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Supervisor mandelman thank you, chair peskin, supervisor safai, and supervisor haney. I know weve had a long meeting, but i think this is important and i want to thank you for making time for this today. Earlier this year, massive rainfalls resulted in flooding along the embarcadero and other low lying areas of our city. Folks, Climate Change isnt coming, its already here. Last year, a group of climate advocates, some of whom are here today asked my office to work with them on declaring a Climate Emergency in San Francisco. Other communities had already taken the steps of declaring a Climate E...

Vehicles. We know that we can expand this Public Charging Network particularly in the gaps you see in the map known as charging deserts. [please stand by] specific actions in six strategic areas that well meade to implement well need to implement that goal. And electricity is the fuel of the future and we need to implement it in existing modes. Last slide oops. It was your last slide. [laughter]. So ill make it up. So renewable electricity, will get us to a netzero system which is crucial to become a net carbon city. And our 2030 goals are 35 of certification and sustainable modes will help to...

Atelier MB has promoted Heloise Wood to Design Director and Laura Jessup to Heritage Director. The pair join co-founder and Managing Director, Andrew

Apr 10, 2021 Apr 10, 2021 Take a look back at crimes that will be forever etched into Central Illinois' collective psyche.     The Hendricks murders In a case that sent shockwaves through Bloomington-Normal, Susan Hendricks, 30, and her three children, Rebekah, 9, Grace, 7, and Benjamin, 5, were axed to death in the bedrooms of their east Bloomington home in November 1983. A short time later, husband David Hendricks was charged with the grisly deaths, still known today as "the Hendricks murders." (Stunned by the brutal deaths, residents kept locksmiths busy securing their ow...

OWENSBORO, Kentucky — A Decatur man faces a charge of attempted murder of a police officer stemming from an altercation Friday with authorities in Kentucky. According to a news release from the Daviess County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a welfare check involving a man walking in the middle of a road. Upon their arrival, deputies came into contact with Josh Cliff, 31, who they say was not cooperative and during attempts to detain him assaulted a deputy and attempted to flee on foot. “Almost immediately after deputies were able to get Cliff into handcuffs and still st...