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Modeling by Scripps Health predicts that the current surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations should wind down by early March, with a slow decrease in patient volume driven by the omicron variant of the virus over the coming weeks.

San Diego City Council recently considered changing its inclusionary housing law.

"It's not exactly a good situation - hardly out of the woods."

Some hospitals still struggling with influx of patients

Hospitals continue to feel strain despite recent improvement in staffing levels

Some studies show consumer sentiment of the economy is worsening.

Two South Bay hospitals are being forced to operate under what's called "internal disaster," which means they may not have enough beds to care for patients.

If you have a dog that likes the snow and cold, it's OK to play outside, humane officers recommend staying with your dog to make sure they are looked after.

County says it is working to spread the load with transfers reaching as far as Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside

Bitcoin dropped to a three-month low recently and its movement has closely mirrored financial markets in its decline. Bitcoin bulls often describe it as an asset that is uncorrelated to traditional financial markets, CNBC reported, however experts have noticed growing parallels in the price movements of bitcoin and stocks. It