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Weingarten because you talk about the teachers union and their impact. she tweeted social media companies should be held accountable for the impact on young people's mental health and well-being. great resources here, goes on to quote some people, but it really is one of those things where you're like, did she just tweet that sonia. >> yeah, she did. and you know what? it's no surprise again because the unions and everything that they're doing has been trying take control of the children. i mean, you see it with their push on community schools, trying to take care of the whole family, the whol...

It's written into our rules. >> trace: i thought you might want to take that one on corey. >> totally backwards california closed its schools longer than just about any other state and gavin newsome is a hypocrite sends his kids to private school while he was complaining about the zoom school that happened in the public school system. a total hypocrite on school choice. look, what's wrong with these leftist authoritarians, the left has launched an all-out assault on parental rights in education, and it's time for parents to wake up and push back and rescue your kids from these radicals who are...

Their behavioral problems because the child might feel uncomfortable? it's worth reminding california's top attorney that both state and federal law require parents to review the education records of their children. common sense would also like to point out that kids are only in school for six hours a day, 180 days a year. does ag banta even realize for the remaining 6,000 hours a year kids are stuck with hateful parents? let's bring in sonja shaw, school board president for the chino valley unified school district and corey deangelis american federation for children, senior fellow. sonia, to ...

The New Milford Police Department issued a call for help on their Facebook page Thursday (08/24/23). They posted the pictures of two suspects with the following information:

SOUTHBURY — John V. Wicelinski, of Southbury, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, August 15, 2023, at Griffin Hospital.