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Also supervisor tang with both of us, we were discussing this earlier that once again another pedestrian was killed today. So, it happens to be actually in district 4 and one block from my district. At some point supervisor tang and i will be asking for a hearing to discuss that intersection. Thank you very much. Thank you, supervisor yee. Supervisor cohen. Thank you very much. First, everyone, i just want to say happy black History Month to you. Its a wonderful time of the year and we get together and we celebrate the art and the culture and the richness of the Africanamerican Community. I re...

A great many activities that are free and open to the public, and if youre interested you can contact my office or supervisor breeds office and were happy to share information with you. There are many things to discuss today. First, i also want to acknowledge supervisor mar and scott, supervisor wiener and supervisor avalos and just collectively the amount of time and energy that we have put into bringing a critical ballot measure to you, to the people of San Francisco for consideration. And, you know, its going to be a lot of discussion around it for many months and i hope that you will liste...

Acknowledge that supervisor campos introduced a piece, a resolution acknowledging what is it, february as Womens Health month. And this is really interesting. At first i have to be honest you with, i took offense to it because i thought my goodness february is black History Month and now this is exactly what people are talking about when they live in San Francisco of africanamerican descent and still constantly under attack, under appreciated and just not acknowledged. And that was my initial my initial response. The second thing that i thought about was, heres an opportunity to bridge two ver...

THOMASVILLE- The Rotary Club of Thomasville had a huge crowd during their Thursday meeting, acknowledging all of their students of the month along with presenting the United Way of Thomas

Gun violence was the leading cause of death nationwide among people under the age of 19 in 2020, according to research by New Hyde Park-based Northwell Health and the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, which also found that firearm deaths among children and adolescents surged more than 40% between 2018 and 2021.