CHICAGO (CBS) — Temperatures in the Chicago area will be slightly warmer over the next couple of days before cold air returns.Sunday night will bring a few snow lurries or brief snow showers, but little to no accumulation is expected. Low temperatures will reach 21 degrees.Monday will be mostly cloudy with a high temperature of 32 degrees.Temperatures will stay in the 30s through Tuesday then drop.

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Chicago Weather: Slightly Warmer Temperatures Before Cold Returns

A security officer enters the Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego emergency entrance. Photo by Chris StoneCOVID-related hospitalizations in San Diego County have decreased by 17 people to 1,206, according to the latest state data out Sunday.Of those patients, 191 were in intensive care, up 10 from the previous day. The number of available ICU beds declined by four to 160.

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San Diego County Health Officials Report Slight Drop in COVID Hospitalizations to 1,206

Aerial shot of North Park Mini Park. Photo via North Park Business & Neighborhood Foundation FacebookThe city of San Diego will officially open the North Park Mini Park to residents in the North Park community at 10 a.m. Sunday with speeches from elected officials followed by a free community event.Mayor Todd Gloria will cut the ribbon on the new park, which was approved in 2012.

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A San Diego Police Department patch on an officer’s uniform. Courtesy SDPDA 22-year-old woman was fatally wounded during a stabbing attack Sunday morning at a park in the Sabre Springs community of San Diego, authorities said.Police received two calls at about 2:30 a.m. of a woman who had been stabbed in the park in the 11500 block of Meadow Grass Lane, according to Lt. Andra Brown of the San Diego Police Department.

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Police Seek Tips After Woman, 22, Dies from Stab Wounds in Sabre Springs Park Attack

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Photo via Wikimedia CommonsA mix of in-person and virtual celebrations will mark the holiday honoring Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in San Diego on Monday.Alliance San Diego hosts its 34th annual All Peoples Celebration to commemorate Dr. King’s work at 10 a.m., with disabled-rights activist Rebecca Cokley serving as keynote speaker. Participate online, which requires a $45 admission fee.

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Charred bedding that crews removed from the Lakeside home. Photo credit: OnScene.TVAn ailing woman started a fire in a Lakeside home Sunday because she smoked in bed while using an oxygen mask.The oxygen ignited at about 8:45 a.m., according to OnScene.TV burning the bed and her clothing.A neighbor rushed in with a fire extinguisher and attempted to put the fire out, but flames rekindled.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom helps clean up a homeless encampment in San Diego. Courtesy of the Governor’s officeIt’s been a tumultuous few years in California, with record wildfire seasons, a worsening drought and a wave of smash-and-grab retail theft amid a coronavirus pandemic that just won’t seem to end.But when it comes to the state’s finances, things are looking up. Way up. Tens of billions of dollars up.On Monday, Gov.

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Rabbis Charlie Cytron-Walker (left) and Jason NevarezRabbi Jason Nevarez of Congregation Beth Israel in San Diego attended college with the rabbi who was taken hostage in Colleyville, TX, on Saturday.  After college, they were classmates at the Hebrew Union College seminary in Jerusalem in 2001 during the height of the Intifada.

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