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A proposal to appeal the lowrider ban will be introduced to state lawmakers. And a local coalition calls for hearings on high energy bills. Plus, Nathan Fletcher announces a run for California Senate seat. Here is your San Diego News Daily for Feb. 6.

Encinitas is 1 of 11 American cities to be featured on Forbes’ list of 50 international sites.

West swell means west-facing beaches will again see the best surf.

A woman was ejected from a car and killed in a single-vehicle crash early Monday in Core-Columbia, according to the San Diego Police Department (SDPD).

San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Monday announced his candidacy for the state Senate District 39 seat.

A proposal to appeal the ban on lowrider cruising will be introduced to state lawmakers Monday afternoon.

Not far from the shooting is Harborside Park. The city shut that park down over the summer because of the growing homeless population and reported illegal activity. Families told NBC 7 they believe that activity has moved into their neighborhoods.

Neighbors in Mission Bay are trying to help out a local artist who lost his home in a fire in Artists Alley, where he is known for picking up beach trash and making art with it.

Two people were shot and injured in National City Saturday night and police are looking for a suspect.

Light showers occurred Sunday morning, mostly north of San Diego County, but with overall little to no accumulation, the National Weather Service said.

Chula Vista police officers shot a man who was holding another man at knifepoint on Saturday.

Hundreds of people got together in Mission Bay for the Love Your Wetlands Day, an annual celebration of the water habitat that provides a home to hundreds of plants and animals.

On Saturday at Padres FanFest, Tatis Jr. was going to be back amongst the Friar Faithful for the first time since his lost season. Even he admitted to being nervous about what kind of reception he’d receive.