Harper are looking to show their swim speed and want to compete against long-course athletes such as Joe Skipper (GBR) or reigning Ironman world champion Patrick Lange (GER) Lange is looking to use the momentum of a great 2024 season for good performances in 2025 while others such as Ben Kanute didn’t have the results they were looking for in 2024 and hope to have a better start into 2025 We’ll look at a few promising athletes below but as it’s the first race of the season for most athletes there are going to be a few disappointments and surprises in Oceanside Of course we have to start our discussion of 2025 favorites with the defending champion He won last year’s race with a great all-around performance and he was able to close the gap to the front in the early flat miles shrinking the front group to just five athletes Even though American Sam Long had the faster T2 and started the run 10 seconds ahead Sanders had the fastest run of the front group and won by more than a minute Will a similar strategy work as well in 2025 Sanders also won 70.3 Mont Tremblant in June After that he didn’t race another 70.3 in 2024 He was third at Ironman Lake Placid and won Ironman Canada but then finished a disappointing 32nd in Kona He also wasn’t able to race 70.3 worlds in December after a bike crash two weeks out Sanders was rumored to be mentored by three-time Kona and Oceanside winner Jan Frodeno That collaboration was never officially confirmed and fizzled out over the summer Will he be able to race at a similar level to last year against what might be an even stronger field Kristian Blummenfelt has won big titles on all distances – Olympic gold in 2021 last season was a disappointment for the ambitious Norwegian as he definitely wanted more than 12th at the Olympic Games in Paris and 35th in Kona This year his focus is back on the longer distances and he plans to compete in the Ironman Pro Series Another interesting aspect: Long-time coach Olav Aleksander Bu is now focused on professional cycling and the Norwegian long-course athletes (mainly Blummenfelt with the whole group offering feedback to each other Oceanside will be the season opener for all of them What can we expect from Blummenfelt this year Will he be able to hold on to a gap to Sanders for the whole bike leg which has always made the difference in his big wins Is Oceanside going to be another indication that others have stepped up their game while Blummenfelt was racing short-course or is it going to be his first win of the 2025 season He was third at 70.3 worlds in Nice in 2019 and won a total of eight 70.3s between 2018 and 2021 he has also become a great full-distance athlete He finished third in a tight Kona 2024 race he signed a T100 contract; now he’s focused on the Ironman Pro Series and doing well on his “home course” at Ironman worlds in Nice Von Berg doesn’t have a real weakness on the half-distance He will be close to the front in the swim and is unlikely to fall back on the bike probably reaching T2 as part of the lead group With his training geared toward Ironman Texas three weeks after Oceanside Iden was the dominating athlete on the half-distance winning 70.3 worlds in Nice in 2019 and St George in 2021 and other big events such as the PTO Championship in Daytona in 2020 or the Canadian Open in Edmonton 2022 He also won Kona in 2022 with a new course record But then a DNF at 70.3 worlds just two weeks after his win in Kona was the start of disappointments and injuries It was only toward the end of 2024 that he was able to overcome his Achilles issues but that was too late to make up lost time for last year’s season highlights What shape will he be in at the start of the 2025 season but last year he delivered a great performance in Oceanside He reached T2 with the lead group and only fell back into fifth place in the final miles of the run George and an eighth at Ibiza T100 showed that this result was not uncommon for the up-and-coming German Can he show a similar performance this year Riele had a great 2024 season with five results in the top 10 One of those was at 70.3 Oceanside where he reached T2 with the small lead group and then finished eighth after losing a few spots on the run This year’s race may unfold similarly – will Riele try to push the pace on the bike to shrink down the lead group even further or will he try to save some energy for a stronger run It’ll be interesting to see if he’s been able to improve his run and overall performance over the winter while continuing to work a full-time corporate job Kanute has found success in Oceanside before and won the race in 2019 and 2022 he skipped Oceanside as he had a T100 contract DNF’ing in three of five starts and not having a top-10 finish in the other two He also fell back in the second half of the race in Kona starting the bike in the lead group but finishing the race in 31st Kanute has made many changes for this season Will Kanute be able to have a better start into the 2025 season than what he was able to show in 2024 Even with last year’s female champion Taylor Knibb (USA) having planned to race T100 Singapore instead of Oceanside (but recently announced she won’t race this weekend due to personal reasons) there are two previous winners: Canadians Paula Findlay (2021 winner) and Tamara Jewett (2023 winner) A few more strong women will look to snag their first Oceanside title – or at least race for a podium result and many points for the Ironman Pro Series If you’ve been following race series announcements you may have noticed that Findlay has a 2025 T100 Tour contract and that the first mandatory race is in Singapore—the same weekend as Oceanside The answer is quite simple: Findlay has applied for her U.S and that entails a period where she isn’t able to travel if she doesn’t want to restart the whole process finishing almost 12 minutes behind Knibb’s dominating performance Findlay lost second place to a charging Emma Pallant-Browne (GBR) who caught her just a few miles before the finish line With Knibb focused on T100 and Pallant-Browne being pregnant Findlay has to be considered the favorite for Oceanside 2025 She should be close to the front in the swim and should be the strongest on the bike likely building a lead of two minutes or more into T2 Not many can put time into Findlay on the run But Oceanside has often made it hard for the favorites to win (think back to Jan Frodeno’s DNF with a flat tire in 2017) – can Findlay overcome all the hurdles the course and her competition put up Canadian Tamara Jewett won 70.3 Oceanside in 2023 by keeping in the mix on the swim and bike and then setting the still-current run course record but her 2024 season wasn’t at a similar level and a second place at 70.3 Mont Tremblant (behind Findlay) was her only podium result She focused on the T100 Tour but was never in contention for one of the top spots there 2024 was a big year for Jackie Hering After focusing on the half distance for years to save training time she returned to the full distance by winning Ironman Hamburg and then ninth place at Ironman worlds in Nice Together with two podium finishes in 70.3s this helped her to grab second place in the Ironman Pro Series Hering’s plan for the 2025 season looks similar and Oceanside will be her first race of the year She’s had to deal with a twisted ankle in her short off-season after 70.3 worlds in Taupo but has been able to do a focused Tucson camp with friend and training partner Alice Alberts (USA) and her new coaches Chris Lieto and Natasha van der Merwe Hering’s Oceanside results are a sixth (in 2017) and a fifth (in 2022) Can she continue that upward trend in 2025 or even race the Canadian favorites for the win Danielle Lewis lost more than four minutes to the fast swimmers She started the bike in 14th position but then worked her way through the field which is also where she finished after some back and forth on the run Lewis is likely going to be well behind the leaders in T1 How soon will it be before she gets a mention in the broadcast and when will we see the first pictures of her Another solid bike leg like last year could see her reach T2 just a minute or two behind the podium spots a podium could be in the cards for her this year A post shared by Vittoria Lopes (@vittorialopes) Vittoria Lopes is one of the best swimmers in triathlon and she is likely to have the T1 lead in Oceanside how many will be able to pass her in the second leg she may run a similar time to Danielle Lewis – are we going to see these two battle for their positions in the top five A post shared by Maya Kingma (@mayakingma) Oceanside will be the middle-distance debut for Maya Kingma. After finishing seventh at the Olympic Games in Paris she wanted to race longer but a twisted ankle kept her from racing in the fall She may lead the field in the water with Lopes (both were just two seconds apart after the swim at the Paris Olympics) She did a training camp with a pro cycling team over the winter – can she leverage that for a great position into T2 She could be in the mix for a podium finish but it’ll be a run into the unknown for her Can Oceanside revive her pro racing career after many frustrations on the short distance We take a quick flyby video tour of the 2024 Ironman World Championship Kona course The Oceanside Museum of Art is celebrating neurodivergent artists with a new exhibit “The Art of Autism: A Different Lens.” The art is as wide-ranging as the autism spectrum itself The rooms are filled with found object lamps On two walls hang works by Austin John Jones but the painting also shows inside his brain where a small version of himself is curled up and crying (pictured above) “Being on the spectrum is just a part of who I am,” he said “While it has determined certain aspects of my life I wouldn't say it's everything about my art.” The experiences shown in his art are shaped by his autism the emotional impact of romantic relationships and just feeling empty shows a person with a hole inside their chest and brain might either at times feel out-of-body experiences represented by the hollowness of the hole in the chest or a lack of awareness or mindfulness by the empty hole in the brain,” he said In “Piece of Mind,” a pink hand offers up a brain “It's literally just handing one's thoughts on a plate to someone else It's almost a representation of how some people on the spectrum just speak their mind The exhibit was crafted with neurodivergent visitors in mind Noise-canceling headphones are available at the entrance Boxes are filled with touchable art materials There’s a dimly lit “chill room” with bean bags It’s a collaboration with a local nonprofit The Art of Autism She said his therapist introduced him to art at 9 years old as a way of communicating “They would talk while they would do their art And it was something that just took hold of Kevin and he's probably created 500 pieces of art since then,” she said The Art of Autism connects artists on the spectrum with display opportunities “Many people who are autistic have trouble with executive functioning skills,” she said but they have trouble hooking up avenues to share their art or their creative ability.” visitors can explore a vibrant array of art and perspectives they may never have had access to otherwise “I also really hope it empowers people to see how beautiful each individual is with varying degrees of being on the spectrum,” Jones said “We have a voice just as much as anyone else Jones is one of more than a dozen artists on the spectrum whose work will be displayed through Aug Helpline and Online Forms are available as add-ons to your regular membership the Oceanside City Council tentatively approved the study of several potential changes to local housing policy including rent control and expanded eviction restrictions Thanks to strong advocacy from the California Apartment Association and a broad coalition of housing stakeholders the council voted down some of the most onerous proposals and limited the scope of the measures advancing for further analysis CAA members have access to compliance forms and extended news resources related to this topic All Topics All News California landlords must navigate a complex web of state laws, local ordinances, and fair housing rules when screening prospective tenants. 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Oceanside American Merenda is a wine bar in Oceanside with great European bottles and generously spiced Mediterranean small plates There's usually something new to try every week as well as mainstays like lamb tartare with Turkish çemen (a fenugreek-scented tomato paste) or charred leeks with a baharat-spiced sunchoke purée It's versatile enough for a full dinner or just a catch-up with some friends you'll probably want to grab a pic in the large scallop-edged mirror before putting your phone away and tucking into some duck liver pate PlayUnmuteValle 222 N Pacific St Oceanside Mexican After a long day at the beach getting sand in every bodily crevice possible a meal at Valle will make you feel like a brand new person (just please shower first) The oceanfront view is perfect to impress on date night even though you might fight over who gets to face the water $195 tasting menu that puts a Baja California spin on surf and turf: spiny lobster chilpachole and plates of fish so artsy they deserve to be in LACMA which is worth it to try Mexican wines from Baja California’s Valle de Guadalupe an area that’s not too far away but whose bottles still aren’t too common in San Diego yet PlayUnmuteDija Mara Indonesian Dija Mara is a shoebox-sized Indonesian restaurant with soft romantic lighting and a graffiti-painted accent wall that makes a great ice breaker for early-in-the-game dates Order the tender pork belly skewers in a peanut aioli and mie goreng with duck—stir-fried noodles that hit that perfect salty-sweet-spicy balance all sipping on selections from a great natural wine list PlayUnmuteThe Plot Vegan The Plot helped kick off the trend of sit-down vegan restaurants around San Diego and is still the quintessential spot for meatless dining The plant-based proteins are particularly good and all made in-house including chickpea “tuna” and lion’s mane mushroom crab featured in sushi rolls While there’s another location in Carlsbad we like Oceanside because of its huge patio—it feels less like a restaurant and more like a fancy friend’s backyard complete with an herb garden and spare blankets for when the weather has the nerve to dip below 70 degrees PlayUnmuteHeritage Brewery & Barbecue BBQ proves that brisket is the chameleon of smoked meats: great stuffed into a sandwich with pickles or bursting out of tacos loaded with queso fresco This is one of the places where sides like the potato salad and macaroni and cheese are also entree-sized (just a bit smaller than some of the tiny dogs you might see on the patio) Located off of Oceanside’s main stretch of South Coast Highway their roomy booths and ample tables make this a solid spot for a company Happy Hour and fewer things build trust than seeing your coworker’s face slathered in BBQ sauce and a brunch worth the long drive—these are the best restaurants in San Diego A French bistro that’s been around for over a decade and more in San Diego’s hippest neighborhood and amazing pizza in Oceanside—these are the best spots north of San Diego Ligaya is a San Diego-based food and travel writer whose work has been featured in San Diego Magazine An official website of the United States government The .gov means it’s official.Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil make sure you're on a federal government site The https:// ensures that you're connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and sent securely Come visit us on Wellness Wednesday to find out how to start YOUR Whole Health journey This event is part of a month long celebration of Whole Health for Veterans who prefer to visit the Oceanside VA Clinic. an approach to care that centers around what matters to YOU Your San Diego health care team wants to get to know you as a person and help you develop a personalized health plan based on your values Whole Health is VA’s approach to care that supports health and well-being for Veterans and employees Whole Health centers around what matters to you Putting the person at the center of their health care is the essence of Whole Health This process incorporates the whole person and other factors that make them a unique individual their caregivers and survivors” is one of VA’s six health care priorities Whole Health is everywhere in VA health care settings from primary care and mental health to specialty services to Whole Health coaching and well-being programs How can a Veteran get connected with Whole Health Whole Health is a part of the system of care for Veterans and there are many ways to get involved. Download the Live Whole Health Mobile App - Whole Health (va.gov). Watch the story of one Veteran who got connected with Whole Health The city of Oceanside got a $1.835 million grant from the California Coastal Commission for its sand replenishment project known as RE:BEACH "This grant is for developing a really robust data set that'll allow us to then compare … once we put the project into the ground So it's the baseline conditions of this experiment that we're doing," said Jayme Timberlake The experiment is an artificial reef design used in Australia The artificial headlands act as points that slow down ocean currents and help retain sand on the shoreline "One really big component of this grant will be covering the cost of understanding the seafloor bottom and how the sand moves around on the sea floor," she said Timberlake said the sea floor will be studied throughout Oceanside and all the way to the jetties near Tamarack in Carlsbad that keep Agua Hedionda open The surf will also be monitored and beach usage will be surveyed during this study phase The grant is expected to cover the majority of the studies which are expected to last one to two years "We're still on track to hopefully have a shovel-ready project by 2027," Timberlake said we also need to be doing a fair bit of fundraising for the construction element of the project." Construction of the artificial reef is expected to cost $50 million dollars which could be funded through grants and city funds The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) also announced a regional sand replenishment project that would stretch from Dana Point to Imperial Beach "What SANDAG is trying to do is make this a more cyclical program as coastal cities collaborate together and work on this project together share the responsibility of overseeing the feasibility and the design of it and then move forward with this collaborative sand nourishment projects," Timberlake said SANDAG’s project is in early planning stages and is expected to cost $260 million dollars Timberlake says SANDAG and the Coastal Commission are both interested in seeing how Oceanside’s pilot project plays out Concerned Oceanside residents filled the city council chambers to the brim Monday night, for the planning commission meeting about the controversial Eddie Jones Warehouse Every time buzz words like "pollution," "traffic," or "semitrucks" were mentioned they waved blue signs with a prohibition symbol over a semitruck The controversial warehouse and distribution facility is proposed to be built on Eddie Jones Way and Benet Road near the Oceanside Municipal Airport The developer is proposing a 497,882 square foot facility made up of four separate buildings It's a project residents like Dee Keck have been pushing back on for almost three years She’s a part of the group Oceanside Speaks Out which formed when the project was first proposed originally proposed a 566,905 square foot facility with 114 truck bays "They continue to be warehouses with trucks coming and going and endless pollution and noise that were restricted in this conditional use permit," Keck said The building's future tenants are another unknown Four different companies could wind up filling the four separate buildings Dozens of residents expressed concern over traffic fire evacuations and hours of operation during the meeting Monday highlighting the job growth the project could bring to the region A report from the developer estimated there would be over 2,000 jobs during construction and 1,300 permanent jobs once the development is built the planning commission voted to approve the project's conditional use permit but reduced the number of semitruck bays from 56 to 34 "We are really wanting six trucks per parcel Had they changed the configuration of the buildings and what businesses would have been drawn to use those buildings we wouldn't even be wearing these shoes right now and having an issue But Keck and the rest of the volunteers with Oceanside Speaks Out will be busy collecting signatures because we are not happy with the decision So it is imperative that we do this appeal within 10 days," Keck said The group needs a minimum of 25 signatures for the appeal 'This is the number of people who are willing to sign You only needed 25 signatures.' And I promise you it will be far The final decision will now be in the City Council’s hands along with the formal appeal from Oceanside Speak Out No date has been set for the council's consideration of the project As Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) continues its cuts across the federal government North County was thrown into confusion as to the status of the Oceanside Social Security Administration office Wednesday "The DOGE website says the Carlsbad, CA Social Security Office has been closed, but technically there is no Carlsbad office (it's in Oceanside, just across the border with Carlsbad)," Levin wrote on the social media platform Threads "I'm going to get to the bottom of what's happening headed by the billionaire SpaceX and Tesla founder at the behest of President Donald Trump to find and eliminate waste in government has spent the last few weeks slashing budgets across the federal government leaving many employees out of work or facing an uncertain future A statement from the SSA on Wednesday didn't shed much light on the situation "We are working with GSA to review our leases and ensure they are used efficiently," a Social Security Administration spokesman told City News Service "Most of the leases we are not renewing are for small remote hearing sites that are co-located with other Federal space "As the majority of our hearings are held virtually we no longer need as many in-person hearings locations twenty percent of these offices held no in-person hearings Social Security continuously monitors and evaluates the use of our office space to maximize efficiency for the American taxpayer," the statement added The DOGE website has an "Agency Efficiency Leaderboard," featuring the agencies where the most money has purportedly been cut the graphic offers virtually no transparency as to how much and where purported savings have come from with the Department of Education number one The Social Security Administration already faces a major staffing challenge former SSA Commissioner Martin O'Malley said the agency "will serve over 7 million more beneficiaries with about 7,000 fewer full-time permanent staff when compared to FY 2015," by the end of Fiscal Year 2024 Attempts by City News Service to reach Mark Hinkle the administration's regional communications director Calling the number listed for the Oceanside office places one in a national queue that's more than three hours long North County residents still have an office in San Marcos as well as in San Diego and several other county locations Earlier this week, San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer decried the Trump administration's federal funding freezes for their impact on San Diegans "San Diego County depends heavily on federal funds for critical public services These federal dollars represent taxes already paid by San Diegans meant to come back and support local communities," said Lawson-Remer or disrupted by federal actions — jeopardizing essential services thousands of residents rely on every day." the acting director of the Office of Management and Budget said the cuts target programs that advance a political or cultural agenda and were not serving the broad interests of taxpayers "The use of federal resources to advance Marxist equity and green new deal social engineering policies is a waste of taxpayer dollars that does not improve the day-to-day lives of those we serve," he wrote The attorneys general of 23 Democrat-run states have sued Trump over the funding freeze "Without the timely disbursement of this funding the Plaintiff States will be unable to provide these essential services for residents and carry on the important business of government," the states contend in the lawsuit Lawson-Remer warned that cuts were likely coming to Medicaid (used by 900,000 county residents) CalFresh/SNAP (used locally by 400,000 people and housing voucher funding (which provides some rental assistance for several thousand people) "Our goal is to be transparent with the public about what's at risk and to ensure San Diego County is prepared "We need clarity from Washington so that we can continue delivering essential services without disruption The county will continue to advocate for our residents but if federal leaders do not change course San Diegans should be prepared to see service reductions." (KGTV) — Beach erosion is shrinking shorelines along the California coast "There’s no beach… that’s pretty much the biggest thing that I've noticed," Oceanside resident Jessica Shanahan said Coastal Zone administrator Jayme Timberlake tells ABC 10News the city’s beach loss is part of a bigger issue "Whenever we have these constructs that we build in the watershed and we don’t have a fully natural watershed you’re going to see an interruption in how beaches function naturally," Timberlake said A local factor is the Camp Pendleton Boat Basin it limits the amount of flow of sediment that can come down from the Santa Margarita River and make its way to our beaches to restore them naturally.” and cities are looking at global solutions an artificial reef has helped keep sand from washing away "What we need to do is try to enable the sand to stick around a little bit longer so we don't have to go out and dredge sand as frequently as we may need to keep a beach around,” Timberlake said The plan involves building two rocky structures called “headlands” that stick out into the water, and installing an artificial reef between them. The setup would slow wave energy, giving sand a better chance to stay in place. One of the headlands would also add new park space and better beach access. The city recently secured a nearly $2 million grant from the California Coastal Commission to design the project. While it hasn’t been approved yet, if it is, construction could begin as early as 2027. “I’m really, really excited about the Coastal Commission grant and that they’re giving us their early preliminary nod of approval," Timberlake said. And for families like Jessica’s, it’s a welcoming change. “I have an under 2-year-old and I would love for him to actually play on the beach, on the sand without there being a gnarly beach break," Shanahan said. Carissa ClayPhoto by: Jesus RamirezUCLA Opens 2025 Season in Oceanside Jan An Oceanside man pleaded not guilty Friday to second-degree murder and other charges stemming from a road rage incident on the Long Island Expressway in Rego Park during which he allegedly ran over and killed a motorcyclist struck and killed motorcyclist William McField shortly after their vehicles made contact with one another while driving on an expressway exit ramp according to Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz The road rage incident began around 9:21 a.m when Rosen was driving a 2024 BMW iX SUV on the eastbound exit ramp of the LIE headed toward Woodhaven Boulevard in Elmhurst according to a news release from Katz’s office McField was operating a 2023 KTM motorcycle on the same roadway The two vehicles were involved in a “minor collision,” Katz said in a statement before McField drove past Rosen and through a red light Rosen similarly drove through the red light and followed the motorcyclist McField then “maneuvered his motorcycle to the left side of the road which was marked by zebra stripes and not laned for traffic,” according to the district attorney’s office Rosen also entered the area not meant for traffic accelerated and “plowed his BMW” into McField Follow the latest developments in the Gilgo Beach killings investigation By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy mounted the motorcycle and ran over McField Rosen continued heading southbound — the motorcycle still dragging beneath the SUV — until he struck a Mazda CX-5 in the center lane of Woodhaven Boulevard McField was pronounced dead at the scene due to “severe body trauma,” according to the release Rosen pleaded not guilty two counts of second-degree murder fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon reckless driving and operating a vehicle with a tinted window before Queens Supreme Court Justice Mary Bejarano on Friday Bejarano ordered him to be held without bail during the pendency of the case The Oceanside man is scheduled to return to court on Monday Rosen’s defense attorney identified in court records did not immediately return a call seeking comment Friday afternoon Rosen faces up to 25 years to life behind bars Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months will consider moving forward with a proposal that could bring stricter rent control and new eviction restrictions to the city California landlords must navigate a complex web of state laws and fair housing rules when screening prospective tenants This webinar will cover key requirements and frequently asked questions… California law requires many landlords to give tenants the option to have their on-time rent payments reported to at least one credit bureau This webinar provides a paragraph-by-paragraph explanation of the entire CAA Rental/Lease Agreement including the provisions required to comply with AB 1482 (the Tenant Protection Act of 2019) The demand for qualified rental housing professionals in California is at an all-time high Get certified with our CCRM Property Management series!