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Marin beachgoers met with fences along property lines
On Labor Day, thousands of people flocked to Bay Area beaches to take in the sunny weather. But at Stinston Beach in Marin County, there is a minor controversy brewing over an attempt by some seaside property owners to keep the public at arm's length. Dino Columbo lives in a house right on Stinson Beach, and on beautiful, crowded days like Monday he had a lot of company. But despite all the signs posted on the raised building to keep dogs and people out, he must still regularly rake up all the dog poop and garbage left under...
Temperatures soar for the first week of September
CALIFORNIA, USA — Northern California's long, hot summer of 2024 continues with yet another round of triple-digit heat. Labor Day weekend was warm but ended with temperatures slightly below average with highs in the upper 80s for most valley locations. Tuesday begins the warming trend and sees temperatures easily...
California dairy cows test positive for avian flu
(FOX40.COM) — California cows have tested positive for avian influenza at three Central Valley dairy farms, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture. The strain of avian influenza is known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) and first showed signs in California dairy cows on Aug. 25. Following testing by the National Veterinary […]
California takes 2nd place in Best States to Work
CALIFORNIA – A new report by Oxfam, published August 28, names California as the 2nd best state to work in 2024. According to Oxfam, the index shines a light on how states are responding to the growing movement for worker’s rights in the U.S.
Housing briefs: a whole lot of numbers
On Aug. 27, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law two bills — AB 2835 and AB 3057 — to further address the state’s homelessness and housing problems. The post Housing briefs: a whole lot of numbers appeared first on The Voice of San Francisco.
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