California loses two more property insurers in growing crisis
Chef Andrew Gruel discusses how California’s minimum wage hike is resulting in layoffs on ‘The Bottom Line.’ Two more insurance companies are ending property insurance coverage in California, adding to the growing list of insurers fleeing the state in what has become an escalating crisis. Tokio Marine America Insurance Co. and Trans Pacific Insurance Co., […]
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Pushing California’s public workers to come back to the office
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Governor Gavin Newsom recently told state employees they must come back to work in-person at least two days a week. Until now, 240,000 of them have been working from home full-time. Keep in mind that the stay-at-home order was lifted on June 15, 2021. That was nearly three years ago. Public […]
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We recommend in the race for Allen City Council, Place 5 | #citycouncil
Allen voters have a clear choice in the race for Place 5 on the City Council. Among the three candidates, Carl Clemencich is by far the most aligned with residents of this proud and tight-knit city. Clemencich, a certified public accountant, has been participating in the community since the 1990s. He served two consecutive council […]
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Showdown Over Crime Fighting Comes To California, Again
CALIFORNIA — Golden State voters will likely get a shot this November to decide — again — how much punishment should be imposed on people convicted of certain nonviolent crimes, like theft and drug possession. A proposed measure, the “Homelessness, Drug Addiction, and Theft Reduction Act,” would essentially gut Proposition 47. The proposition was passed […]
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Murrieta board defies California over LGBTQ+ transitioning policy
The Murrieta Valley Board of Education has defied a state order — and countermanded its own staff — by reaffirming a policy that requires parents to be notified when students change their gender identity on campus, putting the district at the center of a raging culture-war battle over how best to protect the interests of […]
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City Council backs $70 million in additional funding for migrant crisis | #citycouncil
City Council members on Friday approved $70 million in surplus spending that, with assistance from the county and state, is expected to cover expenses through the end of the year to care for the influx of asylum seekers sent to Chicago from the southern U.S. border. By a vote of 30-18, council members backed the […]
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How good was this year’s wildflower season
California poppies bloom at Walker Canyon in Lake Elsinore on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Lake Elsinore officials announced that the popular poppy fields at Walker Canyon will be closed until the wildflower bloom has subsided. SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — After a blusterous rainy season, California’s spring has been full of blossoming flowers, but has […]
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California names its most populous county a ‘prohousing’ community
California’s most populous county has been officially recognized by the state and Governor Gavin Newsom as a “prohousing” community. On Friday, Newsom announced ten communities had received the distinction, including the whole of Los Angeles County. The designation is given to communities that are making a concerted effort to build more homes to help address […]
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Alaska Republican Party major donors like Mike Robbins for GOP chairman | #alaska | #politics
Mike Robbins By FOUNDERS CLUB MEMBERS As supporters of the Alaska Republican Party, and as members of the Founders Club, a group of people who have committed to providing foundational financial support of the Party, we are writing to advocate for Mike Robbins’ candidacy as the next Chair of our Alaska Republican Party. This endorsement […]
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A major road to Baja California’s tourist spots is closed for construction. Here’s what to know – NBC 7 San Diego
What to Know Closures will occur daily beginning April 16 from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. and intermittently during the day. The traffic changes are expected to last until August 31, according to Mayor Montserrat Caballero. They recommend taking alternate routes and planning your trips in advance The construction of the Elevated Viaduct by the […]
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