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July 16, 2024
Californians who have filed has fallen to the lowest rate in two months. The Labor Department says 212 thousand workers in the state filed for firsttime Unemployment Benefits last week. The Development Department is looking to boost staff to handle the flood of unemployment claims brought on by the shutdown. The department is looking to hire 1800 people along with the 3000 workers on the job. The edd needs people to help process claims and handle phone calls. They are looking for people with acc...
July 16, 2024
Degrees. 51 to 61, . 51 arose. We have some low clouds in there, so that little bit right there has clouds moving in. Temperatures have dropped off. Santa rosa is also 9 degrees cooler. The big low is on its way for the westsouthwest, that will impact us in the next 24 to 48 hours. Saturday there appears to be some rain. In 10 minutes we will talk about that. So some hanging onto 80s and 90s, but cooler today. So, over to sal and the bay bridge, what do we want to focus on today sal . If you are...
July 16, 2024
Gov. Newsom let us pull this down. We will get started. For your, everybody indulgence. As we are here in the sacramento area to make a number of announcements and continue our daily briefings. The announcement today is an announcement that is very near and dear, not only to me, but mayor steinberg, who is here, Carrie Larson from the county and surrounding the issue of homelessness. We are in a facility the sacramento area that currently has 30 individuals that were out on the streets and encam...
June 29, 2024
These issues i have mentioned lead me to introduce the Refugee Program Integrity Restoration act of 2017. Into place that where it should be in Congress Also the states and localities should have a true state whether theyn can resettle refugees to detect fraud or reduce National Security concerns. I know this past tuesday marked thees end of the suspension of executive order. And i know that department of against screening with refugee applicants with that adjudication m process but that Previou...
June 21, 2024
For joining us im nicole brewer. We should mention some schools have canceled testing today. Youll she information at the bottom of your screen, also on line at cbsphilly. Com. We will have live team three coverage for you of weather this morning, Steve Patterson in in bucks county. Well check if with meteorologist Carol Erickson in the cbs3 mobile weather lab in just a minute. First the very late west meteorologist, Katie Fehlinger, track the storm for thus morning katie . We have seen impressi...
June 20, 2024
Good morning. In 2014 National Conference participants. Please welcome president of an allamerica. [applause] hello. Good morning, everyone. Morning and welcome. The First National in Rural America conference. Giving america it coverage. Excited to have you here today. [applause] you know, when we first started planning this conference months and months ago our hope was to bring together enrollment leaders from across the country to reflect back on the historic first open enrollment time and sha...
June 20, 2024
Do not include the fees associated with them. So that is accurate that they do not include all prices. To the extent someone is using that data and assuming that it does include the various fees, from their perspective it would be distorted. If someone understands it is not excluded they are receiving a different date is set. Have you heard him say that, change your view that this scheme, as you put it, creates an inherent conflict . No. He also said the following, mr. Thomas farley, it creates ...
May 21, 2024
The Bell County Diversion Center, a facility that was designed to keep low-level offenders with addiction or mental health issues out of jail or hospitals, will receive $1.6 million in
May 20, 2024
The Bell County Diversion Center, a facility that was designed to keep low-level offenders with addiction or mental health issues out of jail or hospitals, will receive $1.6 million in
February 2, 2024
Mayor Craig Greenberg delivered the annual address Thursday morning at the Rotary Club of Louisville.