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The early morning was not as congested as visitors would typically see on a holiday weekend. However, as the weather began to warm up, more people flocked to the area. 168

The EU has said it could respond with new tariffs on American products including orange juice, bourbon, denim, cranberries, peanut butter and motorcycles. 154

The Corps estimates it will cost roughly 0 million in federal funds to upgrade the Whittier Narrows facility, which has been reclassified as the agency*s highest priority nationally because of the risk of "very significant loss of life and economic impacts." 261

The county's rolling average of positive tests has hit a plateau over the last several weeks, and other numbers are "trending in the right direction," according to Dr. Wilma Wooten, San Diego County's public health officer. 223

The district attorney's office sent 10News the following statement regarding their motion: Alvin Quarles is a dangerous predator and the District Attorney’s Office will continue to use every legal avenue at its disposal to protect the community.  Our office had been researching our options and today we filed a motion to have the judge reconsider releasing Quarles into the community.  (The motion will be argued in court on Friday morning; it is attached.) The District Attorney’s Office has strongly and repeatedly opposed the release of Mr. Quarles into the community based upon his prior crimes  and the danger we believe he poses to the community.  We’ve also opposed his release based on the fact that the doctor who conducted Mr. Quarles’ annual review, the director of Coalinga State Hospital, and the director of CONREP (conditional release program) were all three opposed to a finding that he could safely be treated in the community.  In spite of our arguments, the court ultimately disagreed with our assessment and ruled that Mr. Quarles could safely be treated in the community.  We are now asking the court to reconsider its decision to release Mr. Quarles into the community of Jacumba Hot Springs, as well as its decision to release Mr. Quarles from Coalinga State Hospital to be supervised in the community.  Our office is committed to protecting the public and working with individuals who were victimized by this defendant.  1485