Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Saturday, October 18th, 2025.
We start today with the massive No Kings Day protests taking over downtown and 16 other neighborhoods, from Ocean Beach and La Jolla to Mira Mesa and Chula Vista. Organizers expect as many as 100,000 people in the largest march downtown, beginning at Waterfront Park around 10:30 this morning. Extra trains and trolley lines are running, and city officials are urging all of us to use public transit or carpool if possible. The scale of today’s demonstration beats out even June’s record crowd, which saw 69,000 people fill our streets, and is part of a national effort in response to recent federal actions and an ongoing government shutdown.
The city is also taking extra steps today to keep things orderly, especially given possible counter demonstrations. Police urge everyone to stay peaceful, alert, and hydrated in the warm weather. On that note, it’s a picture-perfect fall Saturday. Skies are mostly sunny all day, with temperatures climbing to a high of 78 by late afternoon. Winds should stay light, and there’s no rain in the forecast. So, whether you’re heading downtown, to a park, or out to lunch, expect classic San Diego weather.
Speaking of what’s new in town, the Navy SEAL Museum officially opened its doors downtown, offering a fresh landmark for locals and visitors alike. Over at the airport, the buzz is about Terminal 1’s grand opening and new direct international routes, which are already driving a jump in passenger numbers. The Port of San Diego’s latest contribution to Logan Heights Library has kicked off a big renovation project, with $800,000 matched by city funds, a win for families in the neighborhood.
In real estate, Del Mar’s plan for new housing is stirring debate, with some developments facing legal challenges as they push for access to beachfront lots. We’re also seeing strong job numbers in the region, and if you’re on the hunt, mark your calendar for the San Diego Workforce Partnership’s End of Year Job Fair coming up October 23rd. Top San Diego employers are recognized this week for innovation, and there’s a big focus on clean energy with a new 50-megawatt battery storage project set for Chula Vista.
Around our schools, San Diego State University just hit record highs, with 40,000 students enrolled and over 130,000 applications for fall. And a quick shout out goes to SDSU Athletics, now partnering with ESET for new interactive game-day experiences, and our local major league soccer team, San Diego FC, continues to smash records in its debut season.
For your weekend plans, the Cali-Baja Business Summit opens Tuesday and the CEO Capital Activation Conference follows a few days later. CleanTech San Diego hosts its annual industry forum November sixth, and families can look forward to cultural festivals downtown all weekend.
As for crime and safety, overnight saw no major incidents, but police remain vigilant with the huge crowds expected today. You can help by reporting anything suspicious and following directions from officers, especially downtown and near transit centers.
Let’s wrap up with our feel-good story. San Diego Community Power just announced a fifty-five million dollar rebate program for energy customers, part of a push to lower bills and invest in clean energy for all of us.
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