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The Otay Mesa Chamber of Commerce says lane closures are having an impact on manufacturers who are sometimes fined for late deliveries. 136

The most recent discovery was made at Jackson Drive and Cowles Mountain Blvd. last month: a dog with a leg injury in a cage, a soiled blanket inside."It was so sad. The cage was so small, she didn't even have room to lay down," said neighbor Mary Alice Porter.Porter brought the dog to a shelter.  That dog is the latest in a string of dog dumpings in the past year in the same neighborhood.  Some were tied to a pole. Most left in crates. IN all, there have been nearly 20 dogs dumped.Neighbors tell 10news most were young and female, and some had just given birth - possibly pointing to a puppy mill.  The rescue group Rover's Retreat helped adopt out several of the dogs. Neighbors say the rest were also adopted out or ended up in rescue groups.Anyone with tips is asked to call El Cajon Police, which is leading the investigation. 855

The Florida red tide can be found in bays and estuaries but not in freshwater systems such as lakes and rivers. Because K. brevis cannot tolerate low-salinity waters for very long, blooms usually remain in salty coastal waters and do not penetrate upper reaches of estuaries. However, other harmful algae, including cyanobacteria (blue-green algae), typically bloom in freshwater lakes and rivers.Can we predict where a red tide will occur? 450

The odd-o-cados are also known as the Persea americana “Russell” avocado, according to Miami Fruits, and grow in the Caribbean Islands, as well as areas of South Florida between the Keys and Miami.The avocados can grow to about 13 inches in length and the seed is relatively small compared to the rest of the fruit. One long-neck avocado commonly weighs more than one pound, the fruit stand says.But calm your cados, Californians, because you won't see this variation in stores anytime soon. Current USDA regulations prevent the shipment of avocados from Florida into California, due to fears of Mexican and Caribbean fruit flies.But if you're in Miami and have a bevy of toast, this may be the stop for you. 708

The group estimated at 1,600 to 2,000 people fleeing poverty and violence in Honduras marched into Guatemala in sweltering heat Monday, twice pushing past outnumbered police sent to stop them -- first at the border and then at a roadblock just outside Esquipulas. 263