It is christmas in some parts of the world and we are tracking santa as he makes a trip to all the boys and girls who have been good this year. Tracking santa and where he will go next. Hopefully santa has had good weather. Is smooth sailing in the bay area. We dont even have fog. It is dry and cold and a chilly start for most. A few degrees from where we were yesterday. 30s and 40s to start and we will take a live look outside where we have cloud cover in place. A beautiful sunrise with a nice glow in place. For Christmas Eve, we remain dry. A weak system will move across the bay area later today and bring a slight opportunity for sprinkles. It doesnt look like much, if anything at all. First the numbers. 42 to start the day in livermore. Low 40s in napa and 39 at santa rosa. 48 at San Francisco and the south bay is 46 to start the morning. Some of us are a tad cooler. 43 at san mateo and woodside. Alimony alimony alamo is 39. The wind is light with a little fog and not too bad. If yo
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Meet Tattoo, a new K9 Officer with the Swatara Township Police Department
Tattoo, a Labrador/Pitbull mix, will serve as a therapy K9 officer beside Officer Ben Stewart, a school resource officer with the Steelton-Highspire School District.
Credit: Swatara Township Police Department Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43) Updated: 1:46 PM EST February 26, 2021
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. The Swatara Township Police Department on Friday announced the latest addition to its K9 Officer lineup.
Tattoo, a 35-pound, Labrador/Pitbull mix, joined the police department on Feb. 13. His partner is Officer Ben Stewart, a school resource officer in the Steelton-Highspire School District.
Swatara Police say Tattoo was named in remembrance of Christine Stoltz, who served the department as a receptionist for the last 25 years and recently died of cancer.
Jacksonville homeless veteran gets help from strangers on Facebook
Sam Young s story was posted on a Facebook group. Hundreds of people started to help and connected him with Five Star Veterans Center. Author: Leah Shields Updated: 7:34 AM EST December 31, 2020
JACKSONVILLE, Fla Sam Young never thought he’d be homeless. He served in the Navy for 10 years, was once married and had his own business. Then that all changed.
“Most of my life I was in the military and I grew up on a farm, Young said. I had a good life and it’s really scary out here. I feel bad for anybody that’s homeless in Jacksonville.”