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Based organization in the city and our 1,000 members are all low income mono lingual renters. We have 50 present and some are in the overflow room and were here regarding our concerns on the proposed legislation. If t. I. C. S are allowed to buy back the condo conversion process these units will be taken out of rent control stock and will open the flood gate and incentivize the speculators. A lot of the tenants are low income and will not afford other places. I have also experienced ellis act eviction process and i do not wish this upon anyone to go through. Also speculators will be motivated ...

The city of Los Altos received four Institute for Local Government Beacon Program Spotlight awards for its significant and voluntary reductions in greenhouse gas output for the award period covered,

The 6 AM News: New Trustees, Sexual Assault Awareness, Brady Manek In today’s news: UNC’s Board of Trustees get new members; the Beacon Program advocates for sexual violence victims; UNC basketball lands a transfer. Chapelboro.com and WCHL, equal opportunity employers, are dedicated to providing broad outreach regarding job vacancies at the station. We seek the help of local organizations in referring qualified applicants to our station. Organizations that wish to receive our vacancy information should contact WCHL by calling (919) 933-4165.

By Jamie Perez Apr 1, 2021 11:42 AM MADISON, Wis. — The hardships of the pandemic have forced people out of their homes, put businesses out of work and increased unemployment rates. The Beacon staff have been working under more stressful conditions to try to help as many people as possible get back on their feet. “I don’t think people realize just how easy it is to become homeless,” said Beacon’s Community Partner Relations Specialist Nici Hawkins. Hawkins said she’s seen people from all walks of life asking for help over the past year. “A lot of businesses closed down, ...

MADISON, Wis. — The hardships of the pandemic have forced people out of their homes, put businesses out of work and increased unemployment rates. The Beacon staff have been working under more stressful conditions to try to help as many people as possible get back on their feet. “I don’t think people realize just how easy it is to become homeless,” said Beacon’s Community Partner Relations Specialist Nici Hawkins. Hawkins said she’s seen people from all walks of life asking for help over the past year. “A lot of businesses closed down, hours were cut,” she said. “So we do hav...