Friday February 20, 2026

In this episode from Ocean Beach, we dive into the latest in sports and local happenings. Alysa Liu from Richmond makes history by becoming the first American female singles figure skater to win a gold medal in 24 years. Her triumphant comeback is celebrated, marking a new era in competitive figure skating. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors faced a tough loss against the Boston Celtics, with Jaylen Brown's impressive triple-double performance leading the Celtics to victory.

On the local sports front, San Diego FC is gearing up for their second MLS season, following a record-breaking inaugural year. The team is set to face Montreal at Snapdragon Stadium, with rookie goalkeeper Duran Ferree making his debut.

For surf enthusiasts, Ocean Beach is offering clean conditions with waves ranging from five to seven feet, perfect for catching some waves before the afternoon winds shift. The weekend promises a mix of surf conditions, with the best waves expected on Monday.

In broader news, the University of California San Diego is seeing a shift in student interest towards AI majors, reflecting a national trend as traditional computer science enrollments decline. Additionally, the financial landscape shows robust growth in unsecured loans and a slight dip in cryptocurrency values.

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Thursday February 19, 2026

In this episode from Ocean Beach SF, we delve into a series of compelling stories making waves both locally and nationally. As the city experiences choppy surf conditions with waves reaching up to nine feet, we turn our attention to the tragic avalanche in Tahoe. Search-and-rescue teams are working tirelessly in harsh weather to recover the bodies of nine skiers, prompting local authorities to advise against mountain travel.

On the national stage, Mark Zuckerberg faces intense scrutiny in a Los Angeles court over allegations that social media platforms, including Instagram, contribute to youth addiction. This high-profile case sheds light on the ongoing debate about social media's impact on children and Meta's efforts to reshape its public image.

In sports, the Boston Celtics prepare to face the Golden State Warriors, a matchup that could influence conference standings. Meanwhile, the San Diego Toreros are searching for a new basketball coach following the dismissal of Steve Lavin. Additionally, California's proposed wealth tax on billionaires is stirring economic and political discussions, highlighting the state's unique position with the highest concentration of billionaires in the U.S.

Stay tuned for more updates on these stories and how they unfold in the days to come.

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Wednesday February 18, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the significant storm impacting Ocean Beach SF and the broader Bay Area, causing road closures and travel disruptions. Flooding has affected key highways in the East Bay and North Bay, with access to Lake Tahoe cut off due to heavy rain and snow. The National Weather Service warns of up to eight feet of snow in the Sierra, urging residents to limit travel due to hazardous conditions.

On the sports front, the San Francisco Giants are eyeing Rafael Devers as a potential game-changer for the 2026 season. Devers impressed during spring training with his powerful home runs, and his performance could be pivotal in breaking the Giants' streak of mediocrity. Meanwhile, Walker Buehler has joined the Friars, aiming for a spot in the starting rotation after recovering from surgery.

In financial news, the Trump administration backs prediction market operators Kalshi and Polymarket in a legal battle over state bans, with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission asserting federal jurisdiction. The episode also touches on the latest in cryptocurrency, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing slight declines. Tune in for these stories and more as we navigate the latest happenings in Ocean Beach SF and beyond.

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