Planning begins for $15 million aquatic center coming to Stockton
A $2.5 million investment from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy will help bring a new public aquatic center to Stockton.
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A $2.5 million investment from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy will help bring a new public aquatic center to Stockton.
The delta aquatic center would likely be along the San Joaquin River or Calaveras River in Stockton, according to a proposal by the San Joaquin Community Foundation.
1974 budget acts, it has only worked one time, but nearly 75% of the budget is mandatory spending. no matter what congress does, that money will continue to spend. the discretionary portion of the budget is actually quite small in comparison. and it is not just social security, medicaid, and medicare. they have added other things in there, like pell grants and other types of things where there are literally hundreds of government programs i continue on in perpetuity. instead of doing things that some of us advocate for, and asking for that discussion, if you are going to add all of these thing...
Republican joins the call for an independent investigation to trump's team to russia live at the white house with more of what's the latest, joe. >> good morning, call it an early peak at the budget blueprint the white house is putting together and another promise apparently to avoid cutting some of the key entitlements and certain other government departments are less likely to escape the budget acts. president trump expected a call for substantial increase in military spending in massive cuts to several federal agencies and in the budget proposal. the plan targeting agencies including the en...
Congress has usually reversed these mandated cuts under past budget acts, but our dr. siegel thinks his fellow physicians should not expect a lifeline this time armed. dr. marc siegel's with me now. doc, they always pass this. a decade ago or more they put this in place and said cut the doctors' pay to pay for medicare. >> and medicare services are beyond what are expected for physicians. we get penalized every year. megyn: but every year they do the so-called doctor fix so you don't get your payments cut so elderly patients don't have to worry. why do you think it's going to be different this...