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Napa City Council appoints new planning commissioner to fill seat of late Massaro
The Napa City Council has appointed Lindsay Owen to a vacant seat on the city’s planning commission, the body tasked with reviewing development proposals in the city, among other duties. Owen will take up the seat formerly held by Bob Massaro, a longtime Napa resident who died in May. She will serve both the remainder of his two-year, which ends at the end of 2024, and the subsequent term that ...
‘He worked tirelessly’: Emiliano Solorio, founder of Stockton’s El Dorado Market, dies at 101
Emiliano Magaña Solorio, Sr. came to the United States with dreams of owning his own business. The native of Purépero, Michoacán made his dream a reality when he moved to Stockton and opened El Dorado Market — known as the city's first Mexican market and deli — on Oct. 15, 1972. ...
Power out for over 300 PG&E customers in Palermo
PALERMO, Calif. - PG&E is investigating an outage that has left 346 customers without power east of Palermo. PG&E said the power went out at 4:20 p.m., and they expect power to be restored by 9:30 p.m. CAL FIRE said that they are responding to a car into power pole...
5th human case of flea-borne typhus reported in Orange County
Public health advisories have been posted near the intersection of Slater Avenue and Magnolia Street in Fountain Valley after a case of flea-borne typhus was detected in the area."Most of the animals that spread the disease are cold-blooded, so when it's warmer, they're more active," explained Brian Brannon with Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control."It's spread by the actual flea dirt or the excrement of the fleas, so when you scratch yourself, that dirt gets into your bloodstream."There have been five confirmed cases of flea-borne typhus in Orange County this year. The most recent case was reported in Fountain Valley...
Hospital needs help to identify patient found in Richmond
(KRON) — Alameda Health System needs help identifying a patient who was found in Richmond and arrived at Wilma Chan Highland Hospital on July 24 without any identification. The man is between 26-35 years old and has large tattoos on his arms with the names “Chase” and “Kiersten.” He has dark hair, 5-feet, 8-inches tall, […]
The Art Box Gallery Presents Work of Nature Photographer, Sue Graue
MARYSVILLE, CA (MPG) - Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture is ready for a new season of opening receptions for incoming guest artists at the Art Box Art Gallery in the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts. Renowned nature photographer Sue Graue will kick off the season from 5 to 7...
Winning Mega Millions lottery tickets sold in California and New Jersey
LOS ANGELES – There were no tickets sold with all six numbers in the latest drawing of the multi-state Mega Millions lottery, pushing the estimated jackpot for Tuesday’s drawing to $498 million. One ticket was sold in Newport Coast and is worth $1,016,356. Another ticket was sold matching...
Gov. Newsom signs ‘locked door loophole’ bill to combat car break-ins
(KRON) — As part of the Safer California Plan, what is described as “the most significant bipartisan legislation to crack down on property crime in modern California history,” Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the “locked door loophole” bill on Friday. The bill, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, no longer requires California car owners to prove their […]
Brace for impact, California drivers! Car insurance rates set to skyrocket. Here's why
Auto insurance has been skyrocketing across the country, and California drivers need to brace for an even bigger jump by the end of the year, according to an online insurance broker.Insurify, which offers auto, home and other insurance products online, has released a study that finds the average automobile insurance rate nationwide has increased 15% in the first half of the year and predicts rates will continue to climb, reaching 22% by the end of this year.It only gets worse for California drivers. Insurify's study expects rates in the Golden State to jump by 54%, more than double the national...
Tenants fight back: community land trusts offer rent relief
Happy Friday, Inequality Insights readers, thanks for reading. In case you missed it, California Divide’s Felicia Mello wrote earlier this month about California community land trusts. These organizations buy land and then sell or rent the buildings on it to low-income residents. According to the California Community Land Trust Network, their numbers have tripled in […]
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