California housing crisis tightens as costs rise statewide
AP survey shows buyers and renters squeezed across Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Fresno areas. Mortgage costs and scarce new housing slow sales and rents, with wide gaps between regions. Fresno prices lower, San Diego rents higher,Los Angeles sees lowest apartment vacancies since 1940s.
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Space agency hints universe may be larger and open
NASA’s Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 2 reports ultraviolet data suggesting the universe could be several times larger than once thought and may be open rather than closed. The craft orbits Earth at 440 miles, revealing extremely bright distant galaxies in ultraviolet light and challenging Einsteinian finite universe ideas.
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Jale Mbert
Einstein
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Tourism downturn lingers after border operation switch
At the San Ysidro Port of Entry the tourist trade remains muted despite Operation Intercept becoming Operation Cooperation. Crossings fell 25 percent in the early weeks of the offensive, with many stores in Baja California noting sharp losses. Officials say recovery will take months or years as publicity harms demand and businesses work to rebuild.
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Mexico
United States
Economic Research Bureau of
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Tijuana
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Chula Vista
Tomorrow's horoscope and zodiac guide reflection
Jeane Dixon presents a Sunday horoscope warning of crisis and tests to material values. Each sign receives cautions on plans, cooperation, and restraint, urging prudence, frugality, and patient restraint to navigate possible tensions and changes.
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Aries
Son charged in wreck with mom in Monaca
Monaca Pennsylvania two car collision Friday led to 17 year old Robert Jones charged with reckless driving. The other driver, his mother, hesitated to press charges.
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Monaca
UPI
Robert Jones
Winter rates end Jan 1 at state park campgrounds
SACRAMENTO LAP)-Reduced winter rates for state park campgrounds and boat launching sites will be cancelled Jan 1 and higher summer rates will apply year round. State Parks Director William Penn Mott Jr said a standardized fee system matches the new year round reservations. Regular rates are $2.50 per day for trailer sites with hookups, $3 for Class A campsites, $2 for Class B campsites, and $1 for boat launches.
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el- Teel
William Penn Mott Jr
State Parks and Recreation Department
Mott
California
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