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The Republican Party of Palm Beach County has endorsed Mike Caruso, a state lawmaker representing parts of the area. The endorsement signals local party leadership rallying behind the incumbent as he heads into his next campaign, reinforcing his standing among Republican voters in a district that has seen competitive elections.
- 2SpaceX recovers piece of Starship 41 washed up on beachβSpaceX Found a Piece of Ship 41 on the Beach. Here's what that means.
SpaceX has recovered a piece of hardware from Starship 41 that washed up on a beach, and the find is drawing wide attention. Ship 41 is one of the vehicles in SpaceX's Starship test programme at Starbase, Texas, where upper stages are built and flown in rapid succession. Commentators are speculating about which part of the vehicle it was, how it ended up on the shore, and what it reveals about the condition of the spacecraft after flight or testing. Fans of the Starship programme are following the story closely.
- 3Dallas firm buys Miami Beach retail building for $18.4 millionβNews | Dallas firm acquires Miami Beach retail building for $18.4 million
A Dallas-based firm has acquired a retail building in Miami Beach for $18.4 million, according to a CoStar report. The deal adds to a string of commercial real estate transactions in the Miami area, where investor interest in retail properties has remained active. Details about the buyer, the property's tenants, and plans for the building were not disclosed.
- 4Solana Beach market owners say ICE enforcement hurting businessβΌSolana Beach market owners say ICE's immigration enforcement is hurting business
Owners of a market in Solana Beach, California, say that ICE's immigration enforcement activity is driving away customers and hurting their business. The complaint adds to a broader debate in the San Diego region over the economic and community impact of heightened immigration raids, with local business owners reporting declining foot traffic and fear among workers and shoppers.
- 5Solana Beach business future in limbo amid immigration enforcementβSolana Beach business future in limbo amid immigration enforcement operations
A business in Solana Beach, California, faces an uncertain future as federal immigration enforcement operations continue in the San Diego region. Local coverage reports the business's operations have been disrupted, though details on the company and the scale of the impact remain limited.
- 6Remembering Sylvia Beach, founder of Paris's Shakespeare and CompanyβSylvia Beach, who died OTD in 1962, founded the Shakespeare and Company book store on the Left Bank in # Paris https://
Sylvia Beach, the American bookseller who founded the legendary Shakespeare and Company bookstore on Paris's Left Bank, died on this day in 1962. Beach is remembered for publishing James Joyce's Ulysses in 1922 and for making her shop a hub of the Lost Generation writers. Anniversaries like this prompt travelers and literary fans to share her story and revisit the famous store.
- 7Ocean Beach Historical Society to present 'Garden of Eden' talk on Oct. 15βThe Peninsula Is a βGarden of Edenβ β OB Historical Society Presents Thurs., Oct.15
The Ocean Beach Historical Society is hosting a presentation on Thursday, October 15 exploring how the San Diego peninsula came to be described as a 'Garden of Eden'. The event looks at the area's history and natural appeal, and locals interested in Ocean Beach's past are expected to attend the community talk.
- 8Two college students from Fremont die after being swept into Santa Cruz surfβ2 Bay Area college students from Fremont who attended UC Berkeley and SJSU die after being swept into Santa Cruz surf
Two college students from Fremont, one attending UC Berkeley and the other San Jose State University, died after being swept into the surf in Santa Cruz. Authorities responded to the incident, which has prompted renewed warnings about dangerous coastal conditions. The deaths have drawn an outpouring of grief from the students' campus communities in the Bay Area.
- 9Storm clouds gather over Senhor da Pedra beach in PortoβLooming storm tempestade iminente @ praia do senhor da pedra porto, portugal β #beach #portugal #porto #storm #nature #e
A photograph of an approaching storm at Praia do Senhor da Pedra, the chapel-fronted beach south of Porto, Portugal, shows heavy clouds rolling in over the Atlantic coastline. The image is being shared with a storm warning caption, 'tempestade iminente', meaning imminent storm, as weather over northern Portugal draws attention.
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A surf report and forecast for Ocean Grove is available, covering current wave conditions, tide information and a live surf camera for the beach. Surfers checking conditions at the Victorian surf beach can use the update to plan sessions. No further detail on conditions or swell size is provided.
- 11Coronado Releases Weekly Ocean Water and Air Quality ReportβCoronado ocean water and air quality report β Sept. 24-30, 2026
Coronado, California's weekly environmental report covering ocean water and air quality for September 24-30, 2026 has been issued. The routine update tracks bacterial levels and coastal conditions for beachgoers in the San Diego-area city. Residents and visitors typically consult these weekly readings before swimming or spending time along the shoreline.
- 12David Clifford runs for Ocean View School District Area 5 seatβDavid Clifford, Ocean View School District Area 5 candidate, 2026 election questionnaire
David Clifford, a candidate for the Ocean View School District Area 5 board seat in the 2026 election, has completed a candidate questionnaire published by the Orange County Register. The questionnaire lays out his positions ahead of the race for the Huntington Beach-area school district. Coverage is part of the paper's ongoing election previews for local Orange County school board contests.
- 13Australian beaches face doubling of foreign plastic pollution by 2050βAussie beaches to double overseas plastic pollution by 2050 without action now: The Ocean Cleanup modelling
New modelling from The Ocean Cleanup warns that plastic pollution from overseas washing up on Australian beaches could double by 2050 unless action is taken now. The environmental research group's projections highlight growing concern about how international plastic waste drifting through ocean currents will increasingly affect Australian coastlines over the coming decades.
- 14Fire destroys businesses and apartments in Jacksonville BeachβDevastating Jacksonville Beach fire destroys business and apartments: βI lost everythingβ
A large fire tore through a building in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, destroying a business and the apartments above it. One resident described the loss bluntly, saying 'I lost everything' as crews responded to the blaze. The fire has displaced residents and wiped out livelihoods in the beachside community, with damage and any injuries still being assessed.
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