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That off. That is the message tonight as oakland Business Owners threaten to stop paying taxes until the city steps in to help crack down on crime. We should not pay taxes to the city for any service, because theyre not giving us officers. We dont have no polic a growing movement in the city of oakland. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. Some small Business Owners are demanding action from the city as criminals continue to targetutheir shops and restaurants. New at ten tonight ktvu is amber lee joins us now live from oakland and amber. The owners are now consideri...

. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener two people had to be rescued today when their truck was swept up by floodwaters. ktvu is jana katsuyama talked with members of the oakland fire department who are part of the rescue team called down to hollister. she joins us now live with their story and the message to all drivers, janna julian mike, the state has put all of these swiftwater rescue teams on standby and overnight the one based here in oakland, got the call about two people who were trapped on top of their vehicle. yes it was dark and dangerous. when rescue crews arrived, they foun...

On this week’s podcast, Rad interviews Mike Lamonica, Chief Master Sergeant who retired as Chief Enlisted Manager for the 720th Special Tactics Group at

Life. and since then, she says she has dedicated her energies to encouraging others to be donors. mike lamonica is grateful he decided to get back to competitive swimming, something he had done in college. not only did he find a refuge from the pandemic he also met a pool manager who turned out to be the love of his life and mike and kelly were married in september. so much to be thankful for. thank you for spending this afternoon with me. have a great thanksgiving. i'm jessica dean. special thanksgiving day marathon of stanley tucci "searching for italy" starts now. i have driven in italy q...

4 minute read For 17-straight seasons, the Terps have appeared in the NCAA Championship tournament. But in 2002, Maryland men’s lacrosse didn’t make the cut. Maryland has been a staple in the NCAA Championship for nearly two decades, and the program was similarly strong in the years prior. Since the inception of the NCAA Division I Tournament in 1971, the Terps have only missed the contest seven times (1980, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1999, 2002). The expectation is Maryland will play in the postseason in 2021, which would make 18-consecutive trips to the tournament. But this isn’t about t...