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Idea, into your bill, out of your bill, appreciate that. I am curious if there have been any hearings about that. Now and as you stated, it is out of the bill. Lets go forward. Have there been any hearings on this legislation at all . Know, there were no hearings on the postmaster generals actions were he did not perform any of us and told us he wasnt stopping. Our constituents were saying they were being hurt. Can i respond . I would like to say i will give you more. Congressman tom and moran and Susan Collins, all republicans sent their own letters expressing concerns with the postmaster gen...

Reports of any major injuries the interstate 5 is expected to be close for most of the day and there is no word on when highway 58 and her house and will reopen this and only at the moment is a long term closure. Anny hong here is a live look at the satellite and radar picture you to see quite a bit of moisture but it is just over the mountains and over basically just some east of Los Angeles Area of were still looking at some a little bit of drizzle for some locations across the bay area but it is really like and were talking and it is another chance for summer and maybe later on tonight and ...

Hour notice however that if they do not come to an agreement sunday at midnight there will be a strike. Hot hohot hot upon and the bart spokesperson reprise issued this statement pat at we are grateful to the bay area will not be impacted by our unions for the next few days and that the trains will be running while we continue to negotiate. Bart was prepared to offer a new proposal today but the unions told us they were not ready for it. We will continue negotiations tomorrow at 9 00 a. M. continuing our coverage hit up there was plenty of gridlock when they took to picket lines. But kron4s Ch...

The project on Dietz Avenue North ticks a lot of boxes for city hall by providing more rental apartments, more affordable apartments, and more family-sized apartments.

Businesses are worried the higher charges will mean fewer shoppers venture into town.