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San Diego influencer drama: When helping hurts

Building someone else's dream can sometimes cost you your own. A San Diego social media pro poured her heart (and marketing skills) into turning her boyfriend into a TikTok star—only for him to break up with her after hitting it big. She managed everything: video ideas, editing, posting, even landing him brand deals. Now, her viral story has sparked a huge debate: Should partners get paid for this kind of behind-the-scenes work? Or is it just part of modern relationships? Would you ever help your significant other become an influencer? Where do you draw the line? #Relationships #SanDiego #InfluencerLife

Please help our family find my sister. We have so many loved ones missing her ❤️ Name: Tristen Mary Clacherty Age: 29 D.O.B. December 18, 1996 (born in Dover, NH) Height: 5ft. 7in. Weight: 150lbs (likely less now) Hair: dark blonde/light brown but could be dyed differently now Eyes: hazel/green Previously lived Mesa, AZ area (homeless) and recently relocated to San Diego Identifiable tattoos: -full floral sleeve on her right arm -“I love you” on her right clavicle -“Jacob” on her right side of her neck -Black broken heart under her left eye -Pinkish/red “brat” under right eye -1996 on her chest Last seen: June 23, 2025 in Clairemont/Kearny Mesa area. Spotted in City Heights in July 2025 and December 2025 Reported as missing person. Case #265000042 #MissingPerson #TristenClacherty #MissingPersons #SanDiego

Golden Retriever lives it up at San Diego ‘resort’

Lenny the Golden Retriever has mastered the art of vacationing—right at his grandparents’ San Diego home! His days are packed with wild games, pool splashes, and even private boat rides, all while charming his family into spoiling him. The best part? He’s got a whole routine, from morning chaos with his dog cousins to cozy TV cuddles and sneaky table scraps at dinner. Watching Lenny’s daily adventures, it’s easy to see why fans are joking about booking a stay at this ‘pup paradise.’ Anyone else think their pet would love this kind of grandparent getaway? #Pets #GoldenRetriever #SanDiego

San Diego salon scam leaves owner reeling

Two women walked out of a San Diego salon after racking up nearly $600 in beauty treatments—without paying a dime. The owner, Andrea Velez, shared her story online, warning other small business owners to stay alert for similar scams. Despite the women posing for promotional videos and showering staff with gifts, they vanished before their payment cleared. Now, Velez is tightening her payment policies and urging others to do the same. How do you think local businesses can protect themselves from this kind of theft? Have you seen similar stories in your neighborhood? #Beauty #SanDiego #SmallBusiness

San Diego’s Lake Murray: The ultimate family day out

Lake Murray is the kind of place that makes you want to pack a picnic and spend the whole day outside. Right in Mission Trails Regional Park, this spot is a favorite for locals who love fishing, boating, running, or just soaking up the sun. With tons of picnic tables, barbecue areas, and easy trails, it’s super family-friendly—plus, you’re just minutes from Cowles Mountain if you’re up for a hike with killer city views. What’s your go-to activity at Lake Murray, or do you have another San Diego gem you’d recommend for a chill day outdoors? #Travel #SanDiego #LakeMurray

Tony Hawk brings skateboarding to The Nutcracker

Tony Hawk just made San Diego’s Nutcracker ballet unforgettable by rolling out on stage—literally. The legendary skater, at 57, swapped his usual skatepark for the Civic Theatre, joining the Golden State Ballet at his daughter’s request. Instead of pirouettes, the crowd got a quarter pipe and a classic Hawk trick, right in the middle of the holiday classic. It’s wild to see two worlds collide like this—skateboarding and ballet! Would you want to see more unexpected mashups like this in local performances? Let’s talk about how these surprises could shake up the arts scene! #Entertainment #TonyHawk #SanDiego

San Diego’s Rou Mofty is changing lives

Rou Mofty’s journey from globe-trotting adventurer to double amputee and cancer survivor is nothing short of incredible. After surviving leukemia and sepsis, Rou lost both hands and part of her legs—but she’s now using her story to push for real change. Working with the nonprofit “So Everybody Can Move,” she’s helping pass laws so insurance covers prosthetics for active living, making a huge difference for amputees, especially kids. Rou’s determination to get back to the ocean and Balboa Park is inspiring. How do you think our community can better support people facing these challenges? #Health #BodyHealth #SanDiego

San Diego’s rare BMW M5 turns heads

A true gem for car lovers in San Diego—a 2001 BMW M5 in Imola Red with just 52,000 miles is up for grabs. This isn’t your average used car: it’s been garage-kept, fully serviced, and upgraded with Dinan and Brembo parts for top-notch performance. The paint and interior are in incredible shape, and the big V8 paired with a 6-speed manual makes every drive an event. At $65,000, it’s a collector’s dream or the ultimate daily for someone who wants to stand out. Would you take this classic over a new sports car? #Cars #BuyingCar #SanDiego

Russell Wilson & Ciara’s $55M SoCal estate stuns

Russell Wilson and Ciara are shaking up the San Diego luxury real estate scene by listing their Rancho Santa Fe mansion for just under $55 million—a jaw-dropping $40 million more than they paid in 2021! This isn’t just any home: think 30,000 square feet, a football field, recording studio, spa, and even a candy bar pavilion. If it sells near asking, it’ll break the county’s price record. Would you ever want to live in a place this over-the-top, or does it just feel too much? Let’s hear your thoughts on what makes a dream home! #RealEstate #SanDiego #LuxuryRealEstate

San Diego Feels Safe — Until You See What Safety Actually Costs

San Diego is known as one of America’s “safest cities.” But after visiting, I realized that safety often has a price people don’t talk about. Beaches are clean, neighborhoods quiet, streets manicured. But I also saw police sweeping homeless camps every morning — pushing people from one block to another like pieces on a board. A local told me, “We pay high taxes to keep our city clean.” But does “clean” mean safe, or does it mean hidden? And who gets pushed out so others can enjoy the illusion of order? San Diego is peaceful — but peace is complicated when you see who had to disappear for it to exist. #Travel #SanDiego #HiddenCosts