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A landslide on the tracks in San Clemente is still impacting trains coming in and out of North San Diego County, a week later. In other news, a San Diego biotech company is working with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, hoping to decode koala genomes. Plus, the San Diego International Jewish Film Festival kicks off Wednesday night, at the Garfield Theater in La Jolla.
The City of San Diego said the federal agency confirmed that the 12 railroad crossings in Downtown San Diego are now in compliance with federal standards.
Residents won't have to worry about blaring train horns as the city reinstated the area's Quiet Zone in downtown San Diego.
New quiet zone signage in downtown San Diego. Courtesy of the city Trains traveling through San Diego's downtown area will again suspend the use of horns
The sound of loud train horns in Downtown San Diego and Little Italy is affecting residents who live in the area, some people said they are even losing sleep.