### Heat Persists! Clear Skies Forecasted for Monday
Tijuana is set to start the week with clear skies and a warm climate. According to the National Meteorological System (SMN), the city will experience winds ranging from 5 to 10 km/h blowing from the west. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 34°C during the day, while the nighttime will see a minimum of 21°C.
### Additional News Updates
#### Restaurants Extend Hours to Attract More Foreign Diners
Restaurants in Tijuana are now extending their opening hours to attract more customers from southern California. The local restaurants estimate that about 30% of their patrons come from the neighboring U.S. state.
#### Presentation of Projects to “Beautify” Tijuana
The city administration is preparing to unveil a portfolio of projects aimed at beautifying Tijuana. These initiatives are intended to benefit the city beyond the upcoming Tourist Fair, aiming for long-term enhancements.
#### South Bay Treatment Plant Rehabilitation
The International Boundary and Water Commission (CILA) will undertake the rehabilitation of the South Bay water treatment plant. This initiative forms part of broader efforts to upgrade regional water infrastructure.
#### Creation of Inclusive Spaces Could Boost Tourism
Activists are advocating for the creation of more inclusive spaces to boost tourism in Tijuana. They argue that making the city more welcoming could lead to an increase in visitors and economic benefits.
#### Developments on the Malecón Project
Despite the city having already spent 55 million pesos, the construction works on the malecón remain behind schedule.
#### Support Lacking for Father Chava’s Breakfast Program
Father Chava’s dining hall and two shelters have faced financial challenges, with monthly costs amounting to 400,000 pesos. Although the state annually contributes 250,000 pesos, this year the support has not yet been received.
#### March Against Judicial Reform
Protesters have taken to the streets to demand that senators vote against a proposed judicial reform. Olga Félix, a prominent figure in the movement, stated that failing to block the reform could undermine the rule of law in the country.
#### Police Deficit in Tecate and San Quintín
Roman Cota announced that the new municipal administrations of Tecate and San Quintín will begin with a shortage of police officers. Currently, Tecate has only 190 agents, with a deficit of 150 needed to meet effective law enforcement standards.
#### Arrest in the Disappearance of Flor de Jesús
A man has been arrested in connection to the disappearance of Flor de Jesús. The suspect, who was a colleague and friend of the missing person, also took part in several search operations conducted by the family in the Viñas del Mar residential area.
For more news updates, stay tuned to TJ Gringo.
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**Secondary Article: Heatwave Affects San Diego, Encinitas, Chula Vista**
According to recent reports, the heatwave is not only impacting Tijuana but its neighboring regions in the United States, including San Diego, Encinitas, and Chula Vista. Authorities have issued health advisories, urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. Cooling centers have been opened across these areas to provide relief to those without access to air conditioning. The National Weather Service predicts that the high temperatures will persist through the week, with slight cooling expected over the weekend.
Stay informed with TJ Gringo for the latest weather updates and more.