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"Changes to its LY double R schedule next week for the second time since Grand Central Madison opened. Riders, well, they're unsure it's all going to work. I'm supposed to just cross over from one train to the other. Now I have to wait 8 minutes because the translator yet song. I'll give it a chance because still that it's the only option. Starting Monday, the railroad is sending four trains that went to Grand Central back to Penn, they're also adding stops on the Iran concomitant branch and adding more cars to trains. Late in WABC news. The MTA rolling out a new fleet of subway cars, conductor ray Castillo, helping test out the new R two 11 cars, which we tested out on the a line for the next 30 days. I really appreciate this opportunity to be the first conductor on the arts 11. And I'm gonna rock it. The MDA purchasing over 500 of the new cars which have digital displays and wider doors. We're learning now even the rats have COVID. The results published in American academy of microbiology journal and bio, the study examined 79 rats in the city and found their susceptible to variants of COVID-19, specifically the alpha delta and omicron variants, 13 rats showed signs of prior infection, still the group's scientists argue instances of animals transmitting viruses to humans is rare and the CDC notes, there's no evidence that animals played a significant role in spreading COVID-19 to humans. James flipping for 77 WABC news. California congressman wants to make a four day work week, the law of the land. California's 39th district representative Mark takano has reintroduced his 32 hour workweek act to Congress the bill if passed would officially reduce the standard definition of the work week to 32 hours a week down from 40 by amending the fair labor standards act. His proposal would also mandate overtime pay for any work done after 32 hours, the bill applies to nonexempt workers as well, takano first introduced the legislation to Congress in 2021, but ultimately failed to advance. Jordan Christmas NBC News radio. Returns this weekend clocks
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"The Cielo vista mall in El Paso tonight. The governor said he'd spoken with El Paso mayor Oscar Lisa and offered the full support of the state of Texas, including the assistance of the Texas Department of Public Safety and Texas division of emergency management. Police in El Paso relayed the number of victims. We do have four persons that were injured or shot one person has deceased and the other three have been transported to local hospitals. A new CNN report says the FBI searched the university of Delaware twice in recent weeks while looking into President Biden's classified document handling. The searches conducted on two different days did not appear to have any classified materials. The school's special collections wing has over 1800 boxes of archival records from Biden's career in the Senate and were donated in 2012. The U.S. will default on its debt sometime between July and September if Congress doesn't pass legislation to raise the debt ceiling. That's according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office, the U.S. hit its 31.4 trillion borrowing cap last month forcing the Treasury Department to roll out measures to ensure the government can continue paying its bills while Congress works on raising the limit. The nation's air travel system is safe. Lisa Taylor explains that's what the acting leader of the FAA told a Senate committee, Billy Nolan, said things are safe, but there's always room for improvement. His remarks came as senators questioned him over a series of recent close calls that includes a near collision last month between FedEx and Southwest Airlines planes in Austin, Texas. A community group is blasting the EPA for what it says is insufficient testing near the Ohio toxic train derailment. Chemicals spilled were burned from the east Palestinian train derailment in February 3rd leaving many residents to complain of coughs and sightings of dead fish. I'm Brian schuch. Texas Democrats are pushing a plan to hold police officers accountable for their actions in the line of duty. They say there's no excuse for waiting to engage in active shooter and the head of the state troopers agrees. You don't wait for S.W.A.T. team, right? No time for S.W.A.T. team. If you've got one officer, that's enough. DPS director Steve McCrory spoke to the state legislature about the issue. He said there's no excuse for cops who avoid charging into a dangerous situation to save lives. You don't have to wait for 11 or 12 or 50 or 30. A bill filed this week would take official immunity away from law enforcement, but only during mass shootings. In the case of the Yuval di shooting, families are suing the school district, the gun manufacturer and police agencies. Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley is officially jumping into the 2024 presidential race during a campaign event in Charleston, Haley said America is ready to move past the stale ideas and faded names of the past. She called out President Biden over his handling of Afghanistan, Russia's war in Ukraine and the Chinese spy balloon that flew over the U.S. earlier this month, saying the president is failing to lead. A new minimum wage proposal for health workers in California is being introduced. Jordan Christmas has more. Union backed Democrats are looking to mandate a $25 minimum wage for health workers and support staffers. The proposal will likely cause conflict with hospitals, nursing homes, and dialysis clinics across the state. The bill is backed by service employees international union UnitedHealthcare workers west, which represents around 100,000 workers in California. Jordan Christmas reporting, a man in England is facing prison time for stealing a lot of candy, police in west Mercia, about a 130 miles northwest of London, say 32 year old Joby pool stole nearly 200,000 Cadbury creme eggs. Police discovered the theft last Saturday. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Brian Curtis in Hong Kong. Let's check this hour's top business stories and the markets. The Dutch chip equipment maker ASML says a former China based employee has stolen data related to its chip technology. We get the story from Bloomberg's Rashad sauna. The teacher was taken from a so called product life cycle management program known as team center ASML uses the program to store detailed information about its machines. This includes the lithography systems which are critical to producing some of the world's most advanced chips, the alleged theft is the second such breach that ASML has linked to China, and it comes as the U.S. pressures other nations, including the Netherlands to keep China's chip making abilities from advancing. The latest news may only add to the growing geopolitical tensions between western capitals and Beijing. White House officials have reached out to a key democratic ally in the Senate to discuss filling the vacant role of fed vice chair. More from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. Senate banking chairman sherrod Brown says he spoke with White House officials about the vacancy created by President Biden's decision to name vice chair lael brainard to be his top economic adviser. The Wall Street Journal reported that Chicago fed president Austin goolsby is under consideration for the post. The Ohio Democrat would not disclose of any names were circulated, but said he wants a nominee who can focus on the fed's dual mandate of employment and wages. Naming the 53 year old ghouls be to the board would mark an abrupt job change for him after he assumed his role leading the regional fed bank in Chicago last month. In
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"21,000. Turkey's foreign minister noted dozens of nations and international organizations have stepped up to provide aid. Former vice president Mike Pence is being subpoenaed by the special counsel overseeing investigations into former president Trump. The subpoena comes from Jack Smith, who was appointed to oversee the investigation into Trump's potential mishandling of classified documents in November. President Biden is addressing whether he'll head overseas as the one year anniversary of the war between Russia and Ukraine approaches haven't made a decision when I'm going to Poland or even if for certain I'm going to vote. That's what he told reporters before departing for Florida. Biden's remarks come after NBC News reported earlier this week that he was heading to Poland later this month. The Shelby county district attorney's office intends to review all cases involving the 5 Memphis police officers involved in the death of Tyree Nichols, district attorney Steve mulroy, said closed and pending cases would be reviewed, but did not specify how many. Netflix is trying to clear up confusion on its password sharing policy. Jordan Christmas has more Netflix will be rolling out new password sharing rules in different countries, streaming giant announced Wednesday that it is rolling out the rules in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal, and Spain. The account owner would need to set a primary location, but they will still be able to watch on their account when they travel previously, Netflix said it would verify that account users are a part of the same household through IP addresses and device IDs. After public blowback, the company quickly did away with the policy. Two big 12 juggernauts are set to leave the conference for the SEC one year earlier than expected. On Thursday, the big 12 announced Texas and Oklahoma will exit the league after the 2023 24 athletic year. I'm Brian shook. Employees at a company in Minnesota are being hailed as heroes after they restrained an active shooter. It happened this morning at the lund boat company in New York mills about 80 miles southeast of Fargo, North Dakota by the time police responded the suspect had already been restrained. There's still no arrest in the mysterious death of a New Jersey kindergarten teacher. Lisa G has more. The body of 33 year old looser Hernandez was found in a shallow grave in Kearney after she went missing for nearly a week, and parents of her students are still in shock. She was like one of the best teachers in the school. Everybody loves her all the kids. It's just like so hard and complicated to think about this. Hernandez a mother of three taught kindergarten at the beloved charter school, authorities are calling her death suspicious. Lisa G, New Jersey. Every day is known for something Brie tennis has the info on what today is, and it's a good one. 97% of Americans eat it at least once a month, over 40% once a week, and odds are you have one in your freezer right now. Today is national pizza day. And we honor Rafael esposito from Naples Italy for inventing it. It's made up of three ingredients, dough, tomato sauce and cheese. Of course you can have more how to cook says pepperoni is the overall winner is number one topping followed by mushrooms, onions, and sausage. And there are deals today from 7 11 to Sam's Club and many a pizza joint near you. So look for them. For the first time ever, the military flyover during the start of the Super Bowl will have all female pilots that historic female flyover will be in honor of 50 years of women in U.S. naval aviation. The first female aviators were accepted into the navy in 1973. The Arizona republic says all the pilots in Sunday's flyover are well practiced in flying in formation and will fly over State Farm stadium during the singing of the national anthem. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Doug prisoner at Bloomberg world headquarters in New York. Let's check this hour's top business stories and the markets, China's consumer inflation accelerated last month as the lunar new year holiday spurred demand following the reopening after COVID zero CPI was up 2.1%, and at the same time China's factory gate prices continued to contract as factory activity slowed doing during the lunar new year holiday that producer price index was down 8 tenths of 1% from last year. The nomination for the new bank of Japan, governor will happen next week. We are told a submission of the name will occur on Valentine's Day. February 14th, leading candidates are deputy governor masayoshi amamiya and former deputy governor Hiroshi nakaso. Try and partners is ending its proxy battle with Disney back in January, tryon's founding partner Nelson peltz said he would seek a board seat to initiate changes at Disney. However, peltz has changed his mind after Disney CEO bob Iger unveiled major restructuring plans. Here is spelled speaking earlier on CNBC. My dad once told me that you can only win once. This was a great win for all the shareholders. Management at Disney now plans to do everything that we want to benefit to do. That is try and partners Nelson peltz separately, Disney CEO bob Iger told CNBC. He is not entirely committed to buying the third of Hulu that Disney does not already own, Disney agreed to purchase the stake from Comcast next year at a price that values all of Hulu at a minimum of 27 and a half $1 billion. Shares in group rose 11% on their trading debut, the company developed sensors for self-driving cars. We have more from Bloomberg's Ivan man. Hosai expanded its IPO to raise a $190 million, the listing is the largest by a Chinese issuer in the U.S. market since the crash of didi global in 2021. This signals an easing of risk for Chinese companies listing in the U.S., sentiment has improved significantly since Washington and Beijing made progress resolving an audit dispute. Plus I said it opted to pursue a U.S. listing over other venues because it wanted more exposure on the global stage. China based firms led by iQiyi and Billy Billy have also raised $1.4 billion through sales of additional shares on U.S. exchanges this year. That is Bloomberg's of en man. We check markets every 15 minutes here on Bloomberg in Hong Kong the hang seng down 1.8% Shanghai composite weaker by just three tenths of 1% in Tokyo the nikkei rising a half of 1% and in Seoul the cost be down 6 tenths of 1%. Global news 24 hours a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. This is Bloomberg
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"Business app, this is Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen is praising the latest jobs report. The August report showed the economy added 315,000 jobs. The unemployment rate, however, jumped to 3.7%, Yellen noted the increase. Many of the new workers found jobs, some are still looking and in the unemployment pool. Meantime, there are still concerns about inflation and Yellen admitted it's still too high. Airports are jammed as Labor Day travelers take to the skies, the busy holiday weekend comes as the aviation industry has been dogged by delays and cancellations for months. Paul hartshorn with the association of professional flight attendants says travelers need to be patient. Air travel service complaints jump nearly 270% in June compared to this time in 2019 before the pandemic. President Biden is asking Congress to approve a $1 billion arms deal with Taiwan. The news comes amid increased tensions with China over Taiwan's island status, the State Department announced it approved three separate proposed military sales for Taiwan with Congress being notified. The coast guard is investigating a migrant smuggling operation in the Florida keys. Lisa Taylor reports officials say they rescued 20 migrants from the water after their boat capsized near islamorada earlier this morning. Three people managed to make it to land while one person is possibly missing. It's unclear where the migrants originated from that authorities say they'll be sent back to their homelands. This group will be added to the thousands of others who have been intercepted near the Florida coast this year. Live golf players are being told they'll be ineligible for a PGA membership renewal. The new PGA season is set to begin in just two weeks. Some players who left the tour for the Saudi backed live resigned. However, there are still 22 players that defected including Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau, who have informally surrendered their membership. I'm Brian shook. Ohio's abortion clinics are trying to restore access to their services. They filed a lawsuit in a common pleas court today trying to block Ohio's current ban on doctors performing abortions after a baby's heartbeat is detected. The law went into effect hours after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned roe V wade. A bill that would have reformed California's cash bail system did not make it out of the state assembly. Jordan Christmas reports, a scaled back version of the zero bail bill did not pass out of the California assembly, Senate Bill two 62 needed 41 votes to pass out of the assembly, but came up just 9 votes short on Wednesday. The bill would have required the state courts to take into account a defendant's ability to pay when setting a bail amount, the bill passed out of the state Senate back in May with a 30 to 9 vote, but ultimately it had trouble in the assembly. Jordan Christmas reporting, just when you were getting accustomed to using Zoom, get ready for hologram meetings, Phil Hewlett explains ten years ago, rapper Tupac Shakur performed on stage at Coachella, 6 years after his death, since then other dead artists like Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead. Whitney Houston and Selena have all performed, a long rumored Elvis Presley world tour has been rumored for years. All of it possible through holograms, 3D digital, virtual reality likenesses that seem to bring the artists back to life. Now, engineers at Cisco Systems say the timing is right with Internet bandwidth, speed, computing power, and the rise of VR goggles to start having holographic meetings, people, very much alive, but far away, standing in the same rooms, interacting with each other. Cisco says it's coming soon. I'm Phil Hewlett, Top Gun: Maverick is breaking the U.S. record for digital sales in one week. That's according to paramount, which released the film on digital on August 23rd. The film has brought in more than $1.4 billion from the worldwide box office. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Charlie pellet, at Bloomberg world headquarters. A third weekly loss for the S&P 500 Index after jobs data did little to alter views on the Federal Reserve's next policy move. Today's August employment report showing strong job gains initially got a positive response from Wall Street, but by the end the Dow the S&P and NASDAQ all closed lore. Rick reader is chief investment officer for global fixed income at BlackRock financial management. It was a good number. I mean, it gives a market. It's a chance to take a little bit of a sire relief on the fed. BlackRock's Rick reader, non farm payrolls increased 315,000 last month following a revised 526,000 gain in July, the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to a 6 month high of 3.7%. The first increase since January as the participation rate climbed, Victoria Fernández is chief market strategist at crossmark global investments. The market is pleased with the number it wasn't too hot of a number. I mean, there was the expectation that we could get a lot more look at St. Louis fed. They were saying maybe north of 500 on the number. So I think the market is relaxing a little bit. Cross marks, Victoria Fernández. The bigger question for investors now is where it leaves the Federal Reserve, Jim Bianco is the president and founder of Bianco research. Sherman Paul was very emphatic at Jackson hole that they were going to fight inflation. This number shouldn't really change that. It's not going to change it either way. And that's why the market is now pricing still better than a 50% chance the fed is going to move 75 basis points. Jim Bianco of Bianco research. So today the S&P was down 42 points down 1.1% the Dow down 337 also down 1.1% NASDAQ fell a 154 down 1.3%. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Charlie palette. This is Bloomberg
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"KF became morning news. Gas prices are going up in California this week, the state's gas tax will increase to 51 cents a gallon. A bill that passed in 2017 automatically raises fuel excise tax each year. State lawmakers say that money will pay for road and bridge repairs. California has the highest gas tax in the country. The willow fire burning in Monterey County is almost fully contained this morning. Here's KFBK Is Jordan Christmas? In Monterey County. The willow fire has not grown in size, but crews have made progress on containing the blaze. The fire continues to burn in the Arroyo Seco campground area in the Los Padres. National Forest Crews now have containment at a little over 70% and the blaze remains just under 2900. Acres. Jordan Christmas news 93.1 kfbk Also in the news this morning, President Biden is hailing a bipartisan agreement on infrastructure. NBC's Tracy Pots has more. The Democrat Republican infrastructure bill moves forward this week after President Biden backed off what some Republicans saw as a veto threat, the president making clear he will sign off on infrastructure. That's Tracy Potts reporting five Democrats and five Republican senators worked with the White House to reach the deal that Biden says will create millions of American jobs. But there's a real question as to whether or not there could be other big spending plans attached to this bill, and there's a lot to discuss. We're going to spend a lot of time on that this morning. By the way, the highly anticipated government report on UFOs has landed, and it may just have raised more questions than answers. Luis Elizondo, one of the biggest names linked to the Pentagon's advanced aerospace threat idea. Unification program says it's definitely a start. This is certainly a historic moment for us for our country, and I think for our military, our intelligence community. The government has formally and officially come out and informed Congress that these things are a they're real and to that, they're not ours. The report's bottom line is that there is no clear explanation for encounters with more than 140 unidentified flying objects. That leaves open the possibility of anything from airborne junk or foreign adversary systems to actual extraterrestrial activity. The report released on Friday focused strictly on UFO's scene between 2000 and four and 2021 of the 144 instances covered 143 remain unidentified. At 5 45. We'll hear from a retired Navy lieutenant, about what she saw in the skies back in 2000 and four. Yeah, this report that came out Friday. Very thin on details, right? I mean, it was basically didn't tell us really anything more than what we already knew. We knew this. We knew it was so highly anticipated to. Well, there's so much hype going into it. You know, I guess we would have been surprised. Had they given us details about what they do know, because we know they know more right. Absolutely no more. Your your top national stories in Surfside,.
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"One of the many threats posed to free speech in Sacramento. Here's the clip. We still have a police chief who is calling people like Skylar domestic terrorists, which is a very real legal threat from a law enforcement officer in terms of what that means for both surveillance and punishment. If you're Ever accused of doing something that sets out of line. So this fight I really feel is just beginning. There will be a hearing on July 7th on a permanent restraining order. An entire unit of police unit in Oregon has resigned after a police officer in Portland was indicted for allegedly assaulting a protester reporting from Portland. Here's KFBK is Michael Castle about 50 officers with the Portland crowd control unit resigned Wednesday after a grand jury indicted officer Corey Bud Worth on a misdemeanor assault charge for what prosecutors say was an excessive and unlawful use of force during a protest last August, But worth is accused of hitting a woman in the head with a baton, the police union says, But worth that Evidently struck the woman while trying to break up a riot. Acting police chief Chris Davis says the crowd control unit was under a tremendous amount of stress during the sustained civil unrest in Portland in Portland, Oregon. Michael Kastner News 93.1 KFBK. In other news on this Friday morning, local swimmers heading to Tokyo this summer KFBK is Jordan. Christmas has more now on Team USA is Katy McLaughlin. UC Berkeley graduate will be representing the U. S Olympic Swim team. Katy McLaughlin will be a part of Team USA in the four by 200 freestyle in Tokyo next month. The Olympic trial continued yesterday and the 23 year old qualified she will be joining Stanford's Katie Ledecky to represent Team USA Jordan Christmas News 93.1 KFBK Let's get you caught up now on all of this hour's top national stories on news 93.1 kfbk, CDC director Dr Rochelle Walensky tells ABC she expect The delta variants of Covid 19 to become the dominant strain of the virus in the United States. She's urging people to get vaccinated and if they haven't already she's also responding to reports of about 300 cases of heart inflammation and people under 30 who have gotten vaccinated cases of mild heart inflammation, the the risk of that which are quite rare that are overwhelmed by the benefit of getting vaccinated. The CDC is going to be next week to discuss those cases. Juneteenth is the newest federal holiday. President. Biden signed the bill into law Friday, designating June 19th as the first new federal holiday since 1983 it commemorates the end of slavery. Tropical weather appears set to bring heavy rain and flooding to the Gulf Coast, parts of which could see up to a foot of rain fall this weekend from Louisiana through the Florida Panhandle..
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"93.1 cave. Okay, What's the sunshine today and quite warm this afternoon with the high between 90 and 94. Then tonight will be mainly clear with a low of 55 to 59. Deal of sunshine tomorrow with a high of 93 to 97, a macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 KFBK currently 65 The reason Diamond Springs 64 degrees in Roseville, not of stories trending on this Wednesday morning this morning, there is pushback against a proposal, which would eliminate natural gas and all new construction in Sacramento. City Council is scheduled to vote to require all new buildings to run entirely on electricity, starting in 2023. Among those opposed to the idea. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce is Erica Byork, who worries that's going to disrupt business means predictability. And our concern is that at the end of the day we're going to drive business out. We're gonna drive housing out. We're going to drive jobs out. 44 Other cities in California have already adopted ordinances banning natural gas and requiring only electricity in new construction masks and physical Distancing requirements could be eased in the workplace in California soon, a new proposal would allow workers to strip off their masks. If everyone in the room is fully vaccinated and does not have covert 19 symptoms. State regulators will hold a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss that proposal. This morning Sacramento counties in the Orange tear new Audio, It's seven from CEO of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce. Amanda Blackwood reports of seeing less cove in you know in the community is a great piece of news, and particularly for a bit. Mrs Fellowes really sacrificed a lot to get to this point. The orange terror means more people are allowed in restaurants, movie theaters and churches, which can now operate it 50% indoor capacity. The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office has released body camera footage from the scene of last Wednesday's mass shooting at the V T, a light rail maintenance yard in San Jose, Calif. McKay's Jordan Christmas reports. The video came from one deputy who arrived at the Vita Yard in San Jose just minutes after the first reports of shots being fired a contact team of me We formed to find the gunman who was inside the building. After more shots were heard, they found Samuel Cassidy's slumped in a chair nearest stairwell with a gun in his hand. Cassidy had taken his own life after opening fire at the rail yard, which resulted in the death of nine people. Jordan Christmas News, 93.1 KFBK, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, or SMUD is now charging time of day summer rates. Here's kfbk.
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"Sunshine today, but not as hot as the last few days have been with a high of 92 94. Macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 KFBK, currently 56 degrees in North Lake Tahoe 65. Degrees in Folsom and out of the stories trending on this Wednesday morning. This morning, there is pushback against a proposal that would eliminate natural gas. In all new construction in Sacramento, the City Council is scheduled to vote to require all new buildings. Run entirely on electricity, starting in 2023. Among those opposed to the idea, the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce CEO Amanda Blackwood, And at a time of pandemic recovery. We have especially mindful of creating additional burdens, costs, fees and uncertainty for businesses that have just you know, barely scraped through a really, really challenging time. 44 other cities in California have already adopted ordinances banning natural gas and requiring only electricity in new construction. Also in the news this morning mask and physical distancing requirements could be eased in the workplace in California soon, a new proposal Would allow workers to take off their masks. If everyone in the room is fully vaccinated and does not have covert 19 symptoms. State regulators will hold a meeting tomorrow on this proposal this morning. Sacramento County is in the orange tear. The county's Brenda Bordano calls it a significant move. Moving in for the orange here ahead of the deadline is actually really good news it allows our business is to open up that much sooner. More people allowed in restaurants, movie theaters and churches, which can now operate at 50% indoor capacity this morning. The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office has released body camera footage from the scene of last Wednesday's mass shooting at the V T, a light rail maintenance yard in San Jose KFBK is Jordan Christmas reports. The video came from one deputy who arrived at the Vita Yard in San Jose. Just minutes after the first reports of shots being fired. A contact team immediately formed to find the gunman who was inside the building. After more shots were heard. They found Samuel Cassidy slumped in a chair nearest stairwell with a gun in his hand castle. He had taken his own life after opening fire at the rail yard, which resulted in the death of nine people. Jordan Christmas News, 93.1.
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"To 91 I'm an AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Lundberg News. 93.1 kfbk currently 48 degrees in North Lake Tahoe 60 degrees in Roseville. Not of the stories trending this Thursday morning this morning. Federal water officials with the U. S Bureau of Reclamation have announced they're cutting deliveries to farmers this year by 54%. Level not seen since the drought of 2015 water allocations to cities and farms will be reduced and more pressure will be placed on local municipalities to draw from dwindling state water resource is and this morning, California water officials have announced new water restrictions for the upper Russian River basin. The state water Resource is control board. Will restrict water diversions at the river to protect fish and drinking water restrictions will likely be in effect, they say. Until winter rains restore water flows at eight this morning, Sanoma County and other local governments have reached a joint settlement with PG and E over the destruction caused by the Kincaid fire. Here's KFBK is Jordan Christmas utility company will pay out $31 million in the joint settlement over damages caused by the 2019 Kinkaid. Fire officials said yesterday that the money will be distributed evenly amongst Noma County, the town of Winsor and the cities of Held Zberg, Cloverdale and Santa Rosa. The fire, which sparked in October of 2019 burned roughly 78,000 acres and destroyed over 370 structures. Jordan Christmas News 93.1 KFBK all knew it. Eight mental health experts launching a new program to help American students adjust to the classroom. This foal kfbk is Mark Mayfield fills us in the hopeful futures campaign launched on Wednesday. It's an alliance of 11 nonprofit organizations that have joined forces to make sure that every school in the U. S. Has a mental health plan ready when students returned to in class learning. Earlier this month, a poll by the American Psychiatric Association showed 48% of adults.
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"89 I'm AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 kfbk. Currently we have 54 degrees in Folsom 28 in South Lake Tahoe and 55 in Roseville was stories trending on the cave became morning news this morning, California lawmakers are pressuring administrators at the University of California to start admitting Mork, California residents. It became so Aubrey Aquino has more on their plan. A state Senate plan would cut back on out of state admissions into UC schools. So in state high school graduates have a better chance at filling sought after spots. Sacramento Assembly member Kevin McCarty is all for admitting more homegrown scholars into the you see, because everybody knows a family member, a neighbor or a story of a phenomenal High school grad who couldn't get in to a UC schools. This proposal would reduce the non resident student population to 10% system wide. However, the L A Times reports, the UC system is giving it a thumbs down, in part because they argue out of state students enrich the educational experience as well as the system's budget with one billion and extra tuition dollars annually. Ariake. No news 93.1 kfbk this morning, California regulators say PG and E mishandled power shut off several years ago. Here's KFBK Is Jordan Christmas, California Public Utilities Commission has issued a $106 million fine to the utility for violating guidelines during planned power shut offs and fall of that year. Officials said yesterday. That $86 million of that fine was offset from bill credits that were already provided to customers by PG and E shareholders to find that was issued will become Final unless an appeal is filed by the utility company within 30 Calendar Days. Jordan CHRISTMAS NEWS 93.1 KFBK. Also in the news this morning, San Francisco Mayor London Breed has vowed to reject free Meunier rides this summer. Despite supervisor approval. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the Board of Supervisors approved that $12.5 million pilot program for free meunier rides, but breed will veto it. Sources say. Many transit officials oppose that movies. Well, the plans that plan could save me in your passengers $243 during the months of July through September. Get ready for sticker shock at the pump. Here's kfbk is Mark Mayfield 34 million Drivers are expected to hit the road this Memorial Day weekend and face the highest gas prices since 2014. That warning from Triple A, even though things have stabilized after a pipeline CYBER attack three weeks ago. The national average now tops three bucks. It's more than a dollar higher than this time last year, experts say. Oil production just hasn't made a full recovery to pre covert levels. Mark Mayfield NEWS 93.1 KFBK at 5 34.
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"To the Legislature just last week that $2 billion will allow us to build on the 536 million. Early action with an additional $708 million for fuels management over Newsome sing the state's already seen 1000 more fires in 2021. Compared to this time last year, and 1400 new fire fires have been added to the caliph fire crews statewide. Jack Cronin News 93.1 KFBK in Southern California this morning of $50,000 reward is being offered to find the person who shot and killed a six year old boy in a drive by shooting on a freeway in Orange County. Boys on announced that new reward and now Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner is urging his fellow supervisors to add another $50,000 to that reward. If you do this on our streets if you do this to our kids, if you do this to any of us, we're going to hunt you down. The California Highway Patrol has not identified the suspect of police believe opened fire during a road rage incident. The 55 Freeway as the mother was driving her son to kindergarten, a world renowned veterinarian and former UC Davis professor Wilson. Of time behind bars for tax evasion after working at the Olympics this summer in Tokyo hears can't because Johnny de Agostini equine specialist Jack Ray Snider was sentenced yesterday to six months in federal prison, followed by six months of home detention after pleading guilty to more than $200,000 in unreported income from the 2011 tax year. The five time Olympic veterinarian known from Truckee to San Diego to Florida and beyond for his work Set to report to prison on August 17th just nine days after the conclusion of the Tokyo Olympic Games. In addition, Snyder is being hit with more than $160,000 in fines. Johnny D. Augustine e News 93.1 KFBK PG and E is selling at San Francisco headquarters Can't because Jordan Christmas tells us what this could mean for customers. Officials announced that its headquarters complex will be sold for $800 million to Delaware based Heinz Atlas US LP. The company plans to move to the edge of Lake Merritt in Oakland at the 28 story. Kaiser Center a move officials hope of lower the utilities cost in the long run. The deal still needs to be approved by the California Public Utilities Commission, mpg and he has Opposed to the Utilities Commission to return half the profit to customers by offsetting future utility rates over a five year period. Jordan Christmas News 93.1 KFBK this morning, California State prosecutors have charged two former CHP officers with bribery. They say the two men James Quo, and Jesse Korea took $35,000 in bribes for falsifying documents to register cars that failed to meet California's emission standards. Prosecutors say the men altered Carfax and D. M V documents. Time now is five or five time for the featured audio clip. This hour. The Biden administration refusing to allow members of Congress to tour facilities were migrant Children are being held unless those members of Congress take a covert test. Keep in mind. Thousands of illegal immigrants are poring over our border and Not only are they not being tested in many cases, they are being released in the U. S. Here's congressman Burim or Republican Alabama on a cell phone video after he was told that he would have to take a covert test to see Children being held at the border. It is our featured audio clip this hour. This facility here simply houses Children. Unaccompanied coming to this country and then Our agencies.
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"Of the stories trending this Wednesday morning, a new trend to remove natural gas and replace it with all electric. It's now being considered in Sacramento. And here's kfbk is Aubrey Aquino. Sacramento will soon consider an ordinance aimed it, pulling the plug on gas use in new buildings in favor of all electric new construction. Power in alliances, Steve Blanton believes this potential requirement makes moving into the area a less attractive option. It has the potential to be a very large impact. A lot of industry is natural gas dependent for the processes that they used. The ordinance does, as I say it does contain an exemption. But that's AH limited exemption. For a period of time. However, advocates maintain its part of the transition to figure out how to make it work for manufacturing and cooking. And they say for most businesses, there's no conflict about going with all electric new construction. Aubrey Aquino News 93.1 Kiss became Aubrey will have Maura on this local consideration live at 5 45. Local health officials say. One group is most hesitant to get the covert 19 shot Kate because John Burnett reports now your period with the fulsome Cordova Community partnership posted a flyer about an upcoming vaccination clinic on the group's Facebook page. God some of the angry and some of the likes and one person, even common. Did horror. Why ever Thais poison, she says. Historically, people from Slavic Russian speaking countries mistrust vaccines that the side effects are worse than the safety of extreme provides, she says. It's due to a lack of trust in government. Born during the Soviet era, Sutter Health is joining with FCC P and a local church to reach out to the community about vaccine safety Gabe Lopez with Sutter. We're really trying to accommodate some of the later afternoon hours and get out into these communities as much as possible. John Byrne is e news night. The 3.1 kfbk Major League Baseball has granted permission to the owners of the Oakland A's to explore moving the team out of Oakland. Here's KFBK is Jordan Christmas, Major League Baseball has told the Oakland Athletics to start looking at other markets outside of Oakland. The week told the organization to continue pursuing a potential waterfront ballpark in Oakland's downtown area. This is the way this development in a years long effort by the team to find a new ballpark to move out of the Oakland Coliseum. The week said in a statement that the Coliseum side Is not a viable option for the future vision of baseball, and that the team needs a new ballpark to remain competitive. Jordan Christmas News 93.1 KFBK this morning a local school district shifting the way students are grated Cape because Johnny de Agostini with that story, Sacramento City Unified School District is making a change to its grading system aiming to beam or equitable. The new policy establishes a minimum grade for each of the districts more than 40,000 students of 50%, Matt Turkey and assistant Superintendent for S. C. U. S D. Tells the sac B grades often wrongfully reflect things that are not related to education like absences, incomplete work, behavior or tardiness, he adds. Hard subjects like math and English should be taught with more patients. Johnny D. Augustine e who's 93.1 calf. Okay, let's get you caught up on all of this hour's top national stories. CEO of Colonial Pipeline the major fuel pipeline shut down by a cyber attack.
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San Francisco Expands Vaccine Eligibility to 16 and Older
"SAN Francisco Putting up vaccine eligibility ahead of the state's expansion date KFBK Jordan Christmas has more Corona virus vaccine eligibility has expanded in San Francisco. All residents age 16 and older can now schedule an appointment. The expansion comes a week at The city expanded eligibility to all residents, 16 and older and several zip codes that were hit the hardest by the pandemic. The statewide expansion, all residents, 16 and older will happen
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Philadelphia 76ers humble Los Angeles Lakers as losing streak reaches four games
"70 Sixers in Staples Center last night, 10921 Oh one. The Lakers did make a furious run in the fourth quarter before the Sixers ultimately closed the game out. They now now have have a a quick quick Turn Turn around around as as they they hope hope to to break break the the losing losing streak streak tonight tonight against against the the Cleveland Cleveland Cavaliers. Cavaliers. I'm I'm Jordan Jordan Christmas Christmas Now. Now. Sacramento Sacramento
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"Around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Kerman Unified School District in Fresno County will be welcoming back students today. Today, the aid group will be the first to return to in person learning. The aid group goes to campus Tuesdays and Thursdays, while the B group will attend in person on Wednesdays and Fridays, Health and safety protocols will be put in place as well to protect students and staff, while San Diego County isn't in the red tear, Yet some school districts are welcoming back their students. Yesterday, the power a unified school district was able to reopen the small groups because of state approval. Carlsbad Unified School District will open the small groups today as well. The Los Angeles Lakers were able to take care of business on the road against the Golden State Warriors won 28 to 97 last night. LeBron James had a triple double and the Lakers have a quick turnaround as they are back home tonight, hosting the Minnesota Timberwolves. I'm Jordan Christmas. Sacramento. Traffic from the KFBK Traffic Center overnight. Reduce lanes on south Bound I five from Highway 52 Floren Road until six a.m. ramp closures until five A.m. Floren Road on ramps and one Florin Road off ramp north out. Five. Reduce lines from the South Land Park. Drive over across the highway, 50 Broadway ramp and the East and Westbound Pocket Road on ramps in north Bound. Five are closed until five. All Florin Road on ramp and off. Ramps are closed North bound 5 to 5 A.m. and alternate lane closures on north bound five from her. Readable of our highway 99 for sign work until five a.m. traffic on the tens, Every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk on 15 30 A m and your I.
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Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Arrives in Santa Cruz County, California
"This morning The Johnson and Johnson vaccine has arrived in at least one northern Cali For your county. Here's kfbk is Jordan Chris Corona virus. Vaccines from Johnson and Johnson have made its way to Santa Cruz County. The county received 1300 doses of the vaccine yesterday, Health officials said that they expect the one dose vaccine to increase their supply and open up more vaccine doses for residents. The Johnson and Johnson vaccine was endorsed by U. S Health Advisers last month. Jordan Christmas News 93.1
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"Clippers 11 25 to 1 18. They will host the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. I'm Jordan Christmas. Now. Sacramento traffic There's not really much blood work to sell you down in and around Sacramento right now. South found 99. You could encounter some work before Elkhorn Boulevard earlier chain restrictions Monday night on I 80 in the high country have since been lifted at last check 80 and 50. We're both free and clear. Bottom line. Not much slowing you down at this hour Traffic every 10 minutes every weekday morning and afternoon news radio kfbk. Now Sacramento weather that you caught it is today that is breezy is today a little 42 to 46? I think society clients tomorrow is 61 to 65 Sunday on Wednesday for the highest 63 to 67 Banky, weather meteorologist by Larson. He's 93.1 kfbk. Somewhere in Maryland, Dr. X unleashes his scratch off. Masterpiece surprises. Cash part. Don't multiply them 50 times more. What happy? Oh, yes. 100 Tides. The gash A million dollars up ice up, cashbox, Zab. Excellent. It's beautiful. They all five new X multipliers scratch offs from the Maryland lottery like nothing we've created before play safely and responsibly..
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"Newsom issued an emergency proclamation over the weekend for both counties because of the recent weather conditions. That also means Caltrans will formally request immediate help through the Federal Highway Administration to address highway woman which had a huge chunk of the road washout and fall into the ocean. Church in North Santa Rosa has finally agreed to stop endorse services officials that Spring Hills church changed their minds yesterday after the county find them twice over the weekend for refusing to stop large indoor gatherings. The church's pastor said that they were not looking to prove anything and that they will take it outside. The Los Angeles Clippers were able to get a road win against the New York Knicks. The Clippers were able to win 1 29 21 16 yesterday, thanks to a stellar performance from Kawai winners. The Clippers will play the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday. I'm Jordan Christmas. Now. Sacramento traffic from the KFBK Traffic Center test the season for rest areas to be closed down South bound. I've five L corn rest area still closed for a long term project. Latest reopening date is the end of this month, and we're heading north. The next one you're gonna find is the dead again Rest area both north and South bound Dunnigan rest areas that currently closed for long term utility work until the first of February and heading up into the high country. You really like to stop Don't plan on stopping of the Donner Summit Rest area. At least for a few days. That's where they piled all the snow both East and westbound. Donner's summit rest areas are closed Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk on 15 30 A m and your I Heart radio app Now Sacramento weather Money of clouds early on this Monday morning lows between 45 49 With considerable cloudiness later.
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"This afternoon into this evening rain in the valley snow in the high country for the next few days currently 12 degrees in Truckee and 32 degrees in Lincoln Out of the stories trending this Tuesday morning new pressure on Governor Newsome this morning a Democratic lawmaker is criticizing him for how he's handled the lockdown more on that in a moment. But first governor Newsome responds to rumors that the statewide stay at home orders for political reasons were lifted. He denies that, he says absolutely not. A reporter at Fox 11 in Los Angeles asked the governor about this during the news conference. No, the critics are saying this online that This decision today comes amidst a recall campaign comes in it's lawsuits, and they say that the timing on this is arbitrary and convenient based off of that. I want to give you a chance to respond to people that are saying that it's just complete, utter nonsense. So let's just dispense with that fundamental, foundational e not sense. The recall. Newsome campaign needs about 300,000 more signatures by March to qualify for the ballot to other developments to report on that front this morning, a Democrat, Assemblyman Laura Friedman of Glendale, criticizing Governor Newsome for his handling of the lockdowns. In a tweet. Friedman says that state lawmakers have been kept out of the loop but have been complaining, she wrote, And we quote if you think state legislators were blindsided by and confused about the shifting and confusing public health directives, you'd be correct. If you think that we have been quiet about it in Sacramento, you'd be wrong. There is another explosive development in the recall effort from Silicon Valley to report this morning reports are surfacing that Silicon Valley tech executives have joined the recall Newsome effort. Many of them actually helped him get elected. They're reportedly upset with rollout of the vaccine in California businesses in the Bay Area and throughout California can now start relaxing covert restrictions. KFBK is Jordan Christmas has the latest from San Francisco Mayor London Breed said that outdoor dining an indoor salons could open as soon as Thursday. San Francisco is expected to be placed in the purple tear on the state's coronavirus tier list, which allows for certain low risk businesses to reopen in a limited capacity. The coronavirus caseload in San Francisco continues to rise. Health officials confirmed more than 100 new cases yesterday, bringing the caseload close to the 30,000 Mark Jordan Christmas news 93.1 KFBK Other news for You're on this Tuesday morning, The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors planning to move forward with an expansion of the Sacramento County Jail, gave the case Taylor Martin has more control construction is up to receive a $10 million contract to oversee the design and construction of additional space to the jail that would be used for medical, mental health and programming needs of inmates. The board will consider the contract at the meeting this afternoon. County staff explains the expansion project is to improve the facility not to increase the facilities bed Count Taylor Martin News 93.1 KFBK Governor, Newsome is also extending rent relief for millions of tenants. Here's KFBK is Marshall Benson Governor Gavin Newsom announced the cove in 19 moratorium that protected hard head. Californians from eviction will now be extended all the way through June instead of expiring this month. New bill in the California legislature would create a rent subsidy program with the help of $2.6 billion in federal stimulus funds. If approved, tenants harmed by Cove in 19 could stay in their homes or apartments by paying 25% of what they owe and rent each month. Marshall Benson is 93.1 kfbk 70 five's a time on this Tuesday morning time for our featured audio clip this hour. A leading world economist says that families are under stress during the pandemic, Maura than we may realize And company leaders are struggling with how to deal with that going forward. Mohammed El Arian is the chief economic advisor for al Eons. Here's what he told Yahoo Business news in our featured audio clip this hour. The average family, especially if they have younger kids, it's stretched beyond belief. I talked to people who have to home school that kids Um, they have to continue working. Some. Some of them are caring about their parents. I think most companies recognize that mental stress is very high right now, and they're thinking about how do you manage this and get to sustainable level and that's gonna be a major challenge. When I look at what is not being talked about enough right now, first and foremost is how unequal the shock is. And this has major scarring, implication. Economic, social, political. And, secondly, about the mental stress that a lot of people are going through, and I'm gonna have to manage through it. And that's the wheel priority for companies very interesting Comments from Mohamed Al Arian, he is someone who often talks on a macro economic scale globally about you know, the shifting of wealth and value and so on and so forth Stock markets and bonds and Hearing breaks down. This is what's going on with her family's right. Well, you and you wonder. I mean, I don't know if he is someone who has small Children at home and is maybe personally touched by it as well. I mean, But I haven't talked to many friends with young kids who say Oh, it's easy. I just haven't No, no, no, no. By the way in Las Vegas, we're going back to school. Suicide through the roof. You know it's in Las Vegas since the picnic pandemic began, suicides in their high school's doubled Yeah, like I think, 19, which is an enormous number and in and I just think that El Arian was really right on point here, and that's why we made in our featured audio clip This hour was this is impacting struggling families, Maura than we know. Right and more than being reported, and there's a disparity right now, in what he talked about on how this pandemic is impacting all of us. The wealthy are doing just fine. Thank you, right. The rest of the folks. Maybe not so much. And then there's a group that's really, really getting hit. And it does look more like a k like any recovery will be K shaped because there are families right now who, you know they don't have an extra $400 an extra $200 on extra 20 bucks. Right? So I mean, work. We're getting to the point Now where this is almost 12 months old. Yeah. I mean, we're getting to the end of January. This all started what? March with how much in stimulus? I mean, what we've had a couple of we've had 1 $1400 check and once it Senator Dollar check. That's correct. That's not a lot to pay for a year's worth of which in the economic numbers indicate that we're at the tail end of what was a slight boom. I mean unemployment numbers went back up again last month, so right, All right, let's get you caught up now on your national stories. From ABC News. I'm Sherry Preston coronavirus case numbers and hospitalizations on a downward trend across the country, but states are.
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"Consider approving an emergency resolution at its meeting tomorrow night. The measure would also call for the city to start a serious of town hall sessions for community members, City staff among other groups to discuss the concerns of people of color. The North Bay is expected to experience some high winds in the coming days. Yesterday, the National Weather Service upgraded its wind advisory to a high wind warning. Damaging wind conditions are expected to start this afternoon. According to officials. The warning will be in effect until tomorrow morning. The Sacramento Kings will have to try and bounce back after losing to the New Orleans pelicans. The Kings lost 1 28 to 1 23 last night. And what was another poor defensive effort dear and Fox did have a career night with 43 points and 13 assists, but the Kings will have to bounce back against the Clippers on Wednesday. I'm Jordan Christmas now. Sacramento traffic from the KFBK Traffic Center. The fixed five project. Well, no longer do we see any weekend long closures. We do have some overnight worked up. We'll see reduced lanes between the highway 50 and the foreign road over crossing until 7 a.m. bridgework reduces lanes on eastbound I 80 between Reed Avenue with West El Camino Avenue over crossing through 5 A.m. in the delta. Watch for one way control traffic at the junction of state rats 12 and 1 60 through 6 a.m. and reduce Explains on highway 1 16 north and South bound between three miles Slough Bridge and the entrance to Brandon Island State Park through 7 A.m. traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk on 15 30 A m and your I Heart radio app Now Sacramento weather With patchy clouds early on.
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Why dairy farmers are dumping perfectly good milk
"California dairy farmers are dumping milk they say there are serious problems with the state's food supply lines KPK Jordan Christmas has details for example producers in the state who supply restaurants schools and other big institutional buyers are having to dump their milk in nearby fields the shelter in place order that temporarily shuttered many businesses means that dairy farmers have few places to sell their product while supermarket shelves are often low on milk commercial dairy producers notice not a simple process to shift to the consumer market packaging and distribution for individual consumers have different requirements that are costly to
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California may pause student fitness tests because of bullying
"Governor Gavin Newsom wants to end a fitness testing program in California schools for the next three years he's blaming bullying and body shaming care Piquet's Jordan Christmas reports new sim is calling out the physical fitness testing program as bullying and discrimination same these tests we to body shaming the fitness Graham program has been a part of California's physical education curriculum since nineteen ninety six in order to determine the fitness level of students based on six categories of physical testing Newsome is trying to put this program on pause for three years if the legislation passes it will be put on hold starting in twenty
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49ers to face Chiefs in Miami for Super Bowl LIV
"Morning the forty Niners are headed to the Super Bowl after a convincing victory over the Green Bay Packers in the NFC championship game get the keys Jordan Christmas has more we now know the Superbowl match up after championship weekend came to an end the San Francisco forty Niners will be heading to Miami after they took care of business against the Green Bay Packers last night thirty seven to two yep Levi stadium the Niners will now go up against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl fifty four on February second the chiefs won the AFC championship game yesterday after beating the Tennessee Titans thirty five to twenty four it will be the first Super Bowl appearance in fifty years for the Kansas City Chiefs as for the forty Niners it will be there seven Super Bowl appearance in the franchise's
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California Approves Statewide Rent Control to Ease Housing Crisis
"Morning California will soon have a form of state wide rent control Kate BK's Jordan Christmas has details lawmakers have sent the governor legislation Cappy Brent increases as the nation's most popular. state struggles with an affordable housing and homelessness crisis assembly members gave final approval to a bill that limits and you will rent increases the five percent plus inflation the cap expires in twenty thirty it wouldn't apply to housing built within the last fifteen years or to single family homes unless they are owned by corporations or trusts also exempt or duplexes where the owner lives in one unit Democrats said the goal of the bill is to counter bring gal gene and keep the poor and elderly in their homes but Republicans countered that Democrats who control the state government created the problem by passing restrictive development and environmental