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Storm Surf, Election Echoes, and a City at a Crossroads

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A coastal flood advisory, dangerous rip currents, and surf projected to reach seven feet by Monday morning greeted the region on Sunday, November 8, 2026 — a backdrop that matched the unsettled state of the city's political and financial landscape. Election results from last week's countywide measures remain unofficial, the city is claiming a landmark fiscal achievement, and a consequential City Council hearing on the Midway Rising redevelopment looms Monday.

The day's coverage spans a city-declared end to a $300 million structural deficit, two ballot measures still ahead but uncounted, an accelerated surveillance-technology review, a full weekend sports card, and the specific coastal hazard details every resident near the water needs to hear before the tide peaks.

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