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Thankfully. im going to stay here. thanks, david lee miller. >> turning to the west coast. its cloudy with a chance of fish. folks in fran have been reporting anchovies raining down from the sky. residents say theyre finding fish on rooftops, sidewalks and driveways. one person said they nearly got smacked by a fish waiting for a bus. local fishermen say its because of a boom in the anchovy population. birds are grabbing more than they can eat and drop them when they fly over land. >> or its the...

The City of Cody has a simple request for residents this Independence Day: don't leave lawn chairs on Sheridan Avenue before or after the Cody Stampede Parades.

Neighbors in the South Seminole Heights community are concerned over excessive speeding, a lack of speed limit signs, and no sidewalks. They fear someone will soon get hurt.

Many cities are not building with people with disabilities in mind even after the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Many cities are not building with people with disabilities in mind even after the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The Batavian has been checking in with City Manager Rachael Tabelski quite a lot lately, not only to obtain updates about current and future projects but to inform Batavia’s residents about things that matter to them. What always seems to be at the top of that list? Sidewalks. While there are brand new smooth and even walks on many streets, there are others that are more

>> reporter: the scooters are used mostly by tourists, who dont always seem to follow the rules. the scooters are supposed to have only one person on them at a time. they are not allowed on the sidewalks. and share riders are supposed to be at least 18 years old. in june, an american couple was fined over $800 for throwing a rented escooter down the spanish steps, causing $26,000 worth of damage to the marble steps. and now the city of rome has a plan. starting in january 2023, the city council ...

How they select their leaders? >> well, homelessness and crime will continue to be key issues until theyre effectively addressed. let me just speak first to homelessness. the question is not to move them out because youre moving them out where? no one wants to see people homeless on their streets, on their sidewalks, in their communities. but you cant lock them up. you just cant move them from one location to the other. the answer, personally, that i believe, and whats working in the city of hou...

And they must not block the streets. if they violate any of those particular items then we -- or those particular regulations, then we will arrest them and we basically inform them of any protests that we have at the residences, particularly that weve had recently at supreme court justices homes, we make sure that we tell them this information so that they are clear on the law. so generally over the past couple of months that has been fruitful for them to understand and we have had no arrests to...

Et cetera. if you are always going to bring down more violent felonies and assault. paul: dan the question i guess our democrats in particular progressives getting the political message that is being sent question rick jason described in your grace. mayor eric adams approval rating in new york is now 29% in one pole. you know there are several weight shootings and random stabbings in the street in crime is still going up. it suggests that as much as adams may be trying he is running into obstacl...