The Trump-era immigration policy known as Title 42 is scheduled to end Wednesday. In other news, California greenhouse gas emissions fell between 2019 and 2020, but that might end up being a short-lived benefit from the COVID-19 shutdowns. Plus, there weren’t any serious problems in the midterm elections, but not everyone came out of it trusting elections.
The sailor who was accused of setting fire to the USS Bonhomme Richard in 2020 was acquitted Friday by a military judge. In other news, the minimum wage is being raised to $16.30 an hour in the city of San Diego in January, but rent, gas, food and utilities are going up too. Plus, a youth boxing program in Vista got displaced from their gym last year, but that didn't stop the organizer who decided to build the gym in his backyard.
A youth boxing program in Vista got displaced from its gym last year. But that didn't stop the organizer, who decided to build a new gym in his backyard. Now, the organization is helping kids become champions inside and outside the boxing ring.
According to a Department of Parks and Recreation press release, park patrol officers arrested:
⢠A man, 51, on April 24 on suspicion of criminal trespass. The man was warned numerous times over the past year about camping in the park without a permit, according to Deputy Director Victor Villagomez. The man was also counseled numerous times for litter violations, Parks and Rec added.
⢠Another man, 40 was arrested on Monday on suspicion of criminal trespass for a similar offense at the same park. The arrest followed multiple warnings for camping without a permit and for litter violations, according to the department.
The two arrestees were not named. Both were booked and released. Any further violations by these arrestees may result in an arrest and confinement, the release states.