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May 25, 2022
Records show staffers for local officeholders use the encrypted messaging app Signal. Experts say this circumvents California’s public records law.
April 20, 2022
Low mortgage interest rates have helped drive up home prices for a decade. What happens now that the rate for a 30-year mortgage has hit 5%?
December 31, 2021
Costs for residents will be just under average of county
August 7, 2021
02.08.21 19:00 spillede SønderjyskE mod FC Nordsjælland 0-2 i Superligaen Grundspil 2021/2022s 3. runde. Se alt om kampen på bold.dk.
February 26, 2021
New York Times News Service February 26, 2021 9:03 am Much of the housing market has gone missing. On suburban streets and in many urban neighborhoods, across large and midsize metro areas, many homes that would have typically come up for sale over the past year never did. Even in cities with a pandemic glut of empty apartments and falling rents, it has become incredibly hard to buy a home. Today, if you’re looking for one, you’re likely to see only about half as many homes for sale...
February 26, 2021
2/26/2021 12:51:00 PM This is an excellent article by Emily Badger and Quoctrung Bui in the NY Times: Where Have All the Houses Gone? The authors discuss many of the issues weve discussed on why housing inventory is so low (pandemic, people renting homes, baby boomers aging in place, etc). A brief excerpt on the conversion of single family homes to rental properties: “Right now it’s a screaming good deal to have two properties: When my mortgage rate is 2.7 percent, why not have two of t...
February 26, 2021
Much of the housing market has gone missing. On suburban streets and in many urban neighborhoods, across large and midsize metro areas, many homes that would have typically come up for sale over the past year never did. Even in cities with a pandemic glut of empty apartments and falling rents, it has become incredibly hard to buy a home. Today, if you’re looking for one, you’re likely to see only about half as many homes for sale as were available last winter, according to data from Altos R...
February 12, 2021
Q: What’s the story behind that strange Scooby A: Turns out there’s a bunch of old TV vehicles making the rounds, from Knight Rider’s KITT to Herbie the Love Bug, most of them created by avid superfans. Warner Bros. still owns a Scooby Doo van it occasionally rolls out for charity appearances, but the one you’re seeing is probably a lime-and-aqua replica created by Edmundo Alarcon, a former Disney tour guide from La Puente who retrofitted his 1981 Volkswagen in tribute to his favorite...
December 30, 2020
Trash hauling lobbyist With a tumultuous election year drawing to a close, the revolving doors at San Diego City Hall have gone into overtime as old staffers depart for greener lobbying fields, and new ones arrive fresh from playing the influence-peddling game. Michael Simonsen, the freshly minted chief of staff for newly elected Seventh District Democrat Raul Campillo, hails from trash hauler Republic Services, where he’s spent the last four and a half years as Municipal Relationship Manag...
January 13, 2011
mountains, but we dont expect any around baltimore. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. first we say good morning to sarah. >> major roads continue to run smoothly at this hour. we have been tracking a problem at greenspring valley road over towards greenspring road. all lanes are closed because of a fatal accident. a vehicle into a tree. warren road at york road, closures are in effect because of downed wires leftover from yesterday. on southbound 95,...