Public Safety · San Diego County
San Diego-based Bonjour Patisserie recalled 13 pastry products on Oct. 9 due to potential undeclared allergens including tree nuts, eggs, milk, and wheat, according to the California Department of Public Health. The pastries were distributed to locations across San Diego County. As of Oct. 19, neither state health officials nor the company had specified whether consumers should return or dispose of recalled products. Consumers who purchased these items are advised not to eat them and can contact Bonjour Patisserie at 619-494-4912 for more information.
Public Safety · Chino, CA
State Bar investigators seized the Chino-based practice of Wendy Dong after a San Bernardino County Superior Court interim order Oct. 1, finding she falsely advertised deportation defense without a law license and forged an attorney's signature on client documents. California expanded CalFresh eligibility to half-time students at all state colleges, with San Diego County stationing benefits liaisons at local campuses including SDSU, UCSD, and Cal State San Marcos. The Attorney General issued a consumer alert on cryptocurrency fraud accounting for $11.4 billion in 2025 losses, while Gov. Newsom launched an AI-powered job-matching tool on the CalCareers portal.
Public Safety · San Diego County
The National Weather Service in San Diego issued a beach hazards statement on Sunday at 12:59 a.m., valid from 9 a.m. Sunday through Tuesday at 9 a.m., for San Diego County Coastal Areas and Orange County Coastal. Dangerous rip currents and breaking waves are expected as surf builds to 3 to 6 feet, with minor beach erosion and tidal overflows possible across south-facing beaches, especially in the Huntington Beach area. The NWS warns of an increased risk of ocean drowning and advises residents to remain out of the water or stay near occupied lifeguard towers, and to avoid rock jetties.
