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Reporter for 10news in San Diego Former reporter at @KRDO13

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Free & Fun: Free museum Tuesdays feature the newly renovated Fleet Science Center and Natural History Museum

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By Emily Coffey Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
Free Museum Tuesdays at Balboa Park are a free and fun way to cool off this summer. Each Tuesday, a different museum in Balboa Park opens its doors to San Diego residents at no cost. The schedule stays the same every month, and on the first Tuesday of the month, both the Natural History Museum and the Fleet Science Center offer free admission. Residents just have to bring ID or proof of residency.
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San Diego starter and mid-tier home prices drop nearly 2%, report shows

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By Emily Coffey Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
San Diego starter and mid-tier home prices dropped just under 2%, according to a new report from First American Data and Analytics — a rare bit of good news for buyers in one of the country's most expensive housing markets. Luxury tier homes, meanwhile, rose an average of half a percent. For context, starter homes are priced at $750,000, mid-tier homes fall between $750,000 and $1.1 million, and luxury homes are anything above $1.1 million.
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Vista woman's insurance premium jumps from $900 to $4,000

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By Emily Coffey Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
VISTA (KGTV) — A Vista woman's homeowner's insurance premium jumped from $900 to $4,000 in one year while on the California FAIR plan. After Chrystal was dropped by Farmer's Insurance for making too many claims and couldn't find another policy in 2023, she had to insure her home through the California FAIR Plan, a last-resort plan through the state. At first, she was able to secure affordable rates, at $900 or so a year.
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