Meanwhile, the commission is scheduled to vote next week on a PG&E request to raise the amount of revenue it collects from customers this year, as well as in 2018 and 2019. That request, if approved, would boost monthly bills by an estimated 50 cents. It is not specifically related to San Bruno; PG&E has requested the money for improvements such as modernizing the grid and helping it to withstand and recover from natural disasters. … [Read more...] about PG&E agrees to $86.5m penalty in San Bruno fallout; bills to drop
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Alex Berenson proclaims COVID-19 spike in Sun Belt is likely ‘behind us,’ more evidence against lockdowns
"Hospitalizations in places like Arizona and Florida and Texas are all declining ..." he added. "Other people in the media are going to be able to, probably, look at slightly rising death counts maybe for some period in the next few days and make hay with that if they want to, but if you actually look at hospitalizations, it looks like we are maybe past the worst of this in the Sun Belt." … [Read more...] about Alex Berenson proclaims COVID-19 spike in Sun Belt is likely ‘behind us,’ more evidence against lockdowns
Arizona superintendent dismisses hopes for reopening schools this fall as ‘fantasy’
“I don't think you could just put kids into a classroom and they're going to learn,” he said. “I'm scared for teachers in Arizona. I'm scared for teachers throughout America [at] risk of catching it … We can't afford to lose more Kims.” … [Read more...] about Arizona superintendent dismisses hopes for reopening schools this fall as ‘fantasy’
Chicago violence: 3 shot, 1 fatally in violence on fashionable street
A 26-year-old man was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Authorities say a 36-year-old man was hospitalized in serious condition and a 28-year-old woman was hospitalized in stable condition. … [Read more...] about Chicago violence: 3 shot, 1 fatally in violence on fashionable street
Journalist describes riot damage in cities across US: ‘Beyond anything … since at least the 1960s’
"I noticed when speaking to the residents of all these places, many of whom are minority or recent immigrants, whose livelihoods have been completely upended, is that their sentiments differ markedly from the activists and journalists who professed to be speaking on their behalf," he said. … [Read more...] about Journalist describes riot damage in cities across US: ‘Beyond anything … since at least the 1960s’
