**Partly Cloudy Skies Expected for Tijuana this Friday**
Tijuana, Baja California – The border city will start its Friday with morning clouds, which are expected to clear by the afternoon, accompanied by OSO winds at speeds of 15 to 25 km/h, according to the National Meteorological System (SMN). The maximum temperature is forecasted to reach 28°C, with a minimum of 17°C during the night.
Throughout the morning, Tijuana will experience partly cloudy skies with a mild and cool environment, possibly accompanied by fog banks in the northwest of Baja California Sur, as well as the western coast and northern mountain ranges of Baja California. As the afternoon progresses, the weather will become warmer, particularly very warm in the northeast of Baja California. Expect partly cloudy skies with intermittent showers, potential thunderstorms in Baja California Sur, and isolated rains in parts of Baja California. Winds from the west and northwest will range from 10 to 25 km/h, with gusts reaching 40 to 60 km/h.
**Additional Developments:**
*Tijuana’s Small Businesses Face Extortion Fees*
Small businesses in Tijuana are reportedly paying up to 2,000 pesos weekly in “protection fees.” Despite the financial burden, many business owners are reluctant to report these extortion demands due to fear of retaliation, significantly impacting their operations and growth potential.
*Three Murders Reported Early Thursday*
The early hours of Thursday saw three murders in Tijuana, adding to the growing concern over the city’s escalating violence. Additionally, on Wednesday night, a police officer from Playas de Rosarito was killed, further highlighting the city’s deteriorating security situation.
*Tijuana Businesses Must Comply with Civil Protection Permits*
Local businesses in Tijuana must ensure they have the necessary Civil Protection permits to continue operating. Authorities are focusing on verifying the structural integrity of establishments, especially those at risk due to age.
*Golf Tournament to Aid Children with Heart Issues*
A golf tournament is set to raise funds for children with heart problems. The initiative aims to provide necessary medical care and support for affected families.
*Tijuana’s Most Dangerous Intersections Identified*
A recent study has identified four intersections in Tijuana among the most dangerous in the country. The avenues Aldrete and Miguel Negrete in the city’s center are notably dangerous according to local authorities.
*Urgent Need for Tire Collection Center*
Tijuana faces an urgent need to establish a tire collection center. Currently, transporting 1,500 tires to Mexicali costs up to 25,000 pesos, urging local authorities to find a more cost-effective solution.
*Street Individuals to Receive Aid*
A new program is set to offer assistance to 500 individuals living on the streets, targeting those with addiction issues. The initiative will provide voluntary internment and support for three months to help them reintegrate into society.
*Federal Resources for Baja California Increase in 2024*
As per the Ministry of Finance, Baja California received 21,937 million pesos in federal participations by June last year, marking a significant increase in federal resources allocated to the state for 2024.
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