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Labor Icon Dolores Huerta Supports Prop 33
Labor icon Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers union alongside Cesar Chavez, is supporting California’s Proposition 33, the statewide ballot measure for rent control. In a new television ad that began airing Saturday on Spanish language TV stations in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Huerta, 94, spoke...
Pelosi welcomes Harris home as West Coast donors raise $12 million
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made the case for Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign at a California fundraiser on Sunday that raked in millions of dollars at the conclusion of a swing state tour by Harris and her running mate.
Supervisors Focus on Challenges of Understaffed Roads Department
The Board of Supervisors addressed County Roads Division challenges and disparities at its Tuesday’s meeting. In the wake of learning Roads gas tax revenues were not being fully utilized, the Board of Supervisors has authorized Department heads to bypass current level salary steps and hire desperately needed employees to fill long-term vacancies. Supervisors will now be able to hire up to Level C step for positions deemed hard to fill, especially experienced operators of heavy equipment. The challenge to hire is particularly egregious and problematic...
Missing Person Monday: EPD Seeks Information About Victoria Joy Scofield-Tatro
This is a press release from the Eureka Police Department:. Our Criminal Investigations Unit currently has 15 historical missing person cases spanning back 35 years. In attempt to gain new leads to solve these cases, we will be posting case information to the public the first Monday of each month.
Many California school districts implement no cell phone policy. Here's how schools enforce it
ROSEVILLE – Kids are heading back to the classroom for the new school year, but there is one thing students in Roseville City School District will not be allowed to bring to class, a cell phone.Roseville City is just one of many school districts across California trying to get students to unplug from their devices in hopes it will increase their engagement and attention inside and outside of the classroom. It had its first day of school last week. "I think it's just a good idea for the school to reinforce interpersonal relationships instead of just using the phones all the time,"...
Bramson: Shifting the narrative doesn’t solve homelessness
In his 2019 State of the State address, Gov. Gavin Newsom forcefully proclaimed that “housing ends homelessness.”. With a history working on this issue, Newsom was making a bold statement that the crisis on our streets would be a focus of his administration. And that attention would be directed toward a regional response with the state leading the way to help cities and counties build out prevention, supportive services and permanent housing resources that might actually help us begin to reverse the damage of decades of underinvestment and neglect.
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