60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. We are looking at solano county, if youre trying to get on the road, it looks pretty good. Not a lot going on. On friday, sometimes we have better than usual conditions. We are off to a nice start. A little bit of sewing on 680. Traffic looks good. If you are off to a good start or early start, its a nice drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. Hopefully it will stay this way. Click floods go back to the desk. They will do everything they can to protect undocumented immigrants as ice raids are due to begin this weekend. The Trump Administration threatened to arrest as many as 2000 undocumented immigrants who already have court orders to be deported. The raids are due to start sunday intensities around the country, that includes San Francisco. We stand by our commitment as a centricity, regardless of what is happening with our federal government. We will do everything we can to support and protect residents. The county invested resources to make sure that anyone who gets
Down before their investigation could begin and they plan to bring in cadaver dogs to make sure everyone made it off. Reporter the fire took away what little they had. Crazy to wake up and not have anything. You know . Everything gone. He claims 14 people were inside yesterday afternoon when the building burned. It had been vacant for years. It is part of a redevelopment area. Officials say they were aware of complaints about the homeless here. It has been a problem for us which is why we went in to tighten access, fencing and walls and security to prevent people from getting inside. Time after time the groups would return. Officials say they are exploring other options to house them. Not just a solution to wipe out encampments. The only solution to get them housed. Reporter trying to help the homeless. People trying to survive. They need shelter and food. Why not a vac about building. Reporter Security Guard will be trying to keep people out, that includes the homeless. Live in san jo
Shafter Public Works Director Mike James noted that calls for illegal dumping clean up aren't coming near as often, but when they do, the city is focused more on education as opposed to enforcement.
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Cracking down on illegal dumping
Jersey City and Secaucus to join Department of Environmental Protection s new initiative ×
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the Attorney Generals Office will partner with local municipalities to deter and prosecute illegal dumping.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has launched a new initiative to support municipalities like Jersey City and Secaucus in combatting illegal dumping.
Spurred by community feedback from environmental justice listening sessions, DEP Assistant Commissioner Elizabeth Dragon spearheaded the development of the Collaboration and Deterrence Project of DEP’s Illegal Dumping Program.
Through this new project, DEP will help municipalities combat illegal dumping by loaning deterrence equipment to participating towns and providing training and support to aid local officials in enforcing civil and criminal environmental laws.